Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Shivaami Launches India's First Google Gemini Enterprise Centre Mumbai
Shivaami has opened a new technology centre in Mumbai.
It is designed to help businesses learn how to use Google Gemini and Google Cloud tools.
Visitors can see live demonstrations and try out different ideas.
They can also attend workshops and speak with technology experts.
The centre will show how AI can help with data, cybersecurity, cloud systems and workplace tools.
It will demonstrate both generative AI and agentic AI applications.
Businesses can create small test projects, called proofs of concept, before adopting larger solutions.
The centre will also show examples for industries such as healthcare, education and retail.
Shivaami launched what it described as India’s first Google Gemini Enterprise Experience Centre at its Mumbai office.
The centre will offer hands-on demonstrations, executive briefings, innovation workshops and proof-of-concept exercises.
Featured areas include generative AI, agentic AI, data analytics, cloud migration, cybersecurity and Google Workspace.
Industry-specific demonstrations will target manufacturing, retail, media and entertainment, healthcare, education and digital-native businesses.
Shivaami and Google Cloud India said the facility will help organisations validate ideas and develop practical technology initiatives.
- Who
- Shivaami, with participation from Google Cloud India representatives, launched the facility.
- What
- A Google Gemini Enterprise Experience Centre offering demonstrations, workshops, briefings and proof-of-concept exercises.
- When
- The articles do not specify a launch date.
- Where
- Shivaami’s office in Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To help organisations explore AI and Google Cloud technologies, validate ideas and develop practical digital-transformation initiatives.
- Facility
- Google Gemini Enterprise Experience Centre
- Location
- Shivaami’s Mumbai office
- Technology focus
- Google Gemini, Google Cloud, generative AI and agentic AI
- Activities
- Hands-on demonstrations, executive briefings, innovation workshops and proof-of-concept exercises
- Additional areas
- Data analytics, business intelligence, application modernisation, cloud migration, cybersecurity and risk management
- Target sectors
- Manufacturing, retail, media and entertainment, healthcare, education and digital-native businesses
- Stated aim
- To help businesses move from AI experimentation toward practical business outcomes