- By Devansh Sharma
In the 2019 MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Artificial Intelligence Global Executive Study and Research Report, 9 out of 10 respondents agree that AI represents a business opportunity for their company.
While at the same time when they were asked:
“What if competitors, particularly unencumbered new entrants, figure out AI before we do?”
In 2019, 45% perceived some risk from AI, up from an already substantial 37% in 2017. More and more leaders are viewing AI as a risk if they are behind in adoption.
Financial Institutions have been at the forefront of AI adoption. But within financial institutions, we are seeing varying trends. Deloitte surveyed 1,100 executives from US-based companies across different industries that are prototyping or impl
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Devansh Sharma
Global business leader and Data Analytics evangelist with proven track record in delivering exponential growth in business and P&L across multi-sectors and multi-geographies through transformation and improved decision making leveraging Advanced analytics, Big data capabilities, Cloud and Automation
Thought Leader with experience across markets - US, ASEAN Europe and Gulf across multiple sectors Financial Services, E-commerce, CPG, Manufacturing etc
Effectively transformed underperforming entities into profit-focused, customer service-driven organizations
Instrumental in organizing Analytics Events to bring together the Analytics leaders from different sectors. Delivered keynote address in Advance analytics forums across the globe
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