Artificial intelligence (AI) startup AIonOS — a joint venture (JV) between CP Gurnani’s Assago Group and Indigo parent Interglobe Enterprises — on Monday announced the launch of an AI agent for business continuity management in partnership with Singapore-based enterprise resiliency automation company Perpetuuiti Technosoft Services.
The AI agent will enable enterprises to anticipate disruptions, respond autonomously, and recover mission-critical operations faster, according to a statement by the two companies, which have inked an agreement to form a JV.
The JV will create a dedicated AI-led resiliency and cybersecurity unit focused on automating organisational recovery and continuity following cyberattacks or IT disruptions, the statement said.
“In a world where AI-led cyber threats evolve faster than ever, enterprises need more than protection; they need the ability to bounce back instantly,” said Gurnani, cofounder and CEO at AIonOS.
Gurnani was earlier the CEO of IT services major Tech Mahindra, before cofounding AIonOS last year.
“In today’s AI-driven world, resilience isn't optional—it's a survival strategy,” said Rohil Sharma, cofounder and CEO at Perpetuuiti. “The speed and intelligence of recovery will define tomorrow’s enterprise.”
The partnership will amplify AIonOS’s mission to help enterprises become AI-native, said the startup’s chief technology officer Arjun Nagulapally.
Perpetuuiti's intelligent automation platform, which has a resilient, plug-and-play architecture that delivers scalable, AI-driven automation across IT and business operations, will be integrated with AIonOS’s agentic AI approach to embed intelligence into enterprise decision-making, streamline workflows, and enhance customer experiences, he added.
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The JV will create a dedicated AI-led resiliency and cybersecurity unit focused on automating organisational recovery and continuity following cyberattacks or IT disruptions, the statement said.
“In a world where AI-led cyber threats evolve faster than ever, enterprises need more than protection; they need the ability to bounce back instantly,” said Gurnani, cofounder and CEO at AIonOS.
Gurnani was earlier the CEO of IT services major Tech Mahindra, before cofounding AIonOS last year.
“In today’s AI-driven world, resilience isn't optional—it's a survival strategy,” said Rohil Sharma, cofounder and CEO at Perpetuuiti. “The speed and intelligence of recovery will define tomorrow’s enterprise.”
The partnership will amplify AIonOS’s mission to help enterprises become AI-native, said the startup’s chief technology officer Arjun Nagulapally.
Perpetuuiti's intelligent automation platform, which has a resilient, plug-and-play architecture that delivers scalable, AI-driven automation across IT and business operations, will be integrated with AIonOS’s agentic AI approach to embed intelligence into enterprise decision-making, streamline workflows, and enhance customer experiences, he added.
