'The number of start-ups is growing significantly in the country with ten per cent being added every year'
The aspirational target of $350 billion by 2026 also means that the industry will have to maintain growth in the double-digit range of 11-14 per cent
'If one looks at the data from the top-10 IT companies for the December quarter announced recently, attrition levels seem to be plateauing if not trending down'
The industry added 450,000 new hires in FY22, the highest ever taking the total direct employee base of the industry to 5 million.
IT industry body Nasscom on Tuesday said the Union Budget 2022 sets the tone for India's 'techade' and establishing the country as a global hub in terms of technology innovation. The IT body said while there were certain areas that were left unaddressed like enabling clarifications to allow units in SEZs flexibility to adopt hybrid work model and taxing employees only when they sell the shares, overall this is a healthy budget with a focus towards the future. "Strengthening the collective vision for an inclusive Digital Bharat, the Union Budget 2022 sets the tone for India's techade. The government's sharp focus on technology-enabled development and aligned investments in key sectors like healthcare, fintech, education, infrastructure, R&D, start-ups, agriculture and manufacturing is a testament to India's technology prowess and the capabilities of the Indian technology industry to provide a fillip to sectors across," Nasscom said in a statement. It added that the budget ...
Assets under management for environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds increased 2.5 times to $650 million in India in financial year 2021, a top official of IT industry body Nasscom said
NASSCOM, in collaboration with Zinnov, on Friday released its annual start-up study, titled "Indian Tech Start-up Ecosystem: Year of The Titans"
More than 2,250 startups were added in the year 2021, over 600 more than what was added in the previous year, a report by Nasscom and Zinnov said on Friday. The study titled 'Indian Tech Start-up Ecosystem: Year of The Titans' said with rising investor confidence, startups leveraging deep-tech, and tapping unexplored talent pool, the Indian tech startup base continues to witness steady growth. As per the report, startups raised USD 24.1 billion in 2021, a two-fold increase over pre-COVID levels. In comparison to 2020, there was a 3X increase in number of high-value deals (deals more than USD 100 million), demonstrating investor confidence with a pool of active angel investors of more than 2,400 and a readiness to take significant risks, it said. While the US remains the leading source of foreign direct investment in startups, worldwide involvement is also growing. About 50 per cent of the deals had at least one India-domiciled investor, it added. The report said the startup ecosys
The Indian cybersecurity industry is also expanding its global footprint, with a presence in the US, Canada, the UK, France, Australia, Singapore, and the UAE
India, which aims to become the 'global data centre' hub, needs to ramp up its DC footprint as data consumption has spiked due to Covid-19 and the mandate to adhere to localisation rules
BIN ranges are required to identify if EMI is supported by a card network or not. BIN ranges also help in identifying routing of a transaction.
Analysis of about 100 shortlisted "scale-up" stories in startups indicate a story of growth and focus over the past decade
The hybrid work model is the preferred choice of over 70 per cent of organisations according to the study
India was ranked eighth in the top 10 countries by AI patent families on a global level, an impressive accomplishment considering it had no AI-related patent filing prior to 2002
Nasscom on Saturday said the GST Council's clarification on scope of intermediary services will ensure that BPM exports/R&D exports and IT services-related exports are no longer denied the export status by the enforcement authorities. On Friday, GST Council's recommendations included issuance of certain circulars to remove ambiguity and legal disputes on various issues. This included clarification on scope of "intermediary services" and clarification relating to interpretation of the term "merely establishment of distinct person" with reference to a section of the IGST Act 2017 for export of services. "Nasscom welcomes the decision of the GST Council to issue a circular to clarify the scope of intermediary services. We expect this to lay at rest a long pending issue for the BPM industry and ensure that BPM exports/R&D exports and IT services related exports will no longer be denied the export status by the enforcement authorities," Nasscom said in a statement. Nasscom also ...
Seeks to increase strength from 12 to 15-18 in order to build its regulatory capacity
Their take: VPNs are used to keep business networks secure; Legal safeguards to catch criminals and miscreants already exist
Of the 500-600 companies present in the Indian ER&D space, 45-50% are engineering service providers, and 55-60% are MNCs and global contact centres
The new rules for operating drones in the country will usher in new growth opportunities and enable startups and SMEs to create innovative use cases and applications in various sectors, Nasscom said.
Study says as of FY21, India ranked third with 608,000 cloud professionals across all verticals, including technology