India’s workforce finds AI helpful: Adobe study

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A recent study conducted by Adobe on Indian knowledge workers reveals that digital literacy is high among them, with 82% stating that digital technologies are essential for their work. The study highlights the importance of digital tools such as digital documents, collaboration technology, and video conferencing. However, paper-based work still persists in many workplaces, with 55% of knowledge workers reporting that at least half of their work is paper-based. The study also emphasizes the potential of generative AI in accelerating work processes, but only 59% of respondents reported its current use in their companies. Additionally, poor technology tools negatively impact productivity and can lead to talent retention issues.

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India’s workforce finds AI helpful: Adobe study

A recent study conducted by Adobe on Indian knowledge workers reveals that digital literacy is high among them, with 82% stating that digital technologies are essential for their work. The study highlights the importance of digital tools such as digital documents, collaboration technology, and video conferencing. However, paper-based work still persists in many workplaces, with 55% of knowledge workers reporting that at least half of their work is paper-based. The study also emphasizes the potential of generative AI in accelerating work processes, but only 59% of respondents reported its current use in their companies. Additionally, poor technology tools negatively impact productivity and can lead to talent retention issues.

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