Enterprise artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, moving from demonstration projects to full-scale implementation. For founders and technology leaders in India, the main task is not only to keep up with the pace of development but also to determine which AI-based opportunities can contribute to increasing revenue, reducing costs, and minimizing risks.
At the TechSparks 2026 event, YourStory's flagship startup and technology summit in Bengaluru, Rajesh Shevani, Head of AI Client Engineering (DN, Startups and ITES) at Google Cloud, will conduct a masterclass titled 'Gemini in Action.' This session provides a practical look at how enterprise Gemini features are being applied in real business scenarios today. Shevani will guide participants through a business-oriented overview of Gemini capabilities, explain what this means for organizations, and show how companies can start implementing it quickly.
The theme of TechSparks 2026, 'The New Technological Order,' focuses on how AI, data, and digital infrastructure are transforming the conditions for product creation—who can do it, at what cost, and within what parameters. Against this backdrop, the Google Cloud enterprise AI stack, especially Gemini, is becoming critical for startups and mid-sized companies integrating AI into their products and operational processes.
For Indian enterprises, the stakes are very high. AI has the potential to pave the way for improving customer experience, accelerating development cycles, and creating new revenue models; however, this is only possible if leaders understand the practical levers of influence: voice interfaces, agent workflows, AI coding, and token and usage economics.
The session will begin by examining voice AI and how voice capabilities are changing the way people interact with technology. Voice can simplify both customer service and internal operations, ranging from support chatbots and conversational applications to workflows that allow teams to take actions or access information without using their hands. In a multilingual market like India, this also promotes greater inclusivity of digital services.
Next, Shevani will explore the transition from AI that merely answers to AI capable of understanding context, analyzing tasks, and acting within workflows. The main focus will be on how agentic AI can support decision-making, automate processes, and enhance efficiency, as well as in which areas businesses should begin experimenting.
Following this, it will be discussed how Gemini 4 Argon can make software development faster and more productive. AI can assist developers across various languages and frameworks, whether it involves writing and debugging code, refactoring, or generating tests. It helps less experienced engineers tackle complex tasks and frees up senior developers to concentrate on architecture and key decisions.
In conclusion, the masterclass will detail the economic aspects of AI, including tokens, usage, and costs, as well as how organizations can balance growing capabilities with scaling realities. For founders and tech leaders, the opportunity is no longer just about experimenting with AI, but about making it useful, scalable, and economically viable. The focus shifts to technologies that solve real problems and create measurable value, ranging from voice AI and agent workflows to AI-driven coding.
Rajesh Shevani invites you to join the 'Gemini in Action' event at TechSparks 2026, located at the Taj Yeshwantpur hotel in Bengaluru, to get a practical plan for implementing AI in your business starting today.