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Data modelling, LLMs and AI training—built on RAG and AWS.
e-genie digital shelf, media automation, PIM and market-share intelligence. Built from data. Made useful with AI.
of records. Modelled for decisions.
Data modelling · Enterprise analytics · AWS
One challenge. A practical next step.
03 / Selected work · 18 projects & notes
Five connected commerce decisions.
Consumer research, made conversational.
Knowledge into enterprise action.
Business questions. Connected answers.
Brand visibility inside AI answers.
Structured interviews and evaluation.
Source knowledge into model context.
Continuous controls and exceptions.
Predictive signals for commerce.
Cloud economics and reconciliation.
Configure, explore, experience.
Connected journeys at national scale.
Commerce built around the business.
Finance and purchase orders, connected.
Digital insurance journeys.
Digital care and customer experiences.
Content organized for enterprise teams.
The commerce and ERP foundations.
AI first. Then every experience.
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I connect enterprise knowledge to RAG systems and shape data for LLM training. Explore how a visual document becomes source-grounded context or a structured training example.
Discuss your knowledge systemsRAG view prepares readable document text with source identifiers. Training view shows example JSONL records; it does not train a model in this browser.
04 / A little about me
Vice President & Head of AI Transformation
14 years connecting business strategy, engineering and enterprise AI.
I turn complex challenges into products, platforms and practical outcomes.
I'm Bhashit Bhardwaj, Vice President and Head of AI Transformation at HDL–AGL, part of Hakuhodo. My work connects business strategy, enterprise technology and AI. Over fourteen years, I've moved from hands-on engineering into solution architecture and AI leadership. I focus on turning business challenges into practical products, from agentic systems and retrieval to commerce intelligence. My approach is simple: understand the problem, build with purpose, validate in real workflows, and scale with clear ownership.
Knowledge into useful action.
What I’m building aroundStart with the problem. Stay close to the build.
Hands-on, by default.Fourteen years across enterprise architecture, commerce and cloud platforms shape how I lead AI work.
Strategy in mind,
Bhashit
builder at heart.
Understand the business need, users, data and constraints before choosing a solution.
A map from the notebook
Connecting business context, product decisions and the systems behind them.
04 / A few pages from my notebook
01 / The basics
I’m Bhashit Bhardwaj, Vice President & Head of AI Transformation at HDL–AGL, Hakuhodo. I’m based in Gurugram, India.
My 14-year path runs from hands-on web engineering and commerce platforms to enterprise architecture and AI products. Magento, ERP systems, automotive journeys and large-scale integrations came before the agentic platforms.
Today, I connect business strategy with the technical decisions that make a product work: knowledge, data models, architecture, engineering and adoption.
The title changes.02 / How I think
I’m interested in the space between a business question and a working system. That might mean connecting five commerce modules in e-genie, bringing consumer research into synthetic personas, or giving an enterprise agent the knowledge and tools it needs.
The work spans RAG, LLM systems, Voice AI, agentic analytics and control intelligence. The common thread is practical: keep the context clear, the architecture connected and the outcome useful.
View the agentic AI project03 / What connects it
Enterprise scale changes the questions. My work has included an automotive platform spanning 3,600+ dealer websites, 20+ commerce platforms, and AI capabilities shared across products.
That is why I keep strategy and implementation close together. A clear architecture matters; so do the experience, integrations, cost and ownership around it.
