Discover how Agentic AI is revolutionizing procurement in this insightful keynote by Aatish Dedhia, Founder & CEO of Zycus. As businesses embrace AI, the real question is—how do we move beyond automation to unlock 10X value?
In this session, Aatish explores:
- The rise of Agentic AI and its impact on procurement
- How intelligent intake management enhances efficiency
- The power of AI-driven autonomous negotiation for savings
- Why Zycus is leading the AI revolution in procurement
With AI transforming industries at an unprecedented scale, Zycus’ Merlin Agentic Platform is setting a new benchmark for procurement automation, balancing autonomy with control.
Watch the video to explore the future of procurement and learn how your organization can leverage AI for strategic value creation!
Aatish Dedhia
Founder & CEO, Zycus
As the founder and CEO of Zycus, Aatish defines the vision and roadmap of all technology and innovation at Zycus. Aatish Dedhia started Zycus in 1998 with a vision to leverage technology to solve business problems. He harnessed the power of Artificial Intelligence technology for practical business purposes to create a powerful suite of solutions for the fields of procurement and finance. Under his dynamic leadership, Zycus has emerged as the industry leader in its business space. He has been responsible for the companys success in the fiercely competitive international market. His astuteness and strategy has been the pillar of Zycus success. Prior to Zycus, Aatish enjoyed a flourishing career at Intel Corporation in the United States and was part of the core design team on the Pentium-II processor.
At Intel, Aatish also introduced Internet and Intranet technologies within the Pentium-II group for improving group work and knowledge management. Aatish is a widely known professional in the IT industry and has been invited as a speaker at several international forums. He has a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India and a Master of Science (MS) in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University, U.S.
