Uchit Vyas is an enterprise architect and platform engineering leader at Accenture ANZ, with 15+ years across cloud, DevSecOps, data and applied GenAI in regulated industries. Author of five books, named on the Top 50 DevSecOps Influencers list, and inventor on US patent US11334348B2.
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Uchit Vyas is Core Modernisation, Platform Engineering & AI Lead at Accenture ANZ, based in Melbourne. He has spent 15+ years building the platforms banks, telcos and government agencies run on — spanning enterprise architecture, DevSecOps, data modernisation and applied GenAI in regulated environments. Previously Associate Director (CIO Advisory, Cloud & DevSecOps) at KPMG Singapore, and Principal Technology Architect at Accenture ASEAN. He is the author of five books with Apress and Packt, inventor on US patent US11334348B2 (Specs Monster), and was named on the Top 50 DevSecOps Influencers list. He has delivered 30+ keynotes across ASEAN, Europe and the US.
Uchit Vyas is Core Modernisation, Platform Engineering & AI Lead at Accenture ANZ, based in Melbourne. He has spent 15+ years helping Tier-1 banks, telcos and government departments move from ambitious digital strategy to live, audited production — across enterprise architecture, cloud transformation, DevSecOps, SRE, data modernisation, and most recently applied GenAI inside regulated environments.
His career spans Accenture ANZ (since 2022), KPMG Singapore as Associate Director in CIO Advisory (2021–22), Accenture ASEAN as Principal Technology Architect (2017–21), Oracle as Senior Technology Architect, plus earlier roles at REAN Cloud, Infosys, Attune Infocom and TCS.
He is the author of five books on cloud architecture, DevSecOps and integration patterns, published by Apress and Packt. He holds US patent US11334348B2 (“Specs Monster — an intelligent design collaboration tool”). He has been recognised on the Top 50 DevSecOps Influencers list globally, and received internal Bunsen Burner and Delivery Heroes awards at Accenture. He has delivered 30+ talks and keynotes at industry conferences across ASEAN, Europe and the United States, including HashiConf, APIDays, Cloud Expo Asia, and TopConf.
He is the author of The 4-Discipline Stack — the practitioner framework for how enterprise architecture, platform engineering & DevSecOps, data modernisation and applied GenAI compound through a shared operating substrate — and publishes the annual State of Enterprise Tech in Regulated Industries report at hellouchit.com.
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Pre-cleared one-liners on the topics most asked about. Use verbatim with attribution “Uchit Vyas”.
“Architecture principles you don’t encode in platform defaults or policy-as-code don’t exist.”
“GenAI is a property of your platform, not a workload.”
“Post-XZ Utils, post-Snowflake: the credential is the vulnerability. Workload identity is the new bar.”
“The substrate is the moat. Four functions don’t compound without a shared one.”
“EU AI Act enforcement from August 2026 isn’t the model card. It’s the audit-evidence pipeline you build now.”
“The first 12% of enterprises shipped GenAI to production because they built the substrate before the use-cases.”
Talk abstracts.
Available for keynote, breakout or workshop format. Adaptable to 20, 45 or 90 minutes.
Keynote · 45 min
The 4-Discipline Stack
Why enterprise architecture, platform engineering, data and applied GenAI compound through a shared substrate — or don’t compound at all. With case studies from regulated industries.
Breakout · 30 min
GenAI in regulated environments: the nine controls
Between a demo and audited production. Mapped to NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and OWASP LLM Top 10. Practical sequencing for a 90-day ship.
Breakout · 30 min
DevSecOps stopped being about Sec
Why the highest-leverage 2026 security work is supply chain, workload identity and policy-as-code — not the AppSec consolidation the vendor market is selling.
Workshop · 90 min
Platform engineering as the AI delivery moat
Hands-on workshop. Map your platform readiness against AI delivery. Walk away with a 90-day substrate-investment plan.
Full speaker history at /#speaking. Decks and recordings on request.
Podcast pitch.
Topics I’ll go deep on, with examples ready:
- The 4-Discipline Stack: why the seam between EA, platform, data and AI is where moats live.
- Regulated GenAI: how to ship LLM features that survive a regulator visit, drawing from APRA CPS 230/234, EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001.
- The supply chain pivot: what XZ Utils, Snowflake, Polyfill and CrowdStrike changed for enterprise security in 2026.
- The encoded enterprise architect: why TOGAF is the manual, not the job.
- Australian regulatory clock: what changed in the last 18 months that most boards haven’t mapped yet.
Format: 45–60 min, audio or video, in person (Melbourne) or remote. Same-day turnaround on booking requests via contact@hellouchit.com.
Recent writing & publications.
- State of Enterprise Tech in Regulated Industries — 2026 — annual practitioner report, 10 findings.
- Six cornerstone essays — EA, GenAI, DevSecOps, platform engineering, synthesis, Australian regulation.
- 5 books with Apress & Packt: Applied OpenStack Design Patterns, Mastering AWS Development, AWS Development Essentials, DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns, Mule ESB Cookbook.
- US Patent US11334348B2 — Specs Monster: an intelligent design collaboration tool.