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Rootle at India Digital Summit 2026
Two days. Policymakers, C-suite executives, and India's most consequential digital conversations. We were in the room.
20 Years of India's
Digital Agenda in One Room
Organised by IAMAI, IDS 2026 brought together India's senior-most policymakers, regulators, founders, and C-suite leaders for two days in Bengaluru.
The India Digital Summit is the flagship annual conference of the Internet and Mobile Association of India, and the 2026 edition marked its 20th year. Held at The Leela Bharatiya in Bengaluru on January 29 and 30, IDS 2026 brought together the full spectrum of India's digital economy: policymakers and senior bureaucrats, investors, founders, and enterprise technology leaders across fintech, AI, and digital infrastructure.
The summit's agenda centered on where India's digital scale meets AI ambition. With over 900 million internet users and an AI market projected to grow past USD 17 billion by 2027, the conversations at IDS were not exploratory. They were operational. Keynotes, panel discussions, workshops, and masterclasses ran across two days, with a dedicated exhibition floor where emerging technology companies brought their products in front of decision-makers who have the authority to deploy them.
For Rootle, the IDS floor placed voice AI directly in front of the people shaping how India's largest enterprises think about customer engagement, automation, and AI-led growth.
Voice AI in Front of
the People Who Deploy It
The IDS exhibition floor is a different standard of engagement. The visitors are not explorers. They are buyers, builders, and decision-makers.
Dhaval and Arun spent two days on the IDS floor engaging with enterprise leaders, fintech founders, and digital-first companies who are moving past the question of whether to adopt AI and into the harder question of where it delivers measurable outcomes first.
Voice AI for customer support, lead qualification, and outbound engagement landed as exactly the kind of operational AI that IDS audiences are looking to deploy. Not a pilot. Not a proof of concept. A production-ready layer that goes live in 48 hours on existing infrastructure.
How does voice AI hold up against India's language and accent diversity at enterprise scale?
What does compliance look like under TRAI and DPDP for an AI-powered calling agent?
Can this integrate with the CRM and telephony stack we already have in place?
Where are companies seeing the fastest ROI: support, sales, or collections?