- Published on September 9, 2022
- In AI Features
Mistry leaves behind rich legacy in AI
In September 2015, Mistry also formed a new analytics arm called Tata Consumer Analytics Division or TCAD, under the new division of Tata Industries Ltd.
- By Poulomi Chatterjee
Condolences and tributes have poured in for the former Tata Group chairman Cyrus Mistry since his passing in a freak car accident on September 4, 2022. The sixth and youngest chairman to lead the conglomerate, Mistry was appointed deputy chairman in 2011 and then went to become chairman in December 2012. The camera-shy Mistry’s stint was cut short by a coup in October 2016. The shocked Mistry was left battling a lengthy legal case which was eventually handed over in favour of Ratan Tata this year.
Despite the fact that Mistry led the group only for four brief years, Mistry brought in internal change that would change the organisation’s face eventually. He was prescient enough to recognise the power of analytics then, and pushed Tata Group’s digital agenda. In an interview in 2016,
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Poulomi Chatterjee
Poulomi is a Technology Journalist with Analytics India Magazine. Her fascination with tech and eagerness to dive into new areas led her to the dynamic world of AI and data analytics.
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