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Hexaware and SmartRent are targeting a full-stack AI-native overhaul of customer operations and revenue processes. The three workstreams—Voice AI agents, intelligent bill-to-cash, and Salesforce Revenue Cloud—promise to cut support costs, accelerate cash cycles, and unify pipeline visibility. For AI practitioners, this deal illustrates the maturation of conversational AI from pilot to core enterprise infrastructure.
Hexaware is pouring £25 million into its UK delivery and R&D network, targeting digital services, AI and quantum computing. The expansion creates 1,200 jobs and deepens the company’s onshore footprint to better serve fast-moving UK clients in SaaS and enterprise digital transformation. The investment reflects growing demand for co-created, government-aligned digital solutions.
Indian IT giant Hexaware is investing £25M to expand in the UK, creating 1,200 high-skilled jobs across Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham over the next three to five years. The roles will focus on AI, digital services and quantum computing, with a strong emphasis on incubating young talent and collaborating with government datasets. This move intensifies the war for tech talent in northern England’s growing digital corridors.
Hexaware’s £25 million UK investment establishes R&D centres in Manchester and Leeds, creating 1,200 jobs focused on AI, digital services and quantum computing. The initiative aligns with the UK government’s G7-summit AI agenda and includes collaboration on unique public datasets. For AI researchers and engineers, it signals growing onshore R&D opportunity and public-private cooperation.