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Business Technology Thought Leadership
The sixth edition gathers quantitative data from 400 largest banks by total assets in Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa, North America and the UK. Our survey, exclusive to banks with assets surpassing $10 billion, tracks their AI spend, current stage of AI implementation, and the functions where AI generates the most value and optimizes cost the most.
Enterprises are shifting from AI experimentation to industrialized deployment, embedding AI into core operations with trust and responsibility.
Infosys Topaz combines architecture, governance, and ecosystem partnerships to help enterprises deploy AI responsibly at scale.
The sector can accelerate AI-driven value creation through stronger change management and deeper employee engagement.
Organizations are modernizing legacy systems and enhancing daily operations across pharma manufacturing, medical device development, and healthcare networks, as demonstrated through four real world life sciences case studies.
Organizations are shifting from centralized systems to regional and private deployment to meet regulatory requirements while supporting analytics and global operations.
In a moment defined by record debt levels, persistent inflation pressures, and accelerating AI disruption, business leaders face mixed signals and growing uncertainty about what truly drives long-term value. In this episode of the Infosys Knowledge Institute podcast, Jeff Kavanaugh speaks with David Bahnsen, founder and Chief Investment Officer of The Bahnsen Group, about how executives can cut through the noise by grounding strategy in economic fundamentals, disciplined capital allocation, and a human-centered understanding of markets. Bahnsen explores why inflation is often misunderstood and how AI is both transformative and overhyped. He also explains why short-term thinking undermines resilience, arguing that sustainable growth depends on principled leadership, accountability, and a clear focus on serving human needs rather than chasing headlines.
Life sciences companies have always been in the business of breakthroughs. Now, the rapid development of artificial intelligence tools has drawn the possibility of breakthroughs even closer.
