India’s enterprise AI push moves from experimentation to production
India’s enterprise AI push is moving beyond experimentation, but the next phase of adoption will depend less on the availability of AI models and more on how organisations manage the data, context, security and costs surrounding them.
That is the view emerging from Elastic’s India leadership, as enterprises increasingly move AI initiatives from pilots towards production-scale deployments.
Atul Ahuja, Area Vice President and General Manager, India, Elastic, said Indian enterprises are showing strong momentum in AI adoption, with several organisations already moving beyond conventional proof-of-concept exercises towards initiatives tied to specific business outcomes.
“The answer lies in how you deploy the architecture and how you put the right data to use,” Ahuja said.
For enterprises, however, that is easier said than done. Organisations today hold data across multiple formats and environments — from structured transactional databases and PDFs to scanned documents, images, videos, audio and legacy records. Bringing this information...
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