Business Wire·Nov 11, 2026, 8:00 AM ET

Brazilian Enterprises Industrialize GenAI Programs

Organizations in Brazil are expanding generative AI use to improve productivity, manage costs, & support decision-making within established operations.
The market is shifting toward industrialization by replacing isolated initiatives with continuous development, integration, monitoring, & improvement deployments.
Enterprises are linking investments to measurable business KPIs, cost reduction, & revenue growth rather than funding proof-of-concept projects without demonstrated returns.
Companies are implementing LLM operations (LLMOps) practices to control costs & monitor usage as token consumption increases in production.
Data quality, availability, & accessibility remain obstacles to scale, prompting modernization through cloud migration, GPU-enabled infrastructure, & centralized data platforms.
AI agent adoption is expected to start with repetitive tasks & measurable results, while highly regulated firms will use controlled environments & midsize companies will seek managed services.
Employee skill gaps, training challenges, & leader resistance may slow the adoption of agentic AI in Brazil.
The report evaluates 47 providers across four quadrants, naming A3Data, Accenture, AI/R, BRQ, CI&T, Dedalus, Falconi, IBM, Ília, MadeinWeb, NTT DATA, Peers, Stefanini, TIVIT, Valcann, & Xertica.ai as Leaders in two quadrants each.
Deal, Deloitte, & T-Systems are recognized as Leaders in one quadrant each, while Capgemini & Skopia are identified as Rising Stars in two quadrants each.