Qentelli Expands Services to Accelerate Enterprise AI Integration
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DALLAS, Sept. 22, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Qentelli, a digital engineering company founded in Dallas in 2015 by Sanjay Jupudi, has expanded its service offerings to help businesses accelerate their enterprise initiatives from concept to production. The company now re-architects existing applications and workflows to incorporate AI, and scales engineering and operations to increase output while reducing costs.
The expanded services address three key areas: transforming business ideas into working solutions, re-architecting applications and workflows for AI, and scaling engineering and operations. Qentelli works with business and product leaders to shape an idea, test it with users, and deliver a production-ready solution in weeks rather than quarters. Existing business applications and processes are redesigned so that AI handles routine decisions and tasks, with people remaining involved where judgment is required. Every AI-assisted decision is recorded for review.
Qentelli also delivers software development, quality engineering, DevOps, application operations, and site reliability engineering, producing more output per dollar. In early engagements, the company took a new customer-facing capability from concept to production in eight weeks for a bank, reducing manual effort in a core business workflow by 35% for a Big 4 firm. In engineering engagements with aviation clients, delivery throughput increased by 40% and total cost of ownership fell by more than 30%.
The services are available now to enterprise and mid-market organizations across industries. Clients can begin with a single initiative or combine several under one engagement. With 1,800 professionals working with Fortune 500 and high-growth companies, Qentelli aims to modernize technology, build AI-based platforms, and deliver measurable business results through strategy, engineering, and design.
The company's expanded services are designed to address the challenges faced by technology and business leaders who are being asked to act on more opportunities than their teams and budgets can absorb. Promising initiatives often stall between concept and production because they depend on applications and business processes designed before AI could be applied at scale. AI tools adopted by individual teams have improved productivity for those teams, but they have done little to shorten time to market for new offerings or to change how core workflows run.
Qentelli's approach is to take accountability for the outcome, commit to defined targets for time to market and overall cost to build and run, and work alongside AI agents to speed up routine analysis, development, testing, and operations work. This allows the company to deliver faster and at lower cost while meeting the governance and control requirements of enterprise systems.
In early engagements, Qentelli demonstrated its capabilities by taking a new customer-facing capability from concept to production in eight weeks for a bank. The company also reduced manual effort in a core business workflow by 35% for a Big 4 firm. In engineering engagements with aviation clients, delivery throughput increased by 40% and total cost of ownership fell by more than 30%.
The services are available now to enterprise and mid-market organizations across industries. Clients can begin with a single initiative or combine several under one engagement. With 1,800 professionals working with Fortune 500 and high-growth companies, Qentelli aims to modernize technology, build AI-based platforms, and deliver measurable business results through strategy, engineering, and design.