Indian Digital Transformation Market Showing Massive Growth Potential
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The India digital
transformation market, in 2018, generated a revenue of $24.5 billion, and
it is projected to advance at a CAGR of 74.7% during the forecast period (2019–2024),
according to P&S Intelligence. The factors driving the progress of the market
are the growing adoption of internet of things (IoT) and expanding manufacturing
industry in the country. Due to the overall growth in the information and
communication technology (ICT) sector, the country is expected to up the rate
of digital transformation in the coming years, primarily in sectors such as government
and healthcare.
Digital transformation refers to the transformation of
business processes, operations, and models to adapt to the changes and
opportunities offered by digital technologies. On the basis of vertical, the digital transformation market in India is
categorized into retail, manufacturing, banking financial services and
insurance (BFSI), transportation and logistics, healthcare, energy and
utilities, oil and gas, and telecom and information technology (IT). Among
these, the telecom and IT category was the largest revenue contributor in the market
during the historical period, owing to the rapid automation of various
processes, transformation of the customer interface, integration of the IoT
technology, and digitization of the workforce.
Further, on the basis of enterprise size, the Indian digital transformation market is categorized into small (less than 50 employees), medium (51 to 250 employees), and large (more than 251 employees) enterprises. The large enterprise category held the highest revenue share in the market during the historical period. Large companies play an important role in boosting the digital transformation market, spreading technology-driven ideas, and promoting digital awareness among people. Further, due to the dominant financial position of large enterprises in the market, these are well suited to use digital strategy in their operations and bring about a transformation in different sectors.
The expanding manufacturing industry in the country is one of
the major factors behind the growth of the Indian
digital transformation market.
As per a report published by the Indian government, between FY12 and FY18, a
basic current price, the gross value added, from the manufacturing sector advanced
at a CAGR of 4.3%. Furthermore, in 2014, the Indian government launched a project,
called ‘Make in India’, to encourage organizations to manufacture their products
in the country itself, which, in turn, expanded the national manufacturing sector.
Further, the use of digital tools in the manufacturing industry is growing
rapidly, thereby improving productivity and product quality.
Hence, it is clear that the rapidly developing manufacturing sector
is predicted to escalate the need for digital transformation in the near
future.
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