Mumbai, May 7: JFrog Ltd, the creators of the JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform, the system of record for trusted software artifacts and AI assets, today announced the dates and speaker line-up for its EveryOps Day Mumbai event taking place Friday, May 15, 2026, at the JW Marriott Mumbai Juhu. As Indian enterprises race to deploy AI agents across their software pipelines, a critical question remains: how do you move faster without losing control? JFrog’s EveryOps Day Mumbai will help surface the answers with business leaders, software security, and AI experts from some of India’s leading enterprises.
“AI is unlocking extreme velocity in software delivery, but it is also introducing new risks at scale that traditional DevOps and security controls were never designed to handle,” said Sunny Rao, SVP APAC, JFrog. “EveryOps Day is where India’s leading enterprises come to solve these problems together, exploring practical ways to unify development, security, and AI into a single, trusted software delivery practice.”
Gartner predicts up to 40% of enterprise applications will be integrated with task-specific AI agents by the end of 2026, up from less than 5% today. However, scaling AI without security and governance is a liability, not an advantage. EveryOps Day Mumbai will explore best practices for addressing this new reality with key insights from an all-star speaker lineup of industry innovators and JFrog experts, including:
- EdgeVerve‘s BISO, Ashok Kumar Ratnagiri, and GitHub‘s Field CTO APAC, Karthik Rameshkumar, will discuss managing risks related to AI-generated code and agents working autonomously in the software pipeline.
- HDFC Bank‘s SVP IT, Lester Fernandes, and MoEngage‘s VP Platform Engineering, Aditya Chandra, will explore how to rapidly adopt practical governance, toolchain changes, and cultural practices to manage , quality, scale, and auditability when adopting AI into software delivery.
- Infosys SVP, Naresh Choudhary, will share how one of the world’s largest technology organizations is embedding agentic AI into software pipelines at scale.
- InMobi’s SVP Technology, Arvind Jayaprakash, Axis Bank‘s AI Platforms Head, Kapil Talreja, and Principal Analyst, Janaki Raman, will forecast how agentic workflows are likely to change software delivery over the next 3–5 years and the concrete steps enterprises can take to prepare.
- Tata Motors‘ GM Connected Cars, Vaisakh Venugopal, will share real-world customer stories on modernizing software supply chains and applying AI at enterprise scale.
EveryOps Day Mumbai will offer a full day of insights on what it takes to build, secure, and release software at AI speed, plus invaluable peer networking with experts and executives from India’s leading companies. Attendance is complimentary, but capacity is limited, and seats are running out. Registration and attendance confirmation are required.
