The new credentials validate CGI’s work in modernizing data foundations and deploying generative AI solutions that meet rigorous security and compliance standards. By leveraging the Databricks platform, the consulting firm has already demonstrated measurable gains for clients in telecommunications and energy. For one major telecom provider, CGI’s GenAI-powered LLMOps framework scaled across 200 models, accelerating deployment speeds by a factor of four while cutting manual quality assurance tasks by 80 percent.

In the utility sector, CGI utilized AI-powered Knowledge Assistants to streamline engineering documentation workflows. By automating the transformation of unstructured data into searchable intelligence, the firm reduced document retrieval times by 85 percent. According to Wes Carberry, CGI’s Senior Vice-President and Databricks Global Executive Sponsor, the primary challenge for modern enterprises is no longer proving AI works, but embedding it into core operations with trusted governance. Amit Singh, Global Head of Partner GTM at Databricks, noted that these specializations confirm CGI’s capacity to handle the technical depth required for regulated environments, allowing organizations to scale their AI initiatives with greater confidence.