Mindtree, a global technology services and digital transformation company, announced that it has extended its relationship with premium audio and video solutions brand, EPOS as a digital engineering partner to help augment and accelerate the brand's development of audio technologies and solutions. As part of the multiyear engagement, Mindtree will work as an integrated part of EPOS' development organisation, and take part in strengthening its product innovation, time-to-market, and customer satisfaction, especially in EPOS' high-growth enterprise audio and video segment. Mindtree will provide a broad range of competencies and knowledge within development, maintenance, and quality assurance services to support and innovate all product categories of EPOS within the segments of Enterprise Solutions and Gaming. "This collaboration is important for EPOS to ensure and further develop our portfolio of best-in-class solutions and technologies," said Jeppe Dalberg-Larsen, President at EPOS. "I am confident that Mindtree's extensive product engineering and testing capabilities, coupled with its flexible, transparent, and collaborative approach, will strengthen and support our ability to deliver differentiated audio and video technology, and sound experiences." "We are pleased to partner with an acclaimed audio solutions leader such as EPOS in advancing state-of-the-art digital technologies," said Venu Lambu, Executive Director and President of Global Markets at Mindtree.

Warren (NJ) and Bangalore (India) -- December 2, 2021 -- Mindtree, global technology services, and digital transformation company, today announced it has earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization, a validation of a services partner's deep knowledge, extensive experience and proven success in enabling customer adoption of AI and implementing Azure solutions for machine learning life cycle and AI-powered apps. Only partners that meet stringent criteria around customer success and staff skilling, as well as pass a third-party audit of their AI and machine learning technical practices, are able to earn the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization. As the speed of business accelerates, organizations of every type and size are looking for ways to streamline processes and deliver simpler, faster, and smarter resources to help them keep up. Partners with the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization can give organizations the tools and knowledge to develop AI solutions on their terms, build AI into their mission-critical applications, and put responsible AI into action. "We are excited to be among Microsoft's first service partners to have earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization," said Radhakrishnan Rajagopalan, Global Head, Customer Success, Data and Intelligence, Mindtree.

Mindtree, a global technology services and digital transformation company, today announced it has earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization, a validation of a services partner's deep knowledge, extensive experience and proven success in enabling customer adoption of AI and implementing Azure solutions for machine learning life cycle and AI-powered apps. Only partners that meet stringent criteria around customer success and staff skilling, as well as pass a third-party audit of their AI and machine learning technical practices, are able to earn the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization. As the speed of business accelerates, organizations of every type and size are looking for ways to streamline processes and deliver simpler, faster, and smarter resources to help them keep up. Partners with the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization can give organizations the tools and knowledge to develop AI solutions on their terms, build AI into their mission-critical applications, and put responsible AI into action. "We are excited to be among Microsoft's first service partners to have earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization," said Radhakrishnan Rajagopalan, Global Head, Customer Success, Data and Intelligence, Mindtree.

AI has become intertwined with every aspect of our lives. Each one of us is currently using this technology in one form or the other. From personal digital assistants like Siri, google assistant, Alexa, to self-driving cars, it's being used very widely. The use is increasing on a daily basis in fast growing sectors such as healthcare, finance, e-commerce, and manufacturing. Also, businesses like Swiggy and Zomato, which have invested heavily in AI over the past couple of years, have witnessed the power of technology to both sustain and increase growth.

Many businesses are experimenting with artificial intelligence but lack an understanding of the use cases that deliver real business value. That's according to a new study from digital transformation firm Mindtree, which surveyed 650 global IT leaders on their use of AI in the workplace. It found that 85% of organizations have implemented a data strategy and 77% have invested in some AI-related technologies, with only 31% achieving a return on investment. The research shows that businesses can do more to gain increased value from their investments, although they need to focus on use cases that drive ROI. Suman Nambiar, head of strategy, partners and offering for digital at Mindtree, said: "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses across the world are operating, for instance, helping them deliver much more personalized experiences and services to their customers. "AI is delivering measurable business benefits to enterprises which experiment using agile, fast, value-driven innovation models, which can then be rolled out for wider use.

Mindtree has released findings from a recent survey which reveal some businesses lack the understanding and mature data infrastructures to make AI a success. The study found most businesses are well underway with AI experimentation, but many still lack an understanding of the use cases to deliver business value and the data infrastructures for making AI a success across the enterprise on a sustainable basis. The survey, which gathered data from 650 global IT leaders from key business markets, found 85% of organisations have a data strategy and 77% have implemented some AI-related technologies in the workplace, with 31% already seeing major business value from their AI efforts. Organisations are achieving their vision to industrialise AI, but many can do more to gain real business value. Greater focus is needed on use cases that deliver business value When implementing an AI strategy, there's a pressing need for use cases to demonstrate business value.

Many businesses are experimenting with artificial intelligence but lack an understanding of the use cases that deliver real business value. That's according to a new study from digital transformation firm Mindtree, which surveyed 650 global IT leaders on their use of AI in the workplace. It found that 85% of organizations have implemented a data strategy and 77% have invested in some AI-related technologies, with only 31% achieving a return on investment. The research shows that businesses can do more to gain increased value from their investments, although they need to focus on use cases that drive ROI. Suman Nambiar, head of strategy, partners and offering for digital at Mindtree, said: "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses across the world are operating, for instance, helping them deliver much more personalized experiences and services to their customers. "AI is delivering measurable business benefits to enterprises which experiment using agile, fast, value-driven innovation models, which can then be rolled out for wider use.

Many businesses are experimenting with artificial intelligence but lack an understanding of the use cases that deliver real business value. That's according to a new study from digital transformation firm Mindtree, which surveyed 650 global IT leaders on their use of AI in the workplace. It found that 85% of organizations have implemented a data strategy and 77% have invested in some AI-related technologies, with only 31% achieving a return on investment. The research shows that businesses can do more to gain increased value from their investments, although they need to focus on use cases that drive ROI. Suman Nambiar, head of strategy, partners and offering for digital at Mindtree, said: "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses across the world are operating, for instance, helping them deliver much more personalized experiences and services to their customers. "AI is delivering measurable business benefits to enterprises which experiment using agile, fast, value-driven innovation models, which can then be rolled out for wider use.

It's the buzzword that's taken over most human resources (HR) conferences. At last year's HR Technology Conference and Expo in Las Vegas, several companies touted the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into their recruiting products. Back home, the 2018 SHRM HR Tech Conference, held in Hyderabad in April, saw key sessions on how AI is going to be a driving force in HR functions. Their next conference in Chicago, held in June, had sessions on how to use AI to better understand employees. AI, or the ability of machines to imitate the human mind, is invading the workplace.

Myra and Gia were godsend. If tourists start booking Shimla holidays to enjoy the snow and traffic outstrips the number of rooms, the duo sends alerts to hotel chains in the region to increase online inventory. They forecast demand, answer customer queries and can even update on flight delays. The duo has been at the travel portal's headquarters in Cyber City, Gurgaon, for just a year but has already moved on to solving more difficult tasks such as managing loyalty programmes. Whether cancellations or refunds from 12,000-15,000 customer interactions every day, about 60% are resolved by the duo and some of their other techsavvy mates.