SAS bets on governance and agentic AI to deepen India’s public sector and banking push
As government agencies and banks in India grapple with fragmented data and the rapid, often uncontrolled adoption of AI tools, SAS is positioning its decades-old governance playbook as the foundation for the next wave of agentic AI deployments.
For a company that has spent roughly five decades in data and analytics, SAS’s strategy in India is built less around chasing the newest AI trend and more around a familiar strength: getting a customer’s data, risk, and compliance house in order before layering intelligence on top of it.
That was the central theme when Noshin Kagalwalla, Vice President – Public Sector (Asia Pacific) and Managing Director, India at SAS, sat down with Express Computer to discuss the company’s momentum, and its evolving AI strategy.
From Analytics Lifecycle to Agentic AI
SAS describes its core mission as managing the entire analytical lifecycle for customers — from data acquisition and management through to...
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