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Indian businesses move from AI pilots to full-scale deployment, says Oracle India head

Indian businesses move from AI pilots to full-scale deployment, says Oracle India head

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Oracle India head Kumar said Indian businesses are shifting from AI pilots to full‑scale deployment, indicating that the country is on the right track in artificial intelligence. He noted that firms are increasingly looking for measurable returns from AI, while emphasizing that workforce training, infrastructure development and governance remain central to broader adoption.

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    Companies are increasingly seeking measurable returns from artificial intelligence, while workforce training, infrastructure development and governance remain central to wider adoption

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Companies are increasingly seeking measurable returns from artificial intelligence, while workforce training, infrastructure development and governance remain central to wider adoption

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Indian businesses move from AI pilots to full-scale deployment, says Oracle India head

Companies are increasingly seeking measurable returns from artificial intelligence, while workforce training, infrastructure development and governance remain central to wider adoption

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