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By Apurva Gopinath, Cyber Leader and Vice President, Financial Services & Professional Group, India, Aon Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from experimentation to enterprise adoption. For Indian companies, the opportunity is significant: AI can improve productivity, accelerate innovation and strengthen competitiveness. Yet as adoption expands, AI is also reshaping the
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By Dheeraj Toshniwal, CEO at Powerweave The enterprise AI debate keeps asking what machines can do. The better question is what organisations should still leave to people. AI no longer just recommends actions. It increasingly takes them. So the old idea of keeping a human at the end of a
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By Jaivinder Singh Gill, Sr. VP & MD, Banking & Retail – Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA) Diebold Nixdorf For a long time, retail transformation has been measured by the visible change, new store formats, digital channels and evolving customer journeys. What is less visible, but far more consequential
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By Dr. Pavankumar Gurazada, Associate Director-AI/Data Science at Great Learning As enterprises accelerate digital transformation, the nature of expertise itself is undergoing a fundamental shift. Pure technical proficiency, once a reliable source of competitive advantage, no longer delivers sustained impact on its own. Instead, organisations are increasingly prioritising hybrid
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By Sai Shankar – Founder QClairvoyance Quantum Labs Pvt. Ltd Imagine leaving your office at the end of the day, locking the door and heading home. You know the door is secure today. But what if someone could copy that lock right now and build a key that works a few
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By Shrey Malhotra, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at CambrianEdge.ai We have reached a distinct turning point in the enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence. The initial period of breathless experimentation, marked by rapid proofs-of-concept, novel chatbots, and isolated productivity gains, is giving way to a far more demanding phase.
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By Mehul Mistry, SVP Customer Success, Strategy & Growth, Zeta India has spent a decade building the world’s most sophisticated payments rail. UPI today processes over 20 billion transactions monthly, connects 500 million consumers, and accounts for nearly half of all real-time payments on the planet. But one gap
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By Vishal Maheshwari, Director & Head – Electromechanical & Digital Access Solutions (MEIIA), ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions, EMEIA Division Physical security is undergoing a fundamental transformation. For decades, access to homes and workplaces was largely governed by physical keys, access cards and, more recently, biometric authentication. As buildings and homes become
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By Praveen RP, Co-CEO, Generative AI Business Services, Happiest Minds Technologies Your degree was never really a knowledge certificate. It was a trust certificate. An employer who has never met you cannot verify what you know, so they cede that judgement to an institution with a reputation to protect. In
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By Harsha Solanki, VP GM Asia, Infobip Most brands can launch an AI chatbot. Far fewer can deploy AI that learns from every interaction, works across channels, and becomes a durable part of the customer journey. Indian enterprises are moving fast on digital channels and AI. WhatsApp adoption is widespread,
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By Balu Chaturvedula, SVP & Country Head of Walmart Global Tech Retail, historically defined by linear supply chains and sequential value creation, is undergoing a foundational paradigm shift. For the past decade, artificial intelligence functioned primarily as a localized optimizer — enhancing search, personalizing recommendations, and improving demand forecasting. These targeted
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For much of India’s data centre expansion, scale has been expressed in megawatts. The larger the announced capacity, the larger the perceived significance of the project. That metric still matters, particularly as cloud and AI workloads drive demand for increasingly dense computing infrastructure. But it is no longer sufficient
