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    AI most talked about disruptive technology by global CEOs

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    Artificial Intelligence is the most mentioned theme by global Chief Executive Officers among key disruptive technologies during the first half of 2019, a data and analytics company, GlobalData has revealed.

    GlobalData revealed that in the discussions of the world’s leading CEO’s during the first half (H1) of 2019, they were in unison that Artificial Intelligence is the trending theme. This was followed by Blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT).

    This was disclosed in an analysis of GlobalData’s CEO Influencer Platform, which tracks over 300 of the world’s leading CEO’s from blue chip companies and unicorns, and their discussions pertaining to emerging trends, pain areas, new fields of innovation and other popular areas on Twitter.

    Amandeep Gill, Influencer Research Head at GlobalData, says: “Most CEOs concur that AI will have a fundamental impact on their organizations by enhancing the extraction of data to augment the adequacy of their activities and upgrade the customer experience.”

    GlobalData CEO Influencer Platform also revealed that ‘healthcare’ industry is a huge interest area amongst the leading CEOs within AI spectrum, where they are alluding to the benefits of AI for healthcare providers and patients with real-time analytics.

    Gill concludes: “From automotive to healthcare, disruption has hit multiple industries catering to the evolving demand of high level of personalization and customization. Innovation has not only eased the efficacy in supply chain by providing electronic health records (EHR) in healthcare industry, but also provided millennials with distinct unique experiences lining from smart products to autonomous vehicles.”

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