World leaders join the Global Advisory Board of Government Advisory firm Sapio Analytics

Sapio Analytics, a data driven government advisory firm, with presence in UK, USA and India, has inducted new leaders to its global advisory board. It released a press statement stating that its board now has leaders from UK, Australia and India, and consists of a diverse group of leaders.

Lord Raminder Singh Ranger, Baron Ranger CBE, an Indian-origin British leader and member of the House of Lords UK, shall join the board as an advisor to Sapio for its decision and policy support systems. Lt Gen K J Singh, PVSM, a veteran army commander-in-chief, shall also join the board and advise Sapio primarily with its strategies along with law enforcement, defence and intelligence divisions among others. Dr Dinesh Tryambake, a celebrated medical doctor and researcher from Australia, shall also join the board and contribute to Sapio Smart Hospitals amongst other things.

The Lord Ranger CBE said about the role, œI am delighted to work with Sapio Analytics. They are doing a great job of creating impact on millions of lives through use of new age technologies in governance. œIt is great privilege to join team of Sapio Analytics, which is trying to leverage AI and data analytics to add value to public policy & delivery mechanism, added General Singh about his association with Sapio. Dr Tryambake also expressed his pleasure in joining the organization. 

Sapio Analytics had recently raised funds through an association with Indeed Smart City, a unit of Dentsu Aegis Network Communications India Private Limited, in form of a co-ownership in its artificially intelligent product that acts as a Virtual City Administration System. It currently works with the Government of India and state governments such as the Government of Telangana, providing them policy recommendations driven by data. It has also conceptualised an innovative form of census that it is working on a pilot basis with various governments. 

The company has been in the news for being a conduit between New Zealand and India, by creating a paper that provided learning from the COVID-free New Zealand to the policymakers of India. It was also a contributor to a white paper that talked about technology driven policy interventions in the post-COVID world launched by Dr Harshvardhan, Union Minister of Science & Technology in India. Recently, its heritage restoration division headquartered in the USA has partnered with Rishihood University and the Ministry of Culture to conduct a hackathon to restore the paintings of Ajanta Caves. 

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