Saravanan Muthaiyah

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Saravanan Muthaiyah is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of finance, education, and artificial intelligence. His work primarily explores the digital transformation of accounting and finance, with a strong focus on preparing graduates for a tech-driven world. His most cited paper, "Digital know-how and FinTech readiness" (2020, 7 citations), examines the essential digital soft skills—including blockchain, e-audit, big data, cryptocurrencies, and robotics—that higher education must instill to produce competent finance professionals. This contribution highlights his commitment to bridging the gap between academic curricula and industry demands. Muthaiyah also ventures into AI applications, as seen in his work on "Typographic Error Identification and Correction in Chatbot Using N-gram Overlapping Approach" (2022, 2 citations), which addresses the practical challenge of improving chatbot accuracy in business contexts. By combining insights from FinTech readiness with natural language processing, he demonstrates a unique ability to tackle real-world problems at the nexus of technology and business. His research serves as a valuable resource for students and educators aiming to understand the evolving skills and tools shaping the future of finance and AI-driven communication.