Australian technology services provider Adactin has released its AI Innovation Studio, a structured engagement program to help enterprises investigate and prototype scalable generative AI (GenAI) solutions.

Described as a customer-first hybrid experience that can be held at either Adactin’s office or delivered on-site for a customer, the offering sees the provider work with stakeholders to create an actionable roadmap.

It also uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) technology, which includes its recently launched Amazon Quick Suite and Amazon Bedrock, to power AI solutions.

Adactin states the result is a prioritised list of tailored GenAI used cases, a clear validation of return on investment (ROI) and feasibility, and a ready-made blueprint and working proof of concept (POC) fit to the customer’s use cases.

“We built this program to remove the hype and unlock real progress in GenAI,” said Adactin CEO Navneesh Garg. “This isn’t a tech demo. It’s a guided journey from ‘what if’ to ‘what works.’ We help our customers build their own roadmap, and when they’re ready, we build with them.”

The launch of AI Innovation Studio comes a month after Adactin brought Avinash Peter on board as chief financial officer and signed a strategic relationship with SmartBear to extend the read of the vendor’s testing solutions in Asia Pacific (APAC).