Knowledge Economy
Artificial Intelligence (AI), by performing repetitive tasks or helping with tasks that rely on masses of data, will allow for a more accurate valuation of intangible assets, such as human capital, performance and expertise, which are often more valuable in the emerging knowledge economy than tangible assets, says information technology services multinational Wipro new growth and emerging markets VP Ankur Prakash. By investing in data science, machine learning, predictive analytics and cognitive learning solutions, organisations can ratchet up their value in the future. The state and sophistication of a company’s analytical, machine learning and AI capabilities will become a new dimension of company valuation.
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