Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a future idea; it’s now changing how businesses work. AI helps companies solve important problems and achieve great results, especially in data management, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. These advancements help businesses run better, make smarter decisions, and stay competitive in a fast-changing world.
AI can quickly analyze large amounts of data, turning raw information into useful insights for better decision-making. In cloud computing, AI improves scalability and resource use, making cloud services more efficient and cost-effective. For cybersecurity, AI detects threats in real time and automates responses, setting new standards for data protection.
As companies celebrate AI’s progress and potential, leaders from various organizations share their views on how AI is impacting these key areas.
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Anand Srinivasan, Chief Strategy Officer, o9
“AI is revolutionizing enterprise operations by optimizing outcomes across data management, cloud computing, and cyber security. In data management, AI-driven analytics transform raw data into actionable insights, enhancing decision-making and operational efficiency.
Cloud computing benefits from AI’s predictive capabilities, which ensures seamless scalability and resource allocation.
Additionally, AI strengthens cybersecurity by identifying threats in real time, automating response mechanisms, and mitigating risks with unparalleled precision.
Together, these advancements empower enterprises to harness the full potential of their digital ecosystems, enabling businesses to drive innovation and maintain a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.”
AJ Sunder, CIO & CPO, Responsive
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“Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, revolutionizing the way we interact with technology. From voice assistants like Siri and Alexa to personalized recommendations on Netflix and Spotify, consumers have long enjoyed the transformative power of AI.
However, enterprises have faced a more challenging landscape. Many AI initiatives have struggled, often running over budget and failing to deliver on their ambitious promises. Historically, AI was within reach of only a few enterprises with substantial resources.
In recent times, this landscape has shifted dramatically. AI is becoming more accessible, enabling organizations of all sizes to harness its potential. Small startups and large corporations alike are starting to see tangible impacts from their AI investments. From automating routine tasks to enhancing decision-making processes, AI is driving efficiency and innovation across industries.
As organizations continue to embrace AI, they are discovering real value, transforming not only their operations but also their strategic outlook. This democratization of AI promises a future where its benefits are broadly shared, fueling advancements and growth across the board.”
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Raj Radhakrishnan, CEO of Ciklum
“As an Experience Engineering firm, we’re seeing firsthand the transformative impact of AI as we collaborate with businesses to implement custom models that are driving efficiencies and reshaping customer expectations.
In the cloud, AI is reshaping Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) by modernizing cloud spaces, optimizing resource usage, and ensuring cost efficiency through smart, dynamic data management. We’re already seeing amongst our clients that GenAI’s role in code generation and metadata management is driving significant improvements in cloud cost management and performance enhancement.
One of the most impactful applications of GenAI in Data – alongside the creation of synthetic data for advanced training – is its role in data governance, including self-fixing data pipelines and self-maintenance of master data. At Ciklum, we believe that smart data governance will be key to unlocking widespread AI adoption.
Specifically in cybersecurity, we are partnering with businesses to implement GenAI to identify patterns, stop threats and minimize false positives. In the near future, we are looking to generate artificial Security Guards to detect and block internal threats, which will be a major development in cybersecurity.
Looking ahead, the future holds immense potential as GenAI continues to shape the way people live and experience the world around them.”
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Ashwani Kumar, Senior Director, App Engineering, Egen
“AI Appreciation Day underscores the transformative power of AI. A recent survey by MIT found that 87% of global organizations believe AI technologies have the potential to give them a competitive edge, an increase of 12% from the previous year.
At Egen, we bring this potential to life by creating new possibilities with data and generative AI. For instance, we helped Quantum XPR revolutionize healthcare diagnostics and enabled the City of Memphis to automate pothole detection, achieving remarkable results.
As AI continues to evolve, Egen remains dedicated to leading the way with cutting-edge solutions that shape the future. Our commitment to harnessing AI’s capabilities ensures that we stay at the forefront of technological advancement, driving progress and creating new opportunities for businesses.”