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Breakfast Meeting with Chief Technology and Innovation Officer (CTIO), Orange Group

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IFCCI successfully organized a closed-door breakfast meeting with Mr. Bruno Zerbib, Executive Vice President & CTIO in New Delhi India.

Breakfast Meeting with  Mr. Bruno Zerbib, Executive Vice President & Chief Technology and Innovation Officer (CTIO), Orange Group

Theme: Driving Enterprise Transformation Through AI, Emerging Technologies & Open Innovation

3rd June 2026 | Andaz Hotel Aerocity, New Delhi 

The Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI) in association with Orange Business, was delighted to host an exclusive Breakfast Roundtable Meeting with Mr. Bruno Zerbib, Executive Vice President & Chief Technology and Innovation Officer (CTIO), Orange in New Delhi. 

The session brought together senior industry leaders, technology experts and member companies for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of AI, open innovation, technological sovereignty and enterprise transformation.

In conversation with Ms. Rishika Roy, Deputy Director (N), IFCCI, Mr. Zerbib shared Orange’s vision for navigating the rapidly evolving technology landscape, highlighting the importance of agility, humility, responsible innovation, and technological sovereignty in the AI era.

Key insights from the discussion included:

• India’s growing role as a global hub for innovation, product management and strategic decision-making while moving beyond the traditional perception of offshoring.
• The importance of adopting agile technology roadmaps and fostering open innovation ecosystems built on modular and open-source architectures.
• A pragmatic approach to AI adoption focused on business outcomes, sustainability and responsible resource utilization rather than large-scale infrastructure spending.
• Orange’s commitment to carbon neutrality and responsible AI through initiatives such as “Light Intelligence” which enables employees to monitor both the financial and environmental impact of AI usage.
• The emergence of Agentic AI and the growing importance of open-source orchestration layers to ensure technological sovereignty and prevent ecosystem disintermediation.
• The critical role of data privacy, data sovereignty and open architectures in shaping the future of enterprise technology.

The interactive discussion with participating member companies further explored technological autonomy, open-source implementation, local AI deployment, cost optimization and the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding AI.

The session concluded with remarks by Mr. Sunil Joshi, CEO, Orange Business India who reaffirmed Orange’s long-term commitment to building agile engineering capabilities, open-source platforms and data-sovereign solutions in India for both local and global markets.

IFCCI extends its sincere gratitude to Orange Business and all participating member companies for making this exchange of ideas a highly engaging and impactful discussion.