ICT

 

2023 Outlook

ICT has become one of the most significant growth catalysts for the Indian economy, contributing significantly to the country’s economic growth and welfare. With the launch of 5G, India is now prepared for the next phase of growth in its IT revolution. Increased digitization, availability of technically skilled labor, burgeoning start-up ecosystem, and strong growth in IT export will drive the ICT sector in 2023.

Top 5 Trends to watch out for in 2023

Launch of 5G will unlock new opportunities

5G will unlock new use cases and revenue streams through innovative business models, It will also accelerate economic growth, increase job opportunities and drive efficiency in critical sectors such as energy, healthcare, and agriculture.

Wider proliferation of AI & ML

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) will get extensively leveraged to manage operations, scale supply chains, predict demand, improve ROI, and achieve cost savings. Improving customer service, managing security, IT automation, and predictive maintenance will drive growth of AI and ML.

Emergence of Edge Computing

Need for high availability and ultra-low latency and implementation of 5G will push organizations to more usage of edge computing. This will impact all industries and force IT teams to adapt to new architectures, deployment models, and business models.

Redefining of modern workplaces

Emerging trends like shift to remote work, innate liking for flexible work schedules, emphasis on diversity & inclusion, and employee wellness will redefine the modern workplaces. In this background, the gig economy will thrive and grow multifold.

Change of gear in Automation & IOT

Widespread adoption of RPA across industries and rising significance of Low-Code/No-Code Platforms will accelerate the growth of automation.  Internet of healthcare things, emergence of metaverse, and IOT security will be the key areas to watch out in this domain.

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About Benoy C S

In his role as director, digital transformation practice, Benoy handles the profit and loss for Frost & Sullivan’s digital transformation practice for the South Asia, the Middle East and North Africa regions. His key responsibilities include undertaking strategic planning, developing and implementing business plans, leading important consulting engagements, and monitoring and reviewing all consulting and research deliverables.

Benoy C S

In his role as director, digital transformation practice, Benoy handles the profit and loss for Frost & Sullivan’s digital transformation practice for the South Asia, the Middle East and North Africa regions. His key responsibilities include undertaking strategic planning, developing and implementing business plans, leading important consulting engagements, and monitoring and reviewing all consulting and research deliverables.

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