"All the steps that the Indian government is taking, whether it is around the whole digital journey across government and other sectors, whether it is around what they're doing in each individual states, as well is what they're doing around the new BPM policy," Keshav Murugesh, Global CEO of WNS, a global business process outsourcing player, told PTI.
He said that in the coming years India will be one of the biggest and most attractive markets in the world.
Responsible for executing the business strategy and directing the overall performance and growth of the 3,000 plus people organisation across 13 countries, and a market capitalisation of USD 1.6 billion, Mumbai-based Murugesh said today WNS receives 42 per cent of its revenue from North America, 37 per cent from Europe, and 21 per cent from the rest of the world.
"I think for India these are all early steps, and it depends on the scope, scale, and potential of India, it will be a huge market, and that doesn't mean that China does not have to be a big market either," he noted.
Refuting reports that IT sector is resulting in job loss in India, he said job creation in India was far higher than job losses.
"In fact, during 2017 when all this negative rhetoric was being seen, India actually created 170,000 additional jobs in the sector. I think all of that messaging has really, really helped, because the way industry and the government have worked together to allay the fears of both employees as well as getting support of and clients has been phenomenal," he said.
Murugesh said WNS is experiencing strong momentum and strong growth in North America across the US.
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