The joint offering supports both greenfield and brownfield programmes, helping teams reduce delivery risk and improve time-to-value. To support implementation, the companies are launching dedicated Replit squads. The move marks an expansion of their strategic partnership aimed at embedding AI deeper into enterprise software engineering.
As part of the initiative, Hexaware has established a dedicated Centre of Excellence for AI in the Software Development Life Cycle at its Chennai facility to support large-scale adoption of AI-assisted delivery. The CoE will act as a global hub for RapidX®-powered delivery, applied research, and client collaboration, while enabling Hexaware’s engineering teams in agentic development practices.Early engagements using the RapidX® and Replit integration have shown impact in areas including pharmaceutical commerce platform simulations, enterprise requirements clarification through natural language workflows, accelerated prototyping, and high-fidelity screen generation to maintain design consistency.
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Company executives said the partnership will help enterprises prototype faster, validate requirements earlier, and move from concept to production with greater confidence, while strengthening security, governance, and predictability in large-scale software programmes.
The share price for Hexaware Technologies closed at ₹594.30, up 3.22% on the NSE.
