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Generative AI holds incredible potential to supercharge processes, elevate customer experience and increase wider organisational productivity. The risks, however, must be managed with great diligence. In our "Capitalizing on generative AI" report, we look at the leadership vision and practical insights on what it takes to prepare, explore, design, and test generative AI, while ensuring your business is pursuing ethical and mission-focused opportunities.
Rewiring banking for pervasive GenAI

Going deeper with generative AI doesn’t automatically improve outcomes. We explore the three levels of integration and why every tier has challenges that need to be managed to extract real value for Australian enterprises.

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Experimentation, an Evolutionary Imperative to Thrive in the new Era of AI

Babak Hodjat, the CTO of AI at Cognizant

As the founder of several innovative companies and the person behind Dejima’s foundational technology that ultimately became Apple's Siri, Babak understands how to turn creativity into a business catalyst.

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Latest thinking

New work, new world

Our US based research identified that generative AI could deliver up to $1 trillion in annual growth by 2032 in US alone, while potentially disrupting up to 90% of existing jobs.

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Key principles to excel with GenAI

By Denham Pinder, Head of Banking and Financial Services, Australia

To realise technology’s full potential, leaders should follow four main principles, to make it a lasting success.

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Our Leaders


Denham Pinder

Head of Banking and Financial Services, Australia

Denham Pinder

Michael Camarri

Practice Lead AI & A, APJ

Michael Camarri

Andrew Clark

Banking and Financial Services Technology Lead, APJ

Andrew Clark

Ben Brunckhorst

Head of Banking and Financial Services Consulting, A/NZ

Ben Brunckhorst

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