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Priyanka Sangani

Priyanka Sangani

Priyanka Sangani is a Consulting Editor with Business Today and an Editorial Consultant with a healthcare technology firm. She has over two decades of experience in business journalism, writing on corporate strategy, leadership, and technology. She h...

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According to the Palo Alto Networks 2026 Identity Security Landscape Report, machine identities now outnumber human identities 111:1 in Indian enterprises.

The new cyber defenders: Why companies are betting on Agentic AI

by Priyanka Sangani |Aug 6, 2026

As AI-powered cyberattacks become faster, smarter and harder to detect, enterprises are deploying autonomous AI agents to help security teams identify, investigate and respond to threats at machine sp...

IT companies are now entering the data centre space, a significant shift from the traditional asset-light, people-led business model they have mastered over the past few decades.

How India’s IT giants are reinventing themselves for the AI era

by Priyanka Sangani |Jul 29, 2026

As AI reshapes outsourcing and clients shift work to GCCs, companies such as TCS and HCLTech are expanding into data centres and GCC-as-a-service to tap a larger share of AI spending.

India’s GCC boom brings senior Indian executives back from the US

by Priyanka Sangani |Jul 17, 2026

As global capability centres take on strategic mandates, more mid- and senior-level Indian professionals are returning to lead operations from India.

AI deals grow, but India’s IT services revenue model faces a reset

by Priyanka Sangani |Jul 23, 2026

Shorter AI projects are beginning to replace long-term annuity contracts, weakening the traditional link between headcount, deal wins and revenue growth.

Indian IT braces for muted Q1 as AI, geopolitical risks weigh on growth

by Priyanka Sangani |Jul 9, 2026

Weak discretionary spending, delayed decisions and pressure to pass on AI-led productivity gains are expected to weigh on revenue and margins.

AI boom sparks rush for engineers who can speak both code and business

by Priyanka Sangani |Jun 23, 2026

Demand for forward deployed engineers is surging as companies move AI projects into production, but talent combining technical depth with domain expertise remains scarce.

The Anthropic episode has also revived calls for India to build its own frontier AI capabilities rather than depend heavily on US technology platforms.

Indian IT’s AI partnerships face first sovereignty scare after US curbs Anthropic models

by Priyanka Sangani |Jun 16, 2026

The immediate impact on TCS, Infosys and HCLTech may be limited, but the episode has revived concerns over dependence on foreign frontier AI platforms.

Entry-level openings have declined 44% year-on-year, while senior-level positions are down 67%.

IT hiring falls to 28-month low, but demand for AI talent remains strong

by Priyanka Sangani |Jun 8, 2026

Active tech job openings fall to a 28-month low as IT services firms rethink hiring strategies, while demand for AI, cloud and cybersecurity talent remains resilient.

 Sridhar Ramaswamy, chief executive officer of Snowflake

From data migration to AI agents: Why Snowflake is betting big on India

by Priyanka Sangani |Jun 5, 2026

AI Data Cloud firm says India is one of its fastest-growing markets globally as enterprises accelerate AI adoption, migrate legacy data systems and experiment with agentic AI at scale.

How Schaeffler India is pumping in €500 million over the next five years to boost capacity and increase localisation

How Schaeffler India is pumping in €500 million over the next five years to boost capacity and increase localisation

by Priyanka Sangani |May 27, 2026

Bearings and transmission components maker Schaeffler India is pumping in euro 500 million over the next five years to boost capacity and increase localisation.