About Us
From Idea To Production
Generative AI solutions are reshaping how we work, and AI Agents are the future. Data-Hat AI assists Enterprises in navigating the AI landscape and building profitable and scalable Enterprise AI solutions. As transformation leaders implore the AI landscape, they seek experts to assist in developing solutions and building strategies. And that’s where Data-Hat AI comes in! Guided by an industry veteran, Kshitij Kumar (KK), who has over 2 decades of experience in introducing and implementing Data and AI solutions in Large Enterprises in the US, UK and Europe; a global team of AI and ML experts design Enterprise level AI, GenAI and AI Agent solutions. We go beyond product development, we collaborate with stakeholders and technology leaders to build a Data and AI strategy, develop a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) and establish ROI. We help Enterprises with impactful AI solutions development.Â
Why Choose us?
Improve Operational Efficiency and Reduce Cost. Faster
Smarter Decisions with Your Data
Generate AI Impact Faster
AI-Driven Process Automation
complexity to clarity and insight to impact.
Our Vision
To redefine enterprise decision-making by empowering every business team with intelligent, responsible, and human-like AI agents that seamlessly understand, analyze, and act on data and transform complexity into clarity and insight into impact.
Our Mission
Effective utilization of Data through AI for improved business performance.Â
Develop Autonomous Agents
Automate Enterprise Workflows
Predict Data Insights
Deliver Strategic Impact
Our core values
A Data, Generative AI, and AI Agents visionary.
Achievements
Achieved
KK is recognized among the World’s Top 100 Chief Data Officers (2023, 2024), Top 100 Data Influencers (2024), and Top 40 Chief AI/Analytics Officers. KK was also a member of the Gartner Data and AI Board. His expertise lies in building advanced data ecosystems that drive organizational transformation and competitive advantage.
About Kshitij Kumar
A Top 100 CDO
Kshitij Kumar (KK) has served as Chief Data Officer and Enterprise Board member across prominent organizations including Haleon, Farfetch and OneFootball. Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional expertise and innovation in leveraging Data, AI/ Generative AI, Machine Learning technologies, Responsible AI, and AI Governance to drive transformative business outcomes.Â
Idea Behind Data Hat AI
Vision
As KK journeyed through different industries (from pharma to sports and from manufacturing to retail), he realized that the core problem that Enterprises faced was Big Data. Before an Enterprise could begin with any AI solution they needed to clean, sort and connect data. The GenAI and Agentic AI solutions available often solve part of the Enterprise problem. So, he gathered the World’s best AI and ML engineers to form Data-Hat AI, an Enterprise-level solution provider, developing GenAI and AI Agent tools that monetize Data and automate end-to-end business process.Â
Help Center
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If you are stuck building Data and AI strategy, or require a partner to provide AI, Generative AI, or AI Agent solutions, then reach out to us. We can help Fast-track our AI Journey.
01. What are the most impactful use cases of generative AI in large enterprises?
Generative AI can transform enterprise operations by enabling intelligent content creation, knowledge discovery, personalized customer interactions, and decision support across functions. High-impact use cases include:Â
– Automating internal documentation and reportingÂ
– Generating marketing content and customer-facing communicationÂ
– Creating product descriptions and personalization in e-commerceÂ
– Enhancing supply chain visibility with predictive simulationsÂ
– Enabling AI-powered chat-bots and virtual assistantsÂ
Data Hat AI specializes in converting enterprise data into generative AI solutions like domain-specific knowledge bases, and department-specific AI agents. Their approach ensures enterprises derive business-ready outcomes, not just prototypes. Â
02. How do AI agents differ from traditional automation tools, and where can they be applied in my organization?
Unlike traditional automation tools that follow fixed rules, AI agents are autonomous, adaptive, and goal-oriented. They can make decisions based on context, learn from data, and interact across systems and departments. Data Hat AI offers a suite of enterprise-ready AI agents including:Â
– Sales Operation Effectiveness AgentÂ
– Customer Retention AgentÂ
– Supply Chain AgentÂ
– Product Price Optimization AgentÂ
Each agent is tailored to solve domain-specific challenges and operates autonomously to deliver continuous business value.Â
03. What are the risks and compliance concerns when deploying AI agents across business units?
Risks include data privacy breaches, model bias, poor explainability, and misalignment with regulatory frameworks. Data Hat AI embeds Responsible AI and Explainable AI (XAI) principles into every solution. They offer:Â
– Human-in-the-loop frameworksÂ
– Clear success metrics tied to business KPIsÂ
– Ethical guardrails to prevent model drift and biasÂ
Their approach includes building explainable models and aligning with enterprise governance and compliance protocols.Â
04. How do we structure a roadmap to scale generative AI or AI agent initiatives enterprise-wide?
A strategic and well-considered approach to introducing AI-enabled solutions is key to ensure efficiency gains, revenue maximisation, customer success, process optimization, and reduced operational costs, all while justifying the necessary investment of time and resource.Â
– Identify High-Impact OpportunityÂ
– Assess whether to Build in-house or to partner with vendorÂ
– Develop Minimum Viable ProductÂ
– Govern and Measure ROIÂ
– ScaleÂ
To assist in developing a Data and AI strategy read our resource guide The Executive’s Guide to Impactful AI.Â
05. What kind of ROI can we expect from generative AI and agent-based automation, and how do we measure it?
ROI depends on the use case but can include:Â
– Increased productivity and automation (20–40%)Â
– Reduction in human effort and decision time (30–50%)Â
– Improved customer retention and engagementÂ
– Faster go-to-market with product innovationsÂ
– Higher forecasting and pricing accuracyÂ
Measurement metrics include:Â
– Time saved per taskÂ
– Uplift in conversions or retentionÂ
– Reduction in costs/errorsÂ
– Increase in throughput or customer satisfaction (CSAT)Â
