Byline: Lucy JonesMultidisciplinary practice goes a step further in the hands of Hemanta Ghosh, who practices the art professionally and academically around the world.At the intersection of technology and commerce, skilled individuals leverage expertise to improve business production in smart, scalable ways. To be one of these individuals, one must be dedicated to improvement, both of the self and in commercial applications.Hemanta Ghosh is an individual of this kind. He is an Engineering Manager with Best Buy who uses his engineering skills not only for his job, but to contribute to the greater technology field. He complements his engineering skills with a business education, so he can be a better leader and apply technology to enterprise with greater skill.His passion is AI, specifically the practical applications of AI in business. He has spoken at conferences related to the topic and published research papers examining agentic AI’s uses in business.Engineering Education for Enterprise ApplicationsGhosh started gaining engineering experience in 2003 at Vidyasagar University, where he earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.Post-degree, he spent several years in software as an engineer, associate, and system analyst. He transitioned to the United States, where he scaled his own skill set and became a Senior Technical Architect.Ghosh went back to school in 2020, after moving to a new country and leaving a long-term role. Despite the possible difficulties with entering a new workforce and team, he obtained an MBA from UMN Carlson School of Management.He finished his most recent degree and began publishing multiple research papers, both individually and with peers.In 2025, Ghosh was among the authors of a paper on a machine learning model that translates long sentence sequences in natural language processing, enabling computers to more effectively translate computer language into human language.This was a significant step in later AI research Ghosh completed and shared with the scientific community.Contributing Professionally and AcademicallyGhosh has continued publishing academic papers regarding the expansion of computer capabilities. His recent papers have concerned AI, and additionally, he has spoken at a few conferences where AI is topically related.VIT Mauritius hosted the 7th International Conference on Data Science and Applications (ICDSA 2026) on July 11 and 12 at its Pierrefonds campus in Mauritius; Ghosh was invited to speak as an industry expert.His speaking session was titled “Silent Anomaly Detection in Agentic AI Networks Using MSAS”. He explained, per his abstract from the ICDSA, that AI agents are becoming a crucial part of business management. However, the tools like APIs, databases, and microservices that the AI uses to deliver results change in ways the AI agent may not be aware of.This can lead to problems for the organization, which human users may not be aware of, because the AI raises no alerts. He proposes Multi-Dimensional Silent Anomaly Scoring (MSAS) as a framework for detecting these covert issues without heavy monitoring.Expanding His Field With AI for BusinessFrom software engineer to engineering management at a large tech company, Hemanta Ghosh has made strides in his career and developed a skill set for the future of business.He branched out of engineering and into business with his MBA and has since applied it professionally and academically. Ghosh’s current role demands the business management skills he learned in his master’s, but his interest in AI applications in business further extends its application.Speaking at technology and science conferences has enabled Ghosh to share his expertise in technology and how AI is impacting both engineering and business. By publishing his research, he makes peer-reviewed contributions to his fields and leaves a lasting impact in the industry.This story was distributed as a release by Jon Stojan under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program.Disclaimer: This article is paid content. HackerNoon’s editorial team has reviewed it for clarity and quality standards, but the views, claims, benchmarks, and comparisons expressed are solely those of the sponsor, and HackerNoon assumes no responsibility for third-party assertions contained in sponsored content.