This month, we hosted the Bain Transformation Forum in Mumbai and Bengaluru, bringing together voices from business, policy, and investing to explore a defining question: How do companies lead transformation in the age of AI? AI has moved to the top of the strategic agenda for many organizations. That theme echoed throughout our conversations with Shri BVR Subrahmanyan, Rajan Anandan, Hemant Mohapatra, Christophe De Vusser, Karan Singh, and Arpan Sheth, where we unpacked how AI is transforming enterprises, elevating India’s role in the global ecosystem, and the corporate priorities that distinguish leaders from laggards. The forum also showcased powerful examples of AI at work: real client results delivered through bold thinking and innovation at scale.
🔥 As organisations navigate transformational journeys, the integration of AI is not just an option… it’s a necessity for those looking to stay ahead of the curve. Engaging insights from industry leaders illuminate the path forward and highlight the distinction between companies that embrace transformation and those that remain stagnant.
The conversations coming out of the Bain & Company Transformation Forum capture what we’re seeing across every sector: AI isn’t just a technical upgrade, it’s a leadership test. The organizations pulling ahead are the ones pairing bold ambition with disciplined systems, clear decision pathways, and a culture ready to absorb change. Thank you, Rajan Anandan, Hemant Mohapatra, Christophe De Vusser, Karan Singh, and Arpan Sheth for your insights. At 315, we’re seeing how the right human alignment — roles, routines, and readiness — determines whether AI becomes a force multiplier or just another stalled initiative. The blend of strategy, policy insight, and real client impact shared here is exactly the kind of transformation work that moves industries forward.
This looks really interesting. AI is changing business faster than anything we’ve seen before, and it’s good to see real examples instead of just talk. Forums like this actually help companies understand what’s working and what’s not.