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May 3, 2020

Dr. Avik Sarkar
Dr. Avik Sarkar

Avik Sarkar
Visiting Associate Professor at ISB

Adopting Artificial Intelligence remains one of the biggest challenge among government entities. The session would talk about the barriers leading to the adoption of analytics and the recommendations that may be adapted by vendors or consulting firms to increase AI/analytics adoption. Also the session would also provide example of some artificial intelligence use-cases that are been used to improve efficiency in the public sector.

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