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Fasna Shabeer

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Fasna Shabeer

    How AI Is Changing CRM in 2026: AI Agents Transform Sales, Service and Customer Engagement - InfotechLead (opens the original)

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    Artificial intelligence is transforming customer relationship management (CRM) from a database that records customer interactions into an intelligent execution platform capable of researching prospects, qualifying leads, resolving service requests, updating opportunities and executing workflows. The shift is accelerating in 2026 as Salesforce, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP embed autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents into sales, customer service and marketing applications. This transition is part

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Fasna Shabeer

    How Much Can AI Agents Save Enterprises in 2026? ROI, Cost Savings and Productivity Gains - InfotechLead (opens the original)

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    AI agents are moving from experimental pilots into enterprise workflows in 2026, but CIOs and CFOs want evidence that agents can reduce operating costs, increase workforce capacity, accelerate software development or generate revenue after accounting for their full operating cost. The potential returns are substantial. SAP and Oxford Economics estimate that businesses expect average agentic AI returns of $17.6 million within two years. Google Cloud found 94 percent of executives say AI agents co

  3. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Fasna Shabeer

    How Much Does Enterprise AI Cost Per Employee in 2026? Spending, AI Agents and ROI - InfotechLead (opens the original)

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    Enterprise AI spending is expected to average $2,068 per employee in 2026, up more than 50 percent from $1,358 in 2025, as companies increase spending on AI software, cloud infrastructure, hardware, training and IT support. The average, however, hides an enormous gap between casual AI adopters and companies building AI deeply into their operations. More than half of U.S. firms expect to spend $200 or less per employee on AI in 2026, while the top 10 percent expect to spend at least $2,800 per em

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Fasna Shabeer

    Can AMD Challenge NVIDIA in AI Chips? MI455X, Helios and ROCm Strengthen AMD’s Case in 2026 - InfotechLead (opens the original)

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    AMD is emerging as NVIDIA’s strongest large-scale challenger in AI accelerators in 2026, supported by rapidly growing Data Center revenue, competitive Instinct GPUs, its new Helios rack-scale architecture, improving ROCm software and multi-gigawatt commitments from major AI customers. The financial gap, however, remains enormous. AMD’s Data Center revenue reached a record $6.7 billion in Q2 2026, up 107 percent year over year, driven by EPYC processors and Instinct GPUs. NVIDIA generated $89 bil

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Fasna Shabeer

    What Is Private AI? Why Enterprises Are Building Private AI Infrastructure in 2026 - InfotechLead (opens the original)

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    Private AI is emerging as a major enterprise infrastructure strategy in 2026 as CIOs seek greater control over AI data, inference costs, security, governance and technology dependencies. The shift is particularly visible as generative AI moves from experimentation into production and enterprises begin deploying AI agents across business processes. Private AI generally refers to AI models, enterprise data, compute infrastructure and applications running within environments controlled by an organi

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