This document is a presentation design to inform graduate students various careers openings in the IT sector (in India). Much of the data has become outdated but the overall structure would be useful for designing similar presentations
The IT sector in India has grown rapidly since the 1970s and is one of the fastest growing sectors in the economy. It is projected to have annual growth rates of over 35% and contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP by 2008. The major players in the Indian IT industry are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Satyam, with TCS having the largest turnover of over $9 billion. Organizational structures in the IT sector typically include roles like CEO, project managers, team leaders, and software developers. Recruitment challenges include finding candidates with the required skills and experience as well as high attrition rates in the industry.
Information for people who want to work as an IT engineer in Japan. Background surrounding the IT industry in Japan, Salary level, promising technology and required Japanese language skills.
The document discusses industry, information technology, and the growth of the IT industry. It provides context around key developments like the integrated circuit that made computers smaller and more affordable. This fueled the growth of the IT industry. Silicon Valley is highlighted as a major hub where factors like universities, funding, talent, and collaboration created conditions for the industry to thrive.
The document discusses the IT and ITES sectors in India. It defines IT as the study, design, development and management of computer-based information systems, while ITES refers to the outsourcing of processes that can be enabled by IT, such as finance, HR and administration. India has become a major global outsourcing destination for IT and ITES due to an English-speaking workforce, lower costs, and a large skilled talent pool. The sectors have grown significantly and now contribute over 7% to India's GDP, with major hubs located in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Pune. Leading companies in the space include TCS, Infosys and Wipro.
This document discusses the IT industry in India. It provides definitions of IT and explains some of the major reasons for growth in the Indian IT sector, including availability of skilled labor, reduced costs, and encouraging government policies. The top 3 players in the Indian IT sector are identified as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, and Wipro. Brief overviews of each company are given, including year founded, headquarters, divisions/markets, and annual profits. Strengths of the Indian IT sector include skilled English-speaking workers and abundant, cheaper labor. Weaknesses include higher telecom costs than Western countries and potential political opposition. Opportunities for future growth are also outlined.
The document discusses how information technology (IT) has changed various industries like agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, education and finance by making processes more efficient. It then focuses on the IT and business process management (BPM) industry in Sri Lanka, describing how it has grown rapidly to become one of the country's largest knowledge industries. Some key points made are that Sri Lanka is among the top 25 countries for IT, there are many large multinational companies operating there along with local companies, and it is well known for providing specialized finance and accounting services. The industry provides career and self-development opportunities with international exposure and high rewards.
The IT sector in India has grown rapidly since the 1970s and is one of the fastest growing sectors in the economy. It is projected to have annual growth rates of over 35% and contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP by 2008. The major players in the Indian IT industry are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Satyam, with TCS having the largest turnover of over $9 billion. Organizational structures in the IT sector typically include roles like CEO, project managers, team leaders, and software developers. Recruitment challenges include finding candidates with the required skills and experience as well as high attrition rates in the industry.
Information for people who want to work as an IT engineer in Japan. Background surrounding the IT industry in Japan, Salary level, promising technology and required Japanese language skills.
The document discusses industry, information technology, and the growth of the IT industry. It provides context around key developments like the integrated circuit that made computers smaller and more affordable. This fueled the growth of the IT industry. Silicon Valley is highlighted as a major hub where factors like universities, funding, talent, and collaboration created conditions for the industry to thrive.
The document discusses the IT and ITES sectors in India. It defines IT as the study, design, development and management of computer-based information systems, while ITES refers to the outsourcing of processes that can be enabled by IT, such as finance, HR and administration. India has become a major global outsourcing destination for IT and ITES due to an English-speaking workforce, lower costs, and a large skilled talent pool. The sectors have grown significantly and now contribute over 7% to India's GDP, with major hubs located in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Pune. Leading companies in the space include TCS, Infosys and Wipro.
This document discusses the IT industry in India. It provides definitions of IT and explains some of the major reasons for growth in the Indian IT sector, including availability of skilled labor, reduced costs, and encouraging government policies. The top 3 players in the Indian IT sector are identified as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, and Wipro. Brief overviews of each company are given, including year founded, headquarters, divisions/markets, and annual profits. Strengths of the Indian IT sector include skilled English-speaking workers and abundant, cheaper labor. Weaknesses include higher telecom costs than Western countries and potential political opposition. Opportunities for future growth are also outlined.
The document discusses how information technology (IT) has changed various industries like agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, education and finance by making processes more efficient. It then focuses on the IT and business process management (BPM) industry in Sri Lanka, describing how it has grown rapidly to become one of the country's largest knowledge industries. Some key points made are that Sri Lanka is among the top 25 countries for IT, there are many large multinational companies operating there along with local companies, and it is well known for providing specialized finance and accounting services. The industry provides career and self-development opportunities with international exposure and high rewards.
Indian IT Industry has been praised for being the backend of global IT industry. But, let's do a reality check. Is Indian IT Industry really doing well? What's wrong with IT?
The document discusses trends in the IT industry globally and in Asia. It outlines the evolution of the IT industry from mainframes to desktop PCs to internet use. It also discusses factors driving industry growth such as globalization, market forces, broadband access, and the movement of IT talent. Emerging trends include the increasing influence of Asia-Pacific nations in the industry, slowing IT spending growth but continued importance, and the convergence of technologies requiring new skills.
The advent of Indian librelisation plocies brought about a revolution in Indian IT and ITES universe. This revolution has brought about the presence of Indian IT led Industry to shape in to a major forex earner and a priority government sector. The presentation briefs the student about the sector and gives of small glimpse of its various issues and challenges.
The document discusses the IT cluster in Bengaluru, India. It provides background on India's economy and outlines the growth of the IT industry in India since the 1980s. It then focuses on Bengaluru, describing how it became a major IT hub, with over 1 million direct IT jobs. The document analyzes Bengaluru's IT cluster using Porter's Diamond Model, examining factors like skilled labor forces, government support, and related/supporting industries that have contributed to its success. It also notes challenges faced, such as infrastructure issues and competition from other emerging clusters.
This document provides a summary of Fikreselassie Betelie's personal and professional experience. It includes his education background which includes degrees in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from Addis Ababa University. It also lists his extensive training and certifications in various technologies including Oracle, Microsoft, and project management. The professional experience section outlines his work as a Project Manager on various banking implementation projects in Ethiopia and Kenya, as well as roles at Bunna International Bank and Bank of Abyssinia managing IT departments and projects.
The document provides an overview of the IT industry in India, including its growth and statistics. It discusses how India developed an advantage in the IT sector through lower costs and a skilled workforce. Major IT clusters emerged in cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, supported by government policies and infrastructure development. Leading Indian IT companies include Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Infosys, and Satyam Computer Services. India has become an important R&D hub for many multinational corporations.
The document discusses the role of information technology (IT) in the Indian economy. It notes that IT is no longer just a business resource but the business environment itself. It outlines that India has the world's sixth fastest growing economy and its IT services industry is growing at over 35% annually. IT is expected to contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP. Major Indian IT companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL are leading global players in the IT services industry. The IT sector is attracting significant foreign direct investment and creating millions of new jobs, positioning India to become a major global economy.
This document provides an analysis of the fundamental factors driving growth in India's IT sector. It notes that India remains an attractive location for offshore outsourcing due to its low costs and skilled workforce. The domestic business process outsourcing market is projected to grow over 23% annually through 2014. Major Indian IT firms like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro are planning rapid expansion in the US market. The sector receives significant foreign investment and government support through initiatives promoting IT adoption and infrastructure development. Overall the IT sector presents opportunities, but faces threats from increasing wages and competition from other low-cost countries.
The presentation in short explains the innumerable opportunities which the IT industry in india holds and how one can get into the space with the right education from the leaders.
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The document summarizes an Ability Connection forum that discussed mentoring programs and the IT job market. It provided an overview of Ability Connection's mentoring and placement tracks to help people with disabilities build careers in IT. It also presented research finding that IT jobs are growing and many technical roles are in high demand, such as software development, cybersecurity, and network engineering. The forum included a panel discussion where attendees could ask questions about degree programs, in-demand skills, and entry-level roles in the IT field.
Computer engineering is an excellent career choice according to the document for several reasons:
1. There is high market demand and increasing salaries for computer engineers due to growth in fields like computing, networks, biotechnology, and virtual reality. Starting salaries in Egypt are between 2000-3000 LE and higher in other Arab countries.
2. The career offers a wide variety of job opportunities in different work types like software, hardware, networking and different work places like companies, universities, hospitals.
3. There are opportunities for high promotion rates from junior to senior levels and project management roles in just a few years.
4. The work provides comfort and freedom as it takes place in air conditioned offices and allows flexibility in
The document provides an overview of the Indian IT industry. It discusses that the Indian IT industry generated revenues of $131 billion in 2014, with Bangalore contributing 33% of Indian IT exports. The top segments of the industry are IT services, business process outsourcing, and software products. The industry employs over 3 million people directly and supports an additional 10 million indirect jobs. The document also outlines projections that the Indian IT industry will reach $300 billion in revenue by 2020 and will focus on areas like cloud, mobile, and data analytics.
This document discusses the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in India, specifically the Indian BPO segment. It provides an overview of BPO, describing onshore, nearshore, and offshore BPO. It outlines the types of services offered by BPO such as customer service, technical support, insurance processing, and research. The document also discusses the growth of the Indian ITES-BPO industry and analyzes factors driving its growth like cost savings, skilled workforce, and government policies supporting the industry. It notes some challenges faced, such as the effect of global recession, and measures companies are taking in response like billing rate reductions.
The document provides an overview of the IT and ITES industries in India, with a focus on Chhattisgarh state. It defines IT and discusses the growth and size of the Indian IT sector. It also describes the roles of IT, BPO, and KPO industries. The document then discusses Chhattisgarh's current performance in the IT sector, noting its few local IT companies and initiatives to promote the industry through policies and incentives for investment. The goal is to leverage IT to drive social and economic development in the state.
This document discusses IT outsourcing to India. It notes that IT outsourcing involves using external providers to deliver business processes, applications, and infrastructure solutions. Outsourcing can help companies reduce costs, accelerate time to market, and leverage external expertise. Common IT services outsourced include software development, web development, technical support, and infrastructure. India is a popular destination due to its large skilled talent pool, flexible pricing, high quality services, and supportive government policies. Major global companies like Sun, Cisco, Ford, and Oracle outsource to India. The Indian IT industry is projected to continue growing significantly in the coming years.
The document provides an overview of the Indian IT and ITeS sector. It highlights several advantages that have contributed to India's leadership position in the industry, including a large talent pool and 60-70% lower costs than source countries. The sector has evolved significantly since the early 1990s and is now a $88.1 billion industry in FY2011, with major segments including IT services, BPO, engineering services, and hardware. Tata Consultancy Services is currently the largest player in the Indian IT market.
BPO refers to outsourcing business processes or services to third parties. While initially applied to manufacturing, outsourcing now includes outsourcing services. Sri Lanka aims to become a top BPO destination due to its educated workforce, lower costs than places like the US, and government support through policies promoting English and IT. However, Sri Lanka faces challenges from competition and needs further support like industrial electricity tariffs.
The presentation of 'Management Information System' subject of TEIT under 'University of Pune' INDIA.
Author and Teacher: Tushar B Kute
http://www.tusharkute.com
tbkute@gmail.com
The document provides information about careers in information technology (IT), including:
1) IT careers involve tasks like programming, software development, network administration, and technical support across many industries.
2) IT skills are important for both work and personal use, and should be developed throughout one's education and career.
3) Entry-level IT jobs can be obtained through direct recruitment, exams for government/banking jobs, or by starting one's own IT business. Salaries increase with experience.
Indian IT Industry has been praised for being the backend of global IT industry. But, let's do a reality check. Is Indian IT Industry really doing well? What's wrong with IT?
The document discusses trends in the IT industry globally and in Asia. It outlines the evolution of the IT industry from mainframes to desktop PCs to internet use. It also discusses factors driving industry growth such as globalization, market forces, broadband access, and the movement of IT talent. Emerging trends include the increasing influence of Asia-Pacific nations in the industry, slowing IT spending growth but continued importance, and the convergence of technologies requiring new skills.
The advent of Indian librelisation plocies brought about a revolution in Indian IT and ITES universe. This revolution has brought about the presence of Indian IT led Industry to shape in to a major forex earner and a priority government sector. The presentation briefs the student about the sector and gives of small glimpse of its various issues and challenges.
The document discusses the IT cluster in Bengaluru, India. It provides background on India's economy and outlines the growth of the IT industry in India since the 1980s. It then focuses on Bengaluru, describing how it became a major IT hub, with over 1 million direct IT jobs. The document analyzes Bengaluru's IT cluster using Porter's Diamond Model, examining factors like skilled labor forces, government support, and related/supporting industries that have contributed to its success. It also notes challenges faced, such as infrastructure issues and competition from other emerging clusters.
This document provides a summary of Fikreselassie Betelie's personal and professional experience. It includes his education background which includes degrees in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from Addis Ababa University. It also lists his extensive training and certifications in various technologies including Oracle, Microsoft, and project management. The professional experience section outlines his work as a Project Manager on various banking implementation projects in Ethiopia and Kenya, as well as roles at Bunna International Bank and Bank of Abyssinia managing IT departments and projects.
The document provides an overview of the IT industry in India, including its growth and statistics. It discusses how India developed an advantage in the IT sector through lower costs and a skilled workforce. Major IT clusters emerged in cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, supported by government policies and infrastructure development. Leading Indian IT companies include Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Infosys, and Satyam Computer Services. India has become an important R&D hub for many multinational corporations.
The document discusses the role of information technology (IT) in the Indian economy. It notes that IT is no longer just a business resource but the business environment itself. It outlines that India has the world's sixth fastest growing economy and its IT services industry is growing at over 35% annually. IT is expected to contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP. Major Indian IT companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL are leading global players in the IT services industry. The IT sector is attracting significant foreign direct investment and creating millions of new jobs, positioning India to become a major global economy.
This document provides an analysis of the fundamental factors driving growth in India's IT sector. It notes that India remains an attractive location for offshore outsourcing due to its low costs and skilled workforce. The domestic business process outsourcing market is projected to grow over 23% annually through 2014. Major Indian IT firms like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro are planning rapid expansion in the US market. The sector receives significant foreign investment and government support through initiatives promoting IT adoption and infrastructure development. Overall the IT sector presents opportunities, but faces threats from increasing wages and competition from other low-cost countries.
The presentation in short explains the innumerable opportunities which the IT industry in india holds and how one can get into the space with the right education from the leaders.
Don't miss this opportunity - Regisiter Now as a student for our branded career programs: http://karrox.com/training_programs/career_program/Netfusion.html?ItemNo=48&MainMenu=10
Stay connected to us on the following platforms:-
Trupti Verma On Orkut (Official Mascot for Karrox)
Official Karrox Group on Orkut Communities
gyaanonit.wordpress.com On Social Blog
The document summarizes an Ability Connection forum that discussed mentoring programs and the IT job market. It provided an overview of Ability Connection's mentoring and placement tracks to help people with disabilities build careers in IT. It also presented research finding that IT jobs are growing and many technical roles are in high demand, such as software development, cybersecurity, and network engineering. The forum included a panel discussion where attendees could ask questions about degree programs, in-demand skills, and entry-level roles in the IT field.
Computer engineering is an excellent career choice according to the document for several reasons:
1. There is high market demand and increasing salaries for computer engineers due to growth in fields like computing, networks, biotechnology, and virtual reality. Starting salaries in Egypt are between 2000-3000 LE and higher in other Arab countries.
2. The career offers a wide variety of job opportunities in different work types like software, hardware, networking and different work places like companies, universities, hospitals.
3. There are opportunities for high promotion rates from junior to senior levels and project management roles in just a few years.
4. The work provides comfort and freedom as it takes place in air conditioned offices and allows flexibility in
The document provides an overview of the Indian IT industry. It discusses that the Indian IT industry generated revenues of $131 billion in 2014, with Bangalore contributing 33% of Indian IT exports. The top segments of the industry are IT services, business process outsourcing, and software products. The industry employs over 3 million people directly and supports an additional 10 million indirect jobs. The document also outlines projections that the Indian IT industry will reach $300 billion in revenue by 2020 and will focus on areas like cloud, mobile, and data analytics.
This document discusses the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in India, specifically the Indian BPO segment. It provides an overview of BPO, describing onshore, nearshore, and offshore BPO. It outlines the types of services offered by BPO such as customer service, technical support, insurance processing, and research. The document also discusses the growth of the Indian ITES-BPO industry and analyzes factors driving its growth like cost savings, skilled workforce, and government policies supporting the industry. It notes some challenges faced, such as the effect of global recession, and measures companies are taking in response like billing rate reductions.
The document provides an overview of the IT and ITES industries in India, with a focus on Chhattisgarh state. It defines IT and discusses the growth and size of the Indian IT sector. It also describes the roles of IT, BPO, and KPO industries. The document then discusses Chhattisgarh's current performance in the IT sector, noting its few local IT companies and initiatives to promote the industry through policies and incentives for investment. The goal is to leverage IT to drive social and economic development in the state.
This document discusses IT outsourcing to India. It notes that IT outsourcing involves using external providers to deliver business processes, applications, and infrastructure solutions. Outsourcing can help companies reduce costs, accelerate time to market, and leverage external expertise. Common IT services outsourced include software development, web development, technical support, and infrastructure. India is a popular destination due to its large skilled talent pool, flexible pricing, high quality services, and supportive government policies. Major global companies like Sun, Cisco, Ford, and Oracle outsource to India. The Indian IT industry is projected to continue growing significantly in the coming years.
The document provides an overview of the Indian IT and ITeS sector. It highlights several advantages that have contributed to India's leadership position in the industry, including a large talent pool and 60-70% lower costs than source countries. The sector has evolved significantly since the early 1990s and is now a $88.1 billion industry in FY2011, with major segments including IT services, BPO, engineering services, and hardware. Tata Consultancy Services is currently the largest player in the Indian IT market.
BPO refers to outsourcing business processes or services to third parties. While initially applied to manufacturing, outsourcing now includes outsourcing services. Sri Lanka aims to become a top BPO destination due to its educated workforce, lower costs than places like the US, and government support through policies promoting English and IT. However, Sri Lanka faces challenges from competition and needs further support like industrial electricity tariffs.
The presentation of 'Management Information System' subject of TEIT under 'University of Pune' INDIA.
Author and Teacher: Tushar B Kute
http://www.tusharkute.com
tbkute@gmail.com
The document provides information about careers in information technology (IT), including:
1) IT careers involve tasks like programming, software development, network administration, and technical support across many industries.
2) IT skills are important for both work and personal use, and should be developed throughout one's education and career.
3) Entry-level IT jobs can be obtained through direct recruitment, exams for government/banking jobs, or by starting one's own IT business. Salaries increase with experience.
The BT OneIT MBA Leadership Development Programme aims to drive BT's transformation, create a new prominent IT player, and bring business focus to the former monopoly. It consists of 25 MBAs from top schools who gain experience through short engagements and 90-day assignments in various functions. After 12-18 months, they are placed outside the group to utilize their skills and experience across the organization.
1) The document discusses how information technology skills are applicable across various career clusters and can be integrated into career and technical education.
2) It provides examples of core IT skills that are common across multiple career clusters like personal information management, productivity software, email, and databases.
3) The document proposes a model for developing curriculum to teach IT applications in the context of different career clusters through developing lesson plans, assessments, and online resource guides.
In CompTIA's research on the state of IT skills gap, 68% of IT firms report having a "very challenging" time finding new staff. They are hiring, with 33% saying they are understaffed and another 42% saying they are fully staffed but want to hire more in order to expand. How are today's IT skills matching up to industry's workforce needs?
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The document discusses careers in information technology. It outlines various platforms, job categories, and types of jobs currently available in the IT field. It also provides tips for building a career in IT, emphasizing the importance of generic attributes like a positive attitude and hard work, as well as domain-specific skills like cross-functional knowledge and continuous learning. The job market for IT professionals is strong with many companies actively hiring for positions like software developers, network administrators, and IT managers.
The document discusses the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in India. It provides an overview of the types of BPO services offered, including customer support, technical support, telemarketing, and accounting. It also discusses the current size and growth potential of the Indian BPO industry. Some of the key challenges faced by the industry are also summarized, such as infrastructure issues and lack of skills. Overall, the Indian BPO industry has experienced significant growth and is well-positioned for continued expansion.
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The document summarizes the CSI 2010 iGen conference which will focus on innovation, research, and development in information and communication technologies. Over 80 speakers will discuss 8 tracks including enterprise solutions, social issues, entrepreneurship, and more. The conference expects over 1000 delegates including industry leaders, analysts, government officials, and academics. Key topics will include cloud computing, virtualization, e-governance, and using technology for development. CEO and IT award ceremonies will also be held to recognize excellence in technology solutions.
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The document discusses the IT sales and marketing industry in India. It provides details on the growth of the Indian IT market, key players, sales organization structures, technology areas, and opportunities in the hardware, software and services sectors. The market is growing rapidly, especially in areas like enterprise storage solutions, security software, and business intelligence. Indian IT companies also have significant indirect impact on global software sales through their work with multinational clients.
Somnath Sen has over 11 years of experience in IT management, software development, infrastructure management, and technical support. He currently works as an advisory technical professional at Topflow Technology Services Pvt Ltd, where he manages projects, teams, and IT infrastructure setup and support. Previously he has worked on projects involving data center launches, software implementation, and IT support across various industries for companies like Cognizant, Srei Sahaj E-Village Limited, and Starlite Info Tech Ltd. He holds technical certifications like MCSE, CCNA, and is pursuing CISA.
The document outlines an agenda for a presentation by Mindshare Retail on their IT infrastructure management services. The agenda includes presentations on their company brief, core IO optimization methodology, NOC walkthrough and tool demonstration, followed by a Q&A session. The document also provides details on Mindshare's business, strengths, offerings, approach, customers, and testimonials praising their services.
The document summarizes business process outsourcing (BPO) in India. It discusses the history and growth of BPO in India, present scenario, future growth prospects, key competitors, availability of production factors, optimal locations, taxation policies, and opportunities in various business processes like finance, HR, and content development. India has emerged as a top location for BPO due to its large skilled workforce, English proficiency, low costs, and government support through tax holidays and special economic zones. Major Indian BPO players include Genpact, WNS, IBM Daksh and others.
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Kaushik Seth is an IT and management professional seeking opportunities in educational technology and consulting. He has over 7 years of experience in IT and 3.9 years in insurance. His experience includes roles as a business analyst, online professor, ETL developer, and online tutor. He holds an Executive MBA from IIM Lucknow and a B.Tech in IT. Key skills include Java, Oracle, SQL, HTML, and Microsoft Office. He is interested in teaching management online and has given over 140 sessions on subjects like IT management, CRM, and business ethics.
Toon Media Technologies is an animation, IT and HR outsourcing company based in Bangalore, India with offices in Tokyo, Japan. The company was founded in 2007 and provides services such as animation content development, software development, IT recruitment, technical translations and staffing solutions. It aims to become a leader in the linguistic industry globally and has worked with major clients from Japan, US, UK and other countries.
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