The document discusses the growing field of analytics and some questions around its development and applications. It notes that analytics is now used across many business functions and domains, including human resources, e-business, retail, and more. It also compares the growth of the analytics industry in India to the previous growth of the IT and ITES industries. Finally, it poses several discussion points around whether India can replicate the success in analytics that it had in IT, what challenges developing analytics talent may pose, and what sectors and drivers may lead future growth in analytics.

1. Competing for AnalyticsAnalytics Panel

2. VideoVideo

3. CUSTOMEROUTCOMEStrategic DecisionsDATADATAANALYSTMANAGEMENT FUNCTIONFINANCEHUMAN RESOURCESQUALITYR & DMARKETINGOPERATIONSTOOLSSPSSSASRMSEXCEL

4. HR AnalyticsPerformance management

5. Hiring & retention

6. Compensation & benefits

7. Satisfaction studies

8. Training & development

9. Retention StrategyeBusinessCustomized content to visitor

10. Keyword AnalysisCredit CardsCustomer profiling

11. Product pricing

12. Customer acquisition

13. Fraud detectionRetailConsumer Markets

14. Consumer behavior patternAnalytics used everywhere …

15. Revenues in $ US bn forTCS, Infosys, Wipro, CTSEntry into Consultancy servicesRevenues ($ US bn)Y2K : Dot com bubble burst, Growth of BPO & ITESNascent Stage of Indian IT/ITESComparison of Analytics with IT/ITES (India)

16. Can India repeat IT/ITES success story in the filed of analytics as well?What are the challenges in developing the right talent pool for Analytics torealize its full potential?Which business model will rule the Analytics arena?Captive

17. Boutique

18. Non-captive (3rd party)Which sectors/domains will lead the growth in Analytics?What would be the main drivers that will lead to the growth in Analytics?Would humans become excessively dependent on systems based on Analytics and lose their dynamism?Discussion Points