Amid the current artificial intelligence revolution, data analytics is also booming, driving innovation and transforming industries.However, questions have emerged around data protection, workflow management, compliance and intellectual property, placing the onus on solutions providers to lay a clear blueprint for addressing these concerns and streamlining data-driven AIOps, machine learning and automation.TheCUBE’s Rebecca Knight (left) and Rob Strechay (right) discuss event keynote insights

With a global consulting practice in over 56 countries, Infosys Ltd. is in a prime position to chart the key drivers of digital transformation.After a wave of interest in artificial intelligence for consumer applications, broader use of AI is starting to migrate to new corners of the enterprise world as well.“Over the last year we are seeing a lot of interest on the enterprise AI side,” said Sunil Senan (pictured), global head of data, analytics and AI at Infosys. “You’ll see a lot of these AI models entering the market. You’ll see a number of different innovations entering the market, but you really have to make sense of what this means for you as an enterprise