According to IT firm Capgemini, innovative work and upskilling are the top areas where organizations are driving productivity gains.
“GenAI has emerged as a powerful technology to assist software engineers, which is being rapidly adopted,” said Pierre-Yves Glévar, Head of Global Cloud and Global Cloud. Its impact on coding efficiency and quality is measurable and proven, then It also holds promise for other software activities." Custom applications in Capgemini.
The report surveyed 1,098 senior executives (directors and above) and 1,092 software professionals (architects, developers, testers and project managers, among others).
Additionally, the report revealed that 49 percent of Indian organizations are focusing the efforts of software professionals on complex, high-value tasks, compared to 46 percent globally.
About 47 percent of organizations in India and globally are training software professionals based on business skills and understanding.
Furthermore, the report mentions that 35 percent of Indian and global organizations are assessing and evaluating potential GenAI use cases.
About 20 percent of Indian organizations are running pilots with General AI, compared to 27 percent globally.
About 54 percent said they have the culture and leadership for GenAI implementation, while 44 percent said they have the compute infrastructure and processes and workflows for GenAI implementation.
“GenAI has emerged as a powerful technology to assist software engineers, which is being rapidly adopted,” said Pierre-Yves Glévar, Head of Global Cloud and Global Cloud. Its impact on coding efficiency and quality is measurable and proven, then It also holds promise for other software activities." Custom applications in Capgemini.
The report surveyed 1,098 senior executives (directors and above) and 1,092 software professionals (architects, developers, testers and project managers, among others).
Additionally, the report revealed that 49 percent of Indian organizations are focusing the efforts of software professionals on complex, high-value tasks, compared to 46 percent globally.
About 47 percent of organizations in India and globally are training software professionals based on business skills and understanding.
Furthermore, the report mentions that 35 percent of Indian and global organizations are assessing and evaluating potential GenAI use cases.
About 20 percent of Indian organizations are running pilots with General AI, compared to 27 percent globally.
About 54 percent said they have the culture and leadership for GenAI implementation, while 44 percent said they have the compute infrastructure and processes and workflows for GenAI implementation.
