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Until now, building powerful multi-agent systems meant wrestling with complexity behind closed doors. Today, we're changing that. Cognizant has open-sourced its Neuro® AI Multi-Agent Accelerator, allowing developers, researchers and domain experts to work together to create intelligent agent networks that adapt, collaborate and make decisions in real time. This launch reflects Cognizant's commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI innovation and leading the evolution of agent-based systems from experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption. Read more: https://cgnz.at/6048SeMqK

The current online shopping experience can feel burdensome, with every step marked by uncertainty and decision fatigue. Given the mental effort it requires, this process can feel as overwhelming as navigating a brick-and-mortar store, a frustration felt by 75% of consumers. How, then, can businesses leverage AI to streamline the shopping process while still providing a personalized touch? Writing for the World Economic Forum, Benjamin Wiener explores how the rise and adoption of AI agents will revolutionize how businesses design and deliver customer experiences.

How can AI evolve with your team, not just automate around it? Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S and Workfabric AI and Soroco Founder Rohan Murty build on their Harvard Business Review article “Teach AI to Work Like a Member of Your Team” with a deeper dive into the strategic, organizational design, and macro-economic implications of teaching AI the unique context of a business Here's a few highlights from their conversation: 🔍 Work graphs + context fabric = turning tribal knowledge into LLM intelligence. 🔄 Reverse Mechanistic Localization creates a learning loop between humans and AI. 📈 Digital labor could boost productivity—without driving inflation. 💻 Org design frontiers - multi-model stacks and synthetic-human workforce ratios. Watch the full video "Engineering AI for impact: The context advantage" to discover why context is both a productivity multiplier and a competitive edge: https://cgnz.at/6045SdQit

Cognizant expands in India with the launch of its new TechFin Centre in GIFT City. This state-of-the-art facility was inaugurated today by Shri Bhupendra Patel, Chief Minister of Gujarat, and Jatin Dalal, CFO, Cognizant, senior leadership and associates of the company. Spanning 60,000 sq. ft. across four floors, the techfin centre underscores commitment to advancing innovation and digital transformation across banking, financial services and insurance sectors. Highlights from the Ground & First Floor: • Secure, tech-enabled collaboration zones • Acoustically treated meeting rooms with traditional Lippan art • Wellness amenities: gym, yoga space, medical centre, tranquil rooms • Neurodiverse-friendly design and mother’s rooms • Spacious cafeteria doubling as a townhall With an initial capacity of 600 associates and plans to scale to 2,000, this centre reflects our commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability. #BeCognizant #GIFTCity #CognizantAroundTheWorld

What happens when innovation meets impact? This! 👇 At last year's Cognizant Health Sciences Conference, we introduced a powerful way for our attendees to give back: "Clean the World." Together, we packed 5,000 hygiene kits, sending vital to communities locally and globally. The energy was contagious, and the impact undeniable. This inspired us to bring "Clean the World" back this year! With the incredible dedication of our clients and partners, we not only met our goal but exceeded it, assembling a remarkable 5,800 sustainable hygiene kits! A huge thank you to everyone who ed us in this meaningful initiative. It's truly rewarding to know our conference can be a catalyst for such positive change. 🌎

What if AI wasn’t just a tool — but your smartest teammate? At Day 2 of the 2025 Cognizant Health Sciences Conference, healthcare leaders and innovators explored how to unlock AI’s true potential — not by replacing people, but by empowering them. Innovation expert and Stanford University professor Jeremy Utley delivered a powerful keynote urging us to rethink our relationship with AI. His advice? Treat AI as a creative partner — one that accelerates ideas, unlocks new possibilities, and reshapes how we solve problems in healthcare. TriZetto Healthcare Products’s own Diana Benli and Scott Johnson brought that concept to life, showcasing how AI is transforming the “moments that matter” — from prior authorizations to life-altering diagnoses — improving the experience for patients, payers and providers alike. The future of healthcare isn’t on the horizon. It’s here — and we’re building it, together.

How do we make healthcare more human? That’s the question Dr. Vivek Murthy, two-time U.S. Surgeon General, posed this morning as he kicked off the 2025 Cognizant Health Sciences Conference. In a powerful keynote followed by a candid fireside chat with Surya Gummadi, President of Cognizant Americas, Dr. Murthy explored how the future of care demands more than innovation — it demands trust, transparency, and a holistic view of health. We also heard from WIRED UK’s editor-in-chief David Rowan, who laid out a provocative, actionable framework for how healthcare organizations can think about and responsibly deploy AI. And this is just the beginning. With sessions running through Wednesday, we’re just getting started on exploring the ideas, insights, and breakthroughs that will shape the future of healthcare. Stay tuned for more highlights — and let’s keep moving health forward, together.

“Accessibility is more than a check-box compliance—it is a fundamental measure of experience," said Subhashini Natarajan, Head of the Accessibility Center of Excellence at Cognizant. Inside the Cognizant Moment Accessibility Innovation Lab, we’re fusing automation, Gen AI and agentic AI to shift from checklists to human-centered design. This is where: 🔬 Assistive tech is tested in real-world scenarios 🧠 AI learns from behavior 🌍 Prototypes evolve through lived experience As we mark #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay, we’re reshaping how accessibility is approached and delivered—moving from static fixes for compliance to intelligent, empathetic experiences.

Security automation, AI integration, and global compliance aren’t just buzzwords—they’re business-critical. In highly regulated industries like pharma, the stakes are even higher. On this episode of Stay Cognizant, Pamela Axtell sits down with Robert Drumski, Associate Director at Boehringer Ingelheim, to discuss how his team partnered with Cognizant to: ✅ Streamline ServiceNow development ✅ Automate firewalls while staying compliant ✅ Empower citizen developers ✅ Build toward a self-healing, AI-enabled infrastructure Robert shares how they’re scaling automation without compromising compliance—and what the future of autonomous infrastructure could look like.

“When I return to Cognizant, I don’t just bring back knowledge, I bring back energy, inspiration, and a refined ability to mentor, lead and collaborate", said Vivekanandhan Muthulingam, Lead Architect. From a color-printed resume at a campus job fair to being the first graduate in his family and receiving a letter of recognition from the Mayor of Chicago—Vivekanandhan's journey has been anything but ordinary. Today, he’s a global speaker, tech community leader and mentor to thousands. But at the heart of it all, he’s a Cognizant leader committed to lifting others through opportunity. With from Cognizant Academy, mentorship platforms and the freedom to represent the company on global stages, Vivekanandhan has: ✅ Trained 1,000+ new hires ✅ Judged national hackathons ✅ Spoken at AWS Community Day and Embedded Vision Summit ✅ Guided first-gen students through Chicago Scholars His journey truly raises the bar and shows that we rise by uplifting others.