JK Tech Launches Gemini Enterprise Unit to Accelerate AI Adoption

Jun 2, 2026
JK Tech has launched its Gemini Enterprise unit to help businesses adopt Google's Gemini AI through structured frameworks and proprietary tools like JIVA and Orbiee.

JK Tech has introduced a new dedicated unit called Gemini Enterprise to support enterprise adoption of Gemini by Google, according to a press release. The unit will provide solutions that include platform orchestration, agentic AI, and enterprise transformation.

Built on JK Tech's experience in AI and data services, Gemini Enterprise combines Google's AI technologies with JK Tech's proprietary platforms JIVA, an agentic AI orchestrator, and Orbiee, a conversational commerce platform. These tools will help clients in sectors such as retail, consumer goods, and insurance implement scalable AI deployments.

The new practice also expands JK Tech's collaboration with Google Cloud, focusing on data migration, agentic AI, and Workspace adoption. The company plans to present its Gemini Enterprise offerings at the upcoming Google Cloud Summit Nordics on June 3.

Gemini Enterprise is now available to organizations seeking trusted implementation expertise and enterprise-level AI infrastructure.

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