CIOTechOutlook Team | Monday, 03 February 2025, 14:10 IST
23% of Indian organizations have implemented Artificial Intelligence surpassing other survey markets, while seventy three percent hope to expand AI use in 2025, well over the survey average of fifty two percent as per CPA Australia's Business Technology Report 2024, in collaboration with Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).
The Business Technology Report 2024, is highlighted that 60% of surveyed Indian businesses intend to fortify cybersecurity, outpacing the survey’s average of 47%.
Prof. Dale Pinto FCPA (Aust.), Global President and Chair of the Board, CPA Australia, said the deep-routed ties among India and Australia beyond trade & diplomacy. He stated, "Australia and India share a partnership that goes beyond trade and diplomacy. It is a bond rooted in shared values, deep connections, and mutual aspirations. Considering this strong relationship, India plays a critical role in CPA Australia's global strategy."
He added, "By forging strategic partnerships with key Indian bodies like ASSOCHAM and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), we seek to drive knowledge sharing and support business professionals in India to equip them for addressing emerging market needs."
Chris Freeland AM, CEO, CPA Australia, stated, "As the third-oldest professional accounting body in the world, CPA Australia is committed to empowering professionals with the tools, knowledge, and global perspectives they need to navigate today's complex business environment. With this partnership with ASSOCHAM, we aim to foster innovation, build capabilities, and create opportunities for the next generation of talent."
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