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Adani Group, Autodesk, and DGT Partner to Advance Engineering Talent in India

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Adani Group has formed a partnership with Autodesk and the Directorate General of Training to utilize engineering talent and project intelligence in India. The collaboration involves Adani Group partnering with Autodesk to enhance efficiencies, visibility, and predictability across its infrastructure portfolio. Autodesk executives noted that India is leading in AI digital adoption and has a significant pool of engineering talent.

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The partnership integrates advanced project intelligence and AI into large-scale infrastructure operations. This collaboration between a global technology leader, a major industry conglomerate, and a government training agency signals a push toward technology-driven skills development in India. The initiative aims to unlock capacity and help companies lower costs through technology adoption.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • Adani GroupIndian conglomerate partnering to integrate technology and AI into its infrastructure portfolio.
  • AutodeskAmerican company providing project intelligence and AI platform utilized in the partnership.
  • Directorate General of TrainingGovernment agency involved in formalizing skills development initiatives through the collaboration.

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