How NirjiX works — in plain answers

NirjiX is a value consulting and business-services firm. We work across process and operational excellence, AI adoption, profitability and margin improvement, growth and financial performance — and we price the work on measurable outcomes rather than billable hours.

Three differences. The work is done by senior operators who have run the functions being changed, not by a pyramid of analysts. The commercial model is tied to value — margin, cost and throughput — with milestone gates and gain-share options. And AI is built into delivery from day one rather than sold as a separate practice.

Both, deliberately. We diagnose the value opportunity as a consulting firm and then, where the client wants it, run the function or workstream as a managed delivery service against agreed KPIs. The same team owns the recommendation and the result.

Aditya Joshi, President & COO, leads the firm. NirjiX is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan and is part of Nirji Ventures.

Fees are tied to measurable value — margin, cost and throughput — with milestone gates and gain-share options instead of billable hours. Diagnostic sprints are fixed fee, so you know the cost of the decision before you commit to the programme.

We agree a value baseline before work starts, define how improvement will be measured, and link a portion of the fee to hitting it. Where the baseline cannot be measured credibly, we say so and price the engagement as a fixed fee instead of inventing a metric.

A fixed-fee diagnostic sprint — AI Productivity, Margin Improvement, or India Capability / GCC — typically two to three weeks, ending in a decision-ready output with owners, values and a sequenced plan.

It says so. A sprint that concludes the opportunity is smaller than the cost of chasing it is a valid and useful result, and we would rather deliver that than sell a programme that will not pay for itself.

A two to three week fixed-fee sprint that identifies 5–10 high-value AI use cases across operations, finance, service, engineering and HR, each scored for ROI, risk and data readiness, with a 90-day implementation sequence.

A three to four week sprint that quantifies practical EBITDA, cost and throughput levers across process waste, procurement, workforce design, automation and offshore delivery, with an owner and a value per lever.

A three to five week sprint that tests whether selected functions should be redesigned in India — comparing build, operate-transfer and partner models on cost, scale, governance and time to stand up.

Operational due diligence, 100-day quick wins, hold-period improvement and exit readiness for private equity portfolios, run either per asset or as a repeatable portfolio-level programme with a shared lever library.

Home regions are the United States, Japan, India and South-East Asia, with client coverage extending across 30+ countries. Headquarters are in Tokyo, Japan.

The United States carries demand, capital and board-level sponsorship. Japan carries headquarters governance and quality discipline. India is the execution engine for capability, capacity and cost. South-East Asia covers diversification, supply chain and China+1. Senior operators hold each leg, so the team that frames the outcome is accountable for delivering it.

India provides the capability centres, engineering and manufacturing depth and the talent engine behind every engagement — which is what makes outcome-based pricing viable at scale rather than a slogan.

Industries: manufacturing and SME, BFSI, healthcare and life sciences, technology and AI, retail and consumer, semiconductor and electronics, automotive and EV. Functions: strategy, digital and DX, AI and data, operations, finance and BPO, HR and talent.

Four. Diagnostic Sprint — fixed fee, two to three weeks, decision-ready output. Transformation Programme — multi-workstream delivery against a value baseline. Managed Delivery — NirjiX runs the function or workstream to agreed KPIs. Fractional Leadership — a senior operator embedded part-time in the client's team.

Yes, and most do. The sprint output is deliberately built as a delivery plan — owners, sequence, dependencies and value per action — so the programme starts from the same baseline rather than a fresh discovery phase.

Under Managed Delivery, yes. We operate the function or workstream against agreed KPIs, with the option to transfer it back to the client's team once it is stable.

Bring the business problem and the numbers behind it to the operator desk. We will tell you which diagnostic answers it — or that none of them do.

A structured diagnostic across ten dimensions — business goals, opportunity clarity, deployment focus, technology readiness, build versus rent, workforce, governance and risk, execution capability, measurement and business case. It takes eight to twelve minutes and returns a scored readiness report with strengths, exposures and priority actions.

It is free and self-serve. You complete it in the browser, the report is generated immediately, and a copy is emailed to you. Nobody calls unless you ask to speak to an advisor.

No. The score, the AI plan and the draft scope of work are preliminary outputs generated from your own answers. They are designed to make a board conversation possible and are explicitly subject to advisor validation before any commitment.

The assessment tells you where you stand. The AI plan turns that into a sequenced, costed direction — use cases, deployment approach, technology posture, workforce implications, governance and a phased roadmap. It is prefilled from your assessment when one exists.

It converts the plan into selectable workstreams with indicative duration and a commercial range, so procurement and finance can see the shape of the engagement before a proposal is written.

No. After you select your sector the diagnostic adds sector-specific questions — model risk in financial services, clinical sign-off in healthcare, OT data quality in manufacturing, inference unit economics in software, content rights in retail, and IP containment in semiconductor.

It is stored against your session so you can return and finish later, and it is used to prepare your report and any advisor conversation you request. It is not sold or shared, and administrative access is restricted.

Consultation types, durations and fees are published on the booking page and can change; payment is taken securely at booking and the session is confirmed by email immediately afterwards.

Yes — that is the intended path. Anything you generate in the portal is attached to your record, so the advisor starts from your answers rather than a blank discovery call.