Gujarat's Biggest ICT Gathering.
Rootle at FITAG National Tech Expo 2026
Two days. 10,000+ IT partners. One floor where Gujarat's channel ecosystem met the next wave of enterprise AI.
India's ICT Channel,
Under One Roof
FITAG's National Tech Expo 2026 brought together Gujarat's entire IT trade ecosystem across two high-energy days in Gandhinagar.
The Federation of Information Technology Associations of Gujarat has represented the state's IT community for over 15 years, connecting more than 5,000 IT partners and driving annual hardware turnover exceeding USD 1 billion. The 2026 National Tech Expo was a milestone: the first time FITAG hosted the event at a national scale, drawing participation from 45 plus IT associations across Gujarat and delegates from across India.
The expo floor covered 7,080 square metres with 150 plus exhibitor stalls showcasing the full ICT spectrum: hardware, networking, surveillance, cloud, and now AI. Gujarat Cabinet Minister Shri Rushikeshbhai Patel graced the occasion as Chief Guest, with FAIITA President Shri Navin Gupta attending as Guest of Honour, signalling strong government and industry backing for the platform.
For Rootle, the FITAG floor was the right room. These are the system integrators and channel partners who build and manage enterprise technology infrastructure across Gujarat and Western India. Introducing Voice AI as a deployable enterprise solution in this network opens doors that go well beyond a single enterprise sale.
Voice AI on the Channel Floor,
Where Decisions Get Built
We set up on the expo floor to have the conversations that matter most: with the people who deploy and recommend enterprise technology at scale.
The FITAG floor is a different kind of conversation. This is not a startup pitch event or a policy summit. It is a business floor, and the people walking through it are evaluating what they can sell, integrate, and deploy for their enterprise clients across Gujarat and Western India.
Palak and Vismay spent two days talking through voice AI from exactly that angle: not as a concept, but as a deployable enterprise layer that sits on top of existing telephony, CRM, and helpdesk infrastructure. The questions were pointed and practical.
Can this work alongside what our clients already have deployed?
What does implementation look like for a mid-size enterprise in Gujarat?
Which verticals are seeing the fastest adoption of voice AI right now?
How do we position this to a client who has never bought AI before?