Artificial intelligence is making advanced technology more accessible to businesses of different sizes, Chaitanya Guzzu, GCP Practice Head at Zellar, said at a Google Cloud event in Delhi.
Guzzu said the event brought together more than 200 clients from diverse sectors. Discussions focused on how technology could create real value and support solutions that are useful in day-to-day business operations.
Focus on practical business use
According to Guzzu, the central benefit of the gathering was the opportunity to understand the needs of businesses across sectors and examine how technology could address them.
“ The highlight of the day was the opportunity to engage with over 200 clients from diverse sectors,” Guzzu said. He added that the conversations explored ways to generate real value and provide solutions that are genuinely useful to their operations.
The comments place practical application at the centre of the discussion. Rather than presenting AI only as an emerging technology, the event examined how businesses could use it to solve operational problems and improve the usefulness of their existing technology investments.
AI expands access to technology
Guzzu said the advantages of advanced technology had previously been available mainly to companies of a certain scale. In his view, the arrival of AI is changing that situation.
“For many years, the benefits of such technology were accessible only to companies of a certain scale,” he said. “Now, however, with the advent of AI, it has become accessible to everyone.”
His assessment reflects the broader business question surrounding AI adoption: how organisations can convert new capabilities into solutions that are relevant to their own work. The event's cross-sector participation provided an opportunity to discuss that question with businesses facing different operational requirements.
What the discussion means for businesses
The remarks indicate that accessibility and usefulness were key themes at the Delhi event. For businesses, the emphasis was on identifying applications that can deliver value in their operations, rather than adopting technology without a clear purpose.
No specific AI product, implementation plan, investment figure or sector-wise outcome was detailed in the available remarks. The immediate development was the exchange between Google Cloud event participants and more than 200 clients about practical technology needs.
Conclusion
At the Google Cloud event in Delhi, Zellar's Chaitanya Guzzu said discussions with more than 200 clients focused on useful business applications, while AI is making advanced technology accessible beyond companies with substantial scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where was the event held?
The event was held in Delhi.
Q. Which organisation hosted the event?
Google Cloud hosted the event.
Q. Who spoke about the discussions?
Chaitanya Guzzu, GCP Practice Head at Zellar, spoke about the discussions.
Q. How many clients did Guzzu say participants engaged with?
He said the event provided an opportunity to engage with over 200 clients from diverse sectors.
Q. What was discussed at the event?
The discussions examined how technology could generate real value and provide solutions useful to business operations.
Q. What did Guzzu say about AI's accessibility?
He said AI has made technology accessible to everyone, compared with earlier access that was largely available to companies of a certain scale.
