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In the last quarter, 60% of S&P 500 companies mentioned AI in their earnings calls.
Genpact's AI agent named Amber, which serves as the company's chief listening officer, conducted half a million employee interactions last year.
Genpact has set a corporate goal to reduce its G&A costs by 50% by leveraging artificial intelligence.
Sanjeev Vohra posits a productivity formula where AI tools can make engineers 10 times more productive and business practitioners 3 times more productive.
Research from Genpact found that 99% of companies lack a comprehensive, end-to-end AI governance program.
Approximately 20% of the world's population is currently using a chat-based AI system such as ChatGPT or Google's offerings.
A Genpact study of 500 senior executives found that 6 out of 10 believe significant effort is needed to retrain talent for AI adoption.
According to a Genpact study, only 43% of companies are currently investing in AI-related training or education programs for their employees.
Sanjeev Vohra believes the "frozen middle" management layer is a pivotal bottleneck that needs to be unlocked for successful AI adoption within large enterprises.
Genpact currently has close to 150 AI agents operating within the company for internal functions.
A Genpact study on AI adoption maturity classified companies into four levels: Leaders (12%), Advanced (15%), Assisted (47%), and Emerging (26%).
Sanjeev Vohra predicts that the 15% of companies in the 'Advanced' tier of AI adoption could become 'Leaders' within the next 2 to 3 years.