Embiggen X and Its CEO Recognised at the International Prime Awards Asia 2026

Embiggen X and CEO Rolan Marco Garcia received two International Prime Awards Asia 2026 for leadership in enterprise AI transformation.

Embiggen X representatives receiving International Prime Awards Asia 2026

Embiggen X is proud to announce that it has been recognised with two prestigious titles at the International Prime Awards Asia 2026, held at the Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Presented by Prime Awards & Events LLC, the ceremony brought together distinguished industry leaders and visionary changemakers from across Asia to celebrate innovation, leadership, and transformational impact.

The company was awarded “International Enterprise & AI Transformation Partner of the Year” Asia 2026 — a recognition of Embiggen X’s work in redefining enterprise transformation across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The award citation highlighted the company’s departure from traditional, horizontal IT models that routinely miss timelines and budgets, and its development of the Embiggen Method: a structured approach that delivers a tailored operational audit and a working Proof of Value in 30 days — built on the client’s own live data. The recognition also noted Embiggen X’s commitment to full client data ownership, with no restrictive licence lock-ins, and its ability to connect fragmented, legacy data into a unified System of Intelligence built around each client’s unique workflows.

In a separate recognition, Founder and CEO Rolan Marco Garcia was awarded the title of “Enterprise AI Systems Architect of the Year” Asia 2026. The citation recognised Rolan’s philosophy of treating AI not as a point solution but as a complete, end-to-end system — one that begins by fixing data foundations and re-engineering business processes before deploying technology. Under his leadership, Embiggen X has built cross-border operations spanning Southeast Asia and Europe, bootstrapped the company to profitability, and secured high-value vertical workflow intellectual property that continues to deliver measurable outcomes for enterprise clients.

“These recognitions reflect what the team has been building from the beginning — not AI for its own sake, but AI that is architected around real business problems and delivered in a way that clients can actually own and operate,” said Rolan Marco Garcia, Founder and CEO of Embiggen X. “The validation from the international community reinforces that this approach is the right one, and it strengthens our resolve as we continue to scale across Europe and Asia.”

The International Prime Awards Asia recognises organisations and individuals who are setting new standards across the technology and business landscape in the Asia-Pacific region. Receiving two titles in one year — one for the company and one for its founder — reflects the depth of Embiggen X’s contribution to enterprise AI practice across the region.

About Embiggen X

Embiggen X helps industrial and mid-market companies accelerate performance and reduce operational costs by integrating AI and data systems into their existing infrastructure. Using a three-phase method — a 2-day Operational Audit, a 30-day Proof of Value, and a 90-day full deployment — Embiggen X delivers measurable outcomes on live client data, with no long upfront contracts and no licence lock-in. Clients own the system at the end.

The company’s solutions — including Maestro AI, Ximple AI, ForecastIQ, and DataCore — have been deployed across industries including manufacturing, logistics, construction, insurance, and professional services.

Embiggen X operates from offices in Neuchâtel (Switzerland), Singapore, Poland, and the Philippines.

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