AIonOS makes strategic investment in Salesforce partner cloud Analogy
, a global enterprise AI leader and joint venture between InterGlobe and Assago Group, has announced a strategic investment in Cloud Analogy, a Salesforce Summit Consulting Partner specializing in multi-cloud implementations and enterprise CRM solutions.
The investment positions AIonOS to accelerate
AI-driven customer experience transformation
by combining Cloud Analogy's proven Salesforce expertise with AIonOS's proprietary agentic AI platform, IntelliMateTM. The partnership will deliver intelligent, scalable
digital transformation solutions
to global enterprises seeking to optimize their CRM ecosystems.
"This investment is not just about expanding capabilities—it's about shaping the future of enterprise technology," said CP Gurnani, Co-founder and Vice Chairman of AIonOS. "With Cloud Analogy's delivery excellence and our AI-led Customer Experience platform, AIonOS is uniquely positioned to lead AI-first CX transformation."
The strategic move expands AIonOS's global delivery capabilities across North America, UK, ANZ and Asia-Pacific markets while strengthening its presence in the Salesforce ecosystem. Cloud Analogy brings deep multi-cloud expertise and industry-specific solutions targeting BFSI, automobile, healthcare, education, retail, and real estate sectors.
"Partnering with AIonOS aligns with our vision to drive digital transformation through intelligent, agile, and scalable solutions," said Ajay Kumar Dubedi, Founder and CEO of Cloud Analogy. "Together, we're empowering businesses with smarter CRM ecosystems and AI-driven platforms that accelerate innovation."
The combined entity will leverage Cloud Analogy's Agentforce capabilities alongside AIonOS's AI automation and predictive customer analytics to deliver tailored industry solutions. The investment also integrates AIonOS's talent development engine LearNowX for scalable workforce growth, positioning the partnership to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-native enterprise solutions.
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