The AI productivity paradox -how Persistent Systems’ SASVA framework tackles a common problem

Pune-headquartered Persistent Systems describes itself as a digital engineering and enterprise modernization partner. It provides services that have enabled it to achieve $1 billion in revenue in 2024 and it is on its way to reaching $2 billion in revenue by FY27 at an annual growth rate of around 25%. The company was founded in 1990 to address difficult problems by applying an engineering focus to them, with the aid of its SASVA software engineering framework. This digital engineering approach lies at the core of the company’s development and has helped it prepare for AI.

Integrating legacy apps with AI systems

The majority of organizations are currently facing the challenge of integrating legacy apps and data in order to be able to scale up AI deployments. According to Barath Narayanan, Global Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) and Europe Geo Head, these challenges vary widely:

It depends on the ...