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PwC India appoints Jatin Sawhney as Partner, Data Analytics & AI

By Ash Kate
PwC India appoints Jatin Sawhney as Partner, Data Analytics & AI

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PwC India has appointed Jatin Sawhney as Partner, Data Analytics & AI, adding senior leadership to its capabilities across data, analytics and artificial intelligence.

Jatin joins PwC India at a time when organisations are moving beyond AI experimentation and looking to embed data and AI into business processes, decision-making and transformation programmes.

His new role places him within a practice focused on helping organisations translate data and AI capabilities into practical business outcomes.

Leading Data and AI Strategy

As Partner, Data Analytics & AI, Jatin will contribute to PwC India's work across a rapidly evolving data and AI landscape.

The role sits at the intersection of technology, analytics and business strategy, reflecting the growing importance of AI in enterprise transformation.

For organisations, the challenge increasingly extends beyond selecting AI technologies to establishing the data foundations, governance and operating models required to deploy them effectively.

Connecting Data With Business Outcomes

Data analytics has become an increasingly important component of enterprise decision-making, providing organisations with the ability to identify patterns, understand customers and improve operational performance.

The emergence of generative and agentic AI is further changing how businesses approach data, creating opportunities to combine analytics with more intelligent and automated workflows.

Jatin's mandate at PwC India comes within this broader shift, with data and AI increasingly viewed as strategic capabilities rather than standalone technology initiatives.

Supporting Enterprise AI Adoption

PwC has been expanding its work around AI as organisations assess how emerging technologies can be incorporated into their operating models.

For enterprises, successful AI adoption requires more than models and infrastructure. It also depends on data quality, responsible governance, security, talent and clear business use cases.

A senior data and AI leadership role therefore requires balancing technological possibilities with the practical requirements of enterprise deployment.

Building Data-Led Transformation

The convergence of data, analytics and AI is creating new opportunities across industries.

Businesses can use these capabilities to improve forecasting, personalise customer experiences, automate processes and support more informed decision-making.

PwC India's data and AI practice operates within this wider transformation environment, helping organisations navigate the move from individual analytics initiatives toward broader technology and business change.

A New Chapter at PwC India

Jatin's appointment marks a new chapter in his career and adds leadership to PwC India's Data Analytics & AI practice.

His arrival comes as enterprises increasingly look for partners that can help connect AI investments with measurable business value while addressing the governance and operational considerations that come with deploying the technology at scale.

As Partner, Data Analytics & AI, Jatin will be part of PwC India's continued work with organisations navigating the next phase of enterprise data and AI adoption.


About PwC India

PwC India is part of the PwC global network of firms providing professional services across assurance, tax and consulting. Its technology and consulting capabilities include data, analytics, artificial intelligence, digital transformation and other services supporting organisations as they navigate business and technology change.