When Google Cloud hands out a Partner of the Year award, it isn’t just a pat on the back. It’s a signal — this is the team doing it right, at scale, in production. And in 2026, that signal is pointing squarely at Persistent Systems.
The Pune-headquartered digital engineering giant has been named Google Cloud Partner of the Year 2026 in the Services & Industry Solutions – Supply Chain & Logistics category, recognising its work in transforming enterprise supply chains using AI, cloud-native infrastructure, and Google’s Gemini stack.
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Persistent Systems Recognition
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Award | Google Cloud Partner of the Year 2026 |
| Category | Services & Industry Solutions – Supply Chain & Logistics |
| Winner | Persistent Systems |
| Google Cloud Partnership Tier | Premier Partner |
| Partnership Duration | Nearly two decades |
| Google Cloud Expertise Areas | 50+ |
| Google Cloud Certifications | 2,000+ |
| Key AI Technology Used | Google Gemini (Agentic + GenAI) |
| Listed On | BSE (533179) & NSE (PERSISTENT) |
What Persistent Actually Built — and Why It’s Hard
Supply chain transformation sounds straightforward on paper. In reality, most enterprises are running on legacy systems with fragmented data — meaning no unified view of inventory, demand signals that arrive too late, and logistics decisions made reactively instead of proactively.
Persistent tackled this by building a cloud-native data foundation on Google Cloud that connects planning, inventory, and logistics operations into a single intelligent layer. On top of that foundation, they deployed Agentic AI and GenAI capabilities using Google Gemini — enabling enterprises to move beyond dashboards and insights into actual autonomous actions.

Demand forecasting, inventory optimisation, exception resolution, logistics management — all of it running in production, not just in pilot mode. That last point matters. Many AI deployments never leave the proof-of-concept stage. Persistent’s recognition is specifically tied to production-ready deployment at enterprise scale.
For context on how supply chain management has evolved as a discipline — and why AI integration is the next frontier — Wikipedia’s overview is a solid read.
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What the Leaders Are Saying
Jaideep Vijay Dhok, COO – Technology at Persistent, framed the achievement around a clear destination: moving enterprises from fragmented, reactive operations to connected, autonomous supply chains that can sense, respond, and optimise in real time. That’s not a vision statement — it’s already happening for their clients.
Kevin Ichhpurani, President of Global Partner Ecosystem at Google Cloud, highlighted that the award honours both strategic innovation and measurable customer value — emphasising that this recognition is grounded in real outcomes, not just technical capability.
Why This Is a Bigger Deal Than a Single Award
Persistent isn’t a newcomer to the Google Cloud ecosystem. With nearly two decades of partnership, 50+ areas of expertise, and 2,000+ certifications, they are one of the deepest-rooted system integrators on the platform. Winning this specific category signals that their AI-first approach to supply chain is not just validated — it’s being held up as the model for the industry.
For manufacturing and retail enterprises still wrestling with siloed data and sluggish decision cycles, this is a clear sign of where the industry is heading — and who is leading it there.
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FAQs
Q: What did Persistent Systems win the Google Cloud Partner of the Year 2026 award for?
Persistent was recognised in the Services & Industry Solutions – Supply Chain & Logistics category for modernising enterprise supply chains on Google Cloud using Agentic AI, GenAI, and Gemini-powered cloud-native infrastructure.
Q: How long has Persistent Systems been a Google Cloud partner and what is their expertise level?
Persistent has been a Premier Google Cloud Partner for nearly two decades, with 50+ areas of expertise and over 2,000 Google Cloud certifications across the organisation.





