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AI to have dramatic impact on business by 2020: TCS

Wednesday - March 15, 2017 4:34 pm , Category : BUSINESS
 AI to have dramatic impact on business by 2020: TCS
AI to have dramatic impact on business by 2020: TCS

London March 15 (IANS) Sixty-eight per cent of organisations use artificial intelligence (AI) for IT functions but 70 per cent believe AIs greatest impact by 2020 will be in marketing customer service finance and HR a new study said on Wednesday.

According to global IT consulting firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) organisations with the greatest financial improvements from AI investments expect three times as many new AI-related roles by 2020 as compared to companies with smallest improvements.

Given the increasing digital disruption across every industry and the public sector AI should become a key and integrated component of an organisation s strategy said K Ananth Krishnan Chief Technology Officer of TCS in a statement.

Eighty-four per cent of companies see the use of AI as essential to competitiveness with a further 50 per cent seeing the technology as transformative.

Financial investments in AI are set to rise as seven per cent of companies each earmarked at least $250 million toward AI in 2016 and two per cent already plan to invest more than $1 billion by 2020 likely looking to gain a competitive advantage as early adopters the findings showed.

Almost seven out of 10 companies currently use AI to detect and prevent potential hacks and security threats to their systems.

The study titled Getting Smarter by the Day: How AI is Elevating the Performance of Global Companies polled 835 executives across 13 global industry sectors in four regions of the world -- North America Europe Asia-Pacific and Latin America.

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