In a statement, Entermind said its team comprised data engineers, AI and machine learning architects as well as insight strategists and human experience designers, roped in from top consultancies and startups, among others.

Apart from Singapore, Entermind will have offices in the Silicon Valley, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangalore.

The company’s founder, Prashant Kumar, said that given the expected disruptions to the consulting world by AI, Entermind intends to bring a “native” approach to AI-led business transformation which would push companies to rethink their products, capabilities, knowledge, processes and competitive advantage.

Kumar, who authored the bestseller “Made in Future”, said this transformation would involve rethinking internal knowledge graphs and building AI native data architectures and ontologies as well as applications that solve real business problems.

“Most first-generation AI pilots are failing to scale because we are doing it the legacy way.

“It is important to realise that generative AI ‘speaks’ the same language as humans. So, to make it pay off for an enterprise requires an approach that is native to AI.”

Kumar added that Entermind would offer services in wrangling and harnessing data to help build native-to-AI knowledge and decision systems; AI-led products and services design; AI-powered growth engines; and AI-fuelled sales and customer service.