Dubai – September 12, 2026 -- Flytxt has won a Bronze Stevie Award in the "Best AI-driven Product" category at the 23rd Annual International Business Awards for its agentic AI platform Niya-X.
Niya-X moves beyond task automation to autonomous decision-making
Unlike AI co-pilots that assist humans or task-oriented agents that automate workflows, Niya-X deploys domain-specific "AI Experts" capable of understanding business goals, formulating strategies, making decisions, coordinating actions and learning continuously from outcomes. The platform relies on causal learning and counterfactual modeling to simulate and evaluate alternative market scenarios before selecting the course of action most likely to achieve a desired result, while operating within defined corporate governance and data-privacy constraints.
Enterprise marketplaces deploy the AI Experts across customer, product and workforce functions
Flytxt's AI Experts are currently used by enterprise marketplaces for customer acquisition and retention, product design and pricing, and employee onboarding and engagement. Specific use cases include optimizing investment recommendations to increase Assets Under Management (AUM), predicting and acting on customer intent to improve service efficiency, designing and executing new-employee onboarding processes, and autonomously coordinating decisions and actions in growth marketing.
More than 3,400 nominations from 82 countries competed for 2026 IBA honors
The International Business Awards program, described as the world's leading business awards competition, received over 3,400 nominations from 82 countries and regions for the 2026 cycle. Winners were determined by more than 200 business professionals serving on judging committees, with final results confirmed through an independent evaluation process completed in June and July. Award recipients will be honored at a gala on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at the Pullman Paris Montparnasse.
Flytxt CEO ties the award to a shift toward autonomous enterprise decision-making
Dr. Vinod Vasudevan, CEO of Flytxt, said the recognition highlights Niya-X's potential to shift AI use from automating tasks and supporting human intelligence toward actively shaping strategic decisions and actions, enabling enterprises to continuously adapt their choices in complex, dynamic business environments.