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From computer classrooms to boardrooms: NIIT's AI-led enterprise transformation now powers 63% of revenue

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
For decades, NIIT was synonymous with computer training classrooms that prepared students for careers in India's burgeoning IT industry. Today, the company is reinventing itself for another technology wave, this time by helping enterprises navigate AI. The transformation marks a strategic shift in NIIT's business model. The change comes as demand for AI-led workforce transformation accelerates across industries, reflected in the company's growing enterprise business.
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'Want real impact on my P&L': AI honeymoon is over. India Inc now wants measurable business impact

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
Palak Agarwal After nearly three years of experimentation with generative AI, Indian enterprises are entering a new phase, one where chatbots and flashy demonstrations are no longer enough. As AI adoption matures, boardrooms are shifting the conversation from proof of concept to proof of business value, with CEOs increasingly demanding measurable impact on the bottom line.
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Much of India's technology stack is built on technologies developed elsewhere

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
Palak Agarwal India exports smartphones to America, writes software for the world and generates one-fifth of global data. Yet, the chips powering its devices, the Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) training its AI models and much of the software running its enterprises are controlled by foreign companies. From hardware to software, much of India's technology stack is built on technologies developed elsewhere.
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