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Will AI drive future business

Only a handful of businesses are utilizing the powers of AI.

Most businesses agree that artificial intelligence (AI), paired with other state-of-the-art technologies, will drive future business success.

However, according to a new report from Wipro, barely any companies are taking advantage of the technology.

The report claims that the use of AI, analytics, machine learning, deep learning and automation creates whatโ€™s known as an โ€œIntelligent Enterpriseโ€. While most organizations (80 percent) recognize the importance of being โ€œintelligentโ€, less than one in five (17 percent) would classify themselves as such.

Being an โ€œintelligent enterpriseโ€ helps businesses solve problems and drive innovation. These technologies are considered critical for improving operational efficiencies, reducing employee time spent on manual tasks and enhancing both employee and customer experiences, the report claims.

In order to become โ€œintelligentโ€, businesses need to first collect data, and then combine it with a host of technologies to create and then leverage insights. Organizations that fast-track these tools and processes stand to gain โ€œan immediate competitive advantageโ€ over the competition.

โ€œOrganizations now need new capabilities to navigate the current challenges. The report amplifies the opportunity to gain a first-mover advantage to being Intelligent,โ€ said Jayant Prabhu, Vice President & Head – Data, Analytics & AI at Wipro Limited.

โ€œThe ability to take productive decisions depends on an organizationโ€™s ability to generate accurate, fast and actionable intelligence. Successful organizations are those that quickly adapt to the new technology landscape to transform into an Intelligent Enterprise.โ€

Becoming โ€œintelligentโ€ has its advantages, but getting there isnโ€™t as easy as it sounds. Most organizations claim that data barriers – mostly around security, quality and seamless integration – prevent them progressing with AI projects.

At this moment in time, only 17 percent of the respondents can leverage AI across the entire organization.

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