With a fast approaching deadline for DPDP Act compliance, Indian organizations must focus on AI and data governance.
The deadline for full compliance with India’s DPDP Act is fast approaching (May, 2027). That’s why organizations need to focus on AI and data governance in the next six months.
Fragmented systems and weak governance are turning enterprise data from an asset into a liability, and the window to fix it is closing.
Without sufficient data privacy controls, an organization’s data, which is its core asset, could turn into a liability.
India’s DPDP Act is partly in force, and organizations must comply by May 13, 2027. By May 2027, every organisation must have robust frameworks in place for how AI systems handle customer data, at home and overseas.
This conversation with Ramprakash Ramamoorthy, Director of AI Research, ManageEngine, Zoho Corp. is about navigating India’s DPDP Act, cross-border data flows, and governance for AI systems handling customer and overseas client data.
Ramamoorthy leads the AI and blockchain efforts for ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation and a leading provider of enterprise IT management solutions. He is in charge of implementing strategic, powerful AI features to help provide an array of IT management products well-suited for enterprises of any size. Ramprakash is a passionate leader with a levelheaded approach to emerging technologies, and a sought-after speaker at tech conferences and events.
