Undoubtedly, Indian technology market is growing. While escalating technology requirements of Indian business and government along with increased number of consumers, the Indian technology industry is expected to grow to Rs.1.8 trillion by 2016, a growth of 12 percent over 2012. Consequently, the Indian software products sector is poised to enter a hyper-growth phase, with a likely minimum of 2,000 start-ups a year by 2020, as against a little over 800 expected in 2014. The number of billion-dollar Indian companies will also increase from 141 in fiscal year 2010 to more than 700 by 2020. As these companies will require extensive use of latest technologies along with various innovative business strategies to remain competitive in the market, the role of consultants in their businesses will become inevitable. Adequately, Indian...
Nandini Mukherjee
Waheeb Ulla
Prasant Kumar, Founder, PromtCloud
Srinivasa Ravi, COO, Flytxt
Sangeeta Gupta, Vice President- Research, NASSCOM
J Ramachandran, CEO, Gramener Technologies
Abhijit Nimgaonkar, Principal & Head of Global Capability and Expertise Centers, ZS Associates
MS Rangaraj, CIO, Microland
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