Deloitte's partner, strategy, risk and transaction, Yo Appia Rathi expressed optimism that Ghana is standing at a thrilling intersection with a vibrant financial technology ecosystem and mobile money supported by a digitally savvy population.
He said the country is uniquely positioned to leverage artificial intelligence to lead innovation in Africa and around the world.
He hosted this by a webinar called “Utilizing the AI Revolution for the Consumer and Financial Industry” by a professional services company.
“This revolution promises to redefine how financial services are delivered, how consumer experience is personalized, and how businesses drive inclusive growth across our country.”
“Let's work together to ensure that AI empowers businesses in Ghana, protects consumers and fuels sustainable economic progress,” he added.
From enhancing customer experience and optimizing operational efficiency to enhancing risk management and driving innovation, AI said that AI presents many opportunities.
“We must also note that the journey of the AI revolution is not just about technology, but about people, skills and ongoing learning.”
Recognizing this, he said Deloitte is committed to enhancing the experts with the knowledge and capabilities needed to navigate and lead this new era.
“That's why I'm particularly excited to highlight Deloitte Training Academy,” he said. “The Academy offers a comprehensive suite of AI and data training designed to help individuals and organizations develop actionable skills. The basics of AI include Python, Financial Services for Financial Services, and Power BI.
The webinar was hosted by senior consultant Richard Quanaugh. The lead presenters were data analytics partners, Jania Okwechime, AI, and Deloitte West Africa.
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