Mumbai, October 28, 2026: Oommen Mathew, General Manager, KAM at Vertiv India, has emphasised the increasing importance of resilient digital infrastructure for the transformation of India’s banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector.
Mathew’s analysis points to the necessity of strengthening last-mile banking infrastructure and adapting to the demands of AI-driven workloads as the sector undergoes digital transformation. He also underscored the critical role of power reliability, cooling, and business continuity in supporting these changes.
Focus on last-mile banking
The article highlights that robust digital infrastructure is essential for extending banking services to underserved areas, ensuring that last-mile connectivity is reliable and secure. This, according to Mathew, is a key factor in enabling inclusive financial growth.
AI-driven workload demands
With the adoption of artificial intelligence in BFSI operations, Mathew noted that infrastructure must be capable of handling increased data processing and storage needs. He identified power reliability and advanced cooling solutions as priorities to maintain uninterrupted service and operational efficiency.
Business continuity as a priority
Mathew further stated that business continuity planning, supported by resilient digital systems, is vital for minimising downtime and ensuring customer trust as the BFSI sector continues its digital evolution.
Vertiv India provides digital infrastructure solutions and services for critical applications across industries, including the BFSI sector.
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