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CXAI Introduces CXAI 2.0: The Agentic Operating Layer for Enterprises of All Sizes
Company Unveils Its Next Generation Enterprise AI Platform, Combining Intelligent Agents, Operational Intelligence, Production Deployments and Expanded Distribution to Accelerate Growth
PALO ALTO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / June 25, 2026 / CXApp Inc. (NASDAQ:CXAI) ("CXAI" or the "Company"), a leader in AI-powered enterprise experience platforms, today announced the launch of CXAI 2.0, representing the next phase of the Company's evolution toward becoming the Agentic Operating Layer for Enterprises of All Sizes.
CXAI 2.0 expands the Company's vision beyond workplace experience software into enterprise-wide intelligent automation, combining its proprietary AI platform, operational intelligence capabilities, enterprise integrations, intelligent agent framework, and growing global distribution network to help organizations automate work, improve productivity, optimize operations, and make better business decisions through AI.
The announcement reflects the Company's strategic transformation into a broader enterprise AI platform positioned to serve both large enterprises and the underserved mid-market as organizations increasingly move from AI experimentation to production deployment.
"We believe AI is evolving from an application into the operating layer of the modern enterprise," said Khurram Sheikh, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of CXAI.
"CXAI 2.0 represents the next chapter in our evolution-from delivering workplace experience applications to enabling organizations of every size to operate more intelligently through autonomous AI. We believe our combination of enterprise-grade AI, operational intelligence, production deployments and expanding distribution positions us to become the Agentic Operating Layer for Enterprises of All Sizes."
"Importantly, we are no longer talking about future possibilities-we are deploying enterprise AI in production today. As organizations increasingly seek practical AI solutions that generate measurable business outcomes, we believe CXAI is uniquely positioned to help customers automate operations, improve productivity and accelerate growth while creating long-term value for our shareholders."
From AI Applications to the Enterprise Operating Layer
As enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence accelerates, organizations increasingly require more than standalone AI tools. They need an intelligent operating layer capable of connecting enterprise systems, people, workflows and data while orchestrating intelligent agents that work together across the business.
CXAI believes this represents the next evolution of enterprise software.
CXAI 2.0 is designed to become that operating layer by enabling organizations to deploy, orchestrate and govern intelligent AI agents capable of automating workflows, coordinating business processes, generating operational insights and supporting enterprise decision-making at scale.
Rather than replacing existing enterprise software, CXAI 2.0 is designed to sit above existing enterprise systems, connecting data, applications and workflows into a unified intelligent operating environment.
Market Validation Through Production Enterprise Deployments
CXAI's evolution is being driven by growing customer demand for practical AI solutions that deliver measurable operational outcomes.
The Company has now expanded beyond traditional workplace experience use cases with multiple production deployments, enterprise implementations and first-to-market AI pilots across several industries.
Most recently, two new multi-year enterprise agreements with Fortune 500 organizations are expected to onboard more than 50,000 employees across globally distributed offices.
In these deployments, CXAI is used to:
Automate reservations: a highly configurable rules engine manages desk, room and office bookings, including delegate and executive-assistant booking, QR-based check-in, and automatic release of unused space by location and space type
Coordinate scheduling: meeting room, office and conference-center reservations are managed in real time across Microsoft Exchange and Outlook environments
Guide employees: intelligent wayfinding routes employees turn-by-turn to booked spaces across web, mobile applications and on-site kiosks
Orchestrate systems: workflows are coordinated across enterprise systems, including Microsoft Teams and Copilot, single sign-on, HCM people data, IWMS, digital signage, collaboration tools and workplace services
Surface intelligence: operational insights on space utilization and occupancy trends support real estate, facilities and workplace decisions
CXAI believes these deployments demonstrate that enterprise customers are increasingly adopting AI in production environments where measurable business outcomes, governance and enterprise integration are essential.
Building the Enterprise Agentic AI Platform
At the center of CXAI 2.0 is SKY, the Company's next-generation platform for deploying and orchestrating intelligent AI agents across mid-market enterprise environments.
Core capabilities include:
Multi-agent orchestration
Workflow automation
Enterprise knowledge management
Operational intelligence
Predictive insights
Enterprise integrations
Governance and security
Cross-functional AI collaboration
Context-aware enterprise decision support
The platform is designed to help organizations deploy enterprise AI faster while maintaining governance, compliance and operational control required by large organizations.
Expanding Distribution and Market Reach
CXAI recently expanded its distribution strategy through the acquisition of EngineRoom, adding profitable recurring revenue, implementation expertise and an established customer base serving the fast-growing mid-market.
The acquisition significantly broadens CXAI's go-to-market capabilities while creating new opportunities to deploy SKY across a substantially larger addressable customer base.
Combined with the Company's enterprise customer relationships, CXAI now believes it has established a differentiated platform capable of serving organizations ranging from global Fortune 500 companies to growing mid-market businesses seeking practical AI solutions.
Management believes the combination of proprietary AI technology, production enterprise deployments and expanded implementation capabilities creates a scalable platform for long-term growth.
Positioned for One of Enterprise Software's Largest Opportunities
Industry analysts expect enterprise adoption of agentic AI to accelerate significantly over the coming years as organizations increasingly deploy intelligent agents to automate work, improve decision-making and augment employees.
According to Grand View Research, the enterprise agentic AI market is expected to grow from approximately $2.6 billion in 2024 to $24.5 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of approximately 46%.
CXAI believes its combination of:
Enterprise AI platform
Production customer deployments
Expanding recurring software revenue
Strategic acquisitions
Growing implementation capabilities
Broad enterprise integrations
positions the Company to participate in this rapidly expanding market opportunity.
Looking Ahead
CXAI believes the convergence of enterprise AI, intelligent agents, workflow automation and operational intelligence is creating a new category of software. The Company intends to be a leader in that category.
"Our vision is ambitious but simple," concluded Sheikh. "We are building the Agentic Operating Layer for Enterprises of All Sizes. By combining intelligent agents, enterprise data, operational intelligence and human expertise, we believe CXAI can help organizations operate more efficiently, make better decisions and create sustainable competitive advantages in an increasingly AI-driven world."
About CXApp Inc.
CXApp Inc. (NASDAQ:CXAI) is building the Agentic Operating Layer for Enterprises of All Sizes. The Company's AI-native platform combines intelligent agents, enterprise data, operational intelligence and workflow automation to help organizations improve productivity, optimize operations and make better decisions. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, CXAI serves enterprise customers across technology, financial services, healthcare, media, consumer and other industries while expanding its reach into the global mid-market through strategic acquisitions and AI-powered solutions.
For more information, visit www.cxapp.com.
CXApp Inc.: [email protected]
Forward-Looking Statements
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SOURCE: CXApp Inc.
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