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The most underestimated variable remains AI risk
CIO & Leader
|January 2026
Atanu Pramanic, COO & VP - IT, RPSG Ventures talk about how Indian enterprises are learning to make AI work
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By 2026, the business lens on technology has become strikingly consistent, and far less forgiving. Across sectors, enterprises continue to expect three outcomes from technology: secure and resilient applications, sharper customer-centric productivity, and sustained cost and performance optimization. What has changed is not what boards want, but how quickly and how measurably they expect it to show up.
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