The new report, 'Lights, Camera, Action…and the Show Goes On' by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) seeks to evaluate the impact of the pandemic on M & E Industry and more.
The document discusses emerging business opportunities in India over the next few years. It identifies several sectors that are positioned for growth, including big data analytics, cloud computing, social media, organic farming, healthcare, insurance, banking, mobile technologies, entrepreneurship, software development, finance, and retail. Many of these sectors are expected to benefit from rising incomes in India, a skilled workforce, regulatory changes, and incorporation of new technologies. Overall the report argues that both traditional and technology-focused businesses have significant potential in India by adapting to modernization and changing market conditions.
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This document discusses opportunities for the MSME sector in India in the post-COVID era. It notes that COVID-19 has disrupted global supply chains and more companies are looking to India for manufacturing. However, for Indian MSMEs to capitalize, they need to adopt new business models and technologies. The document outlines challenges MSMEs face related to quality, supply chains, skills, and recommends solutions like digital platforms, IoT, cloud computing and more to help MSMEs become more efficient, flexible and globally competitive. Government support through policies improving the business environment are also encouraged to help MSMEs drive growth and employment in India.
The Intuit 2020 report, authored by Emergent Research in partnership with Intuit Inc., explores the demographic, social, economic and technology trends that will affect consumers and small businesses, and those who serve them over the next decade.
http://about.intuit.com/futureofsmallbusiness/
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Nanotechnology involves manipulating materials at the nanoscale (1 to 100 nanometers). While initially studied in the 1950s, it is now widely used across various fields like materials science, engineering, and medicine. At the nanoscale, materials demonstrate enhanced properties compared to their larger forms, such as increased strength and chemical reactivity. This has generated huge economic potential and interest from both scientists and businesses. Nanotechnology is enabling miniaturization across many technologies like computers, electronics, and medical devices, allowing for improved efficiency, convenience, and portability compared to older bulkier versions. However, some argue nanotechnology development needs oversight to ensure its sustainability and mitigate potential risks to human health and the environment.
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The International Journal of Emerging Markets indicates that emerging markets such as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa account for 20% of the world’s GDP and two-thirds of world’s population. With the IT market improving, technological advancement resulted. This has led to India having a vast pool of resources that are highly skilled.
The new report, 'Lights, Camera, Action…and the Show Goes On' by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) seeks to evaluate the impact of the pandemic on M & E Industry and more.
The document discusses emerging business opportunities in India over the next few years. It identifies several sectors that are positioned for growth, including big data analytics, cloud computing, social media, organic farming, healthcare, insurance, banking, mobile technologies, entrepreneurship, software development, finance, and retail. Many of these sectors are expected to benefit from rising incomes in India, a skilled workforce, regulatory changes, and incorporation of new technologies. Overall the report argues that both traditional and technology-focused businesses have significant potential in India by adapting to modernization and changing market conditions.
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This document discusses opportunities for the MSME sector in India in the post-COVID era. It notes that COVID-19 has disrupted global supply chains and more companies are looking to India for manufacturing. However, for Indian MSMEs to capitalize, they need to adopt new business models and technologies. The document outlines challenges MSMEs face related to quality, supply chains, skills, and recommends solutions like digital platforms, IoT, cloud computing and more to help MSMEs become more efficient, flexible and globally competitive. Government support through policies improving the business environment are also encouraged to help MSMEs drive growth and employment in India.
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http://about.intuit.com/futureofsmallbusiness/
The document discusses 20 trends that will shape the next decade according to the Intuit 2020 Report. Trend 1 discusses how Generation Y will mature into their 30s and 40s over the next decade, continuing to be quick adopters of new technology and focusing on careers, families, and high-tech living. Generation Z will enter their teenage years, being natively fluent in mobile and social platforms. Trend 2 discusses how baby boomers will dominate the aging global population but will continue to work and engage actively in life rather than fully retiring.
Nanotechnology involves manipulating materials at the nanoscale (1 to 100 nanometers). While initially studied in the 1950s, it is now widely used across various fields like materials science, engineering, and medicine. At the nanoscale, materials demonstrate enhanced properties compared to their larger forms, such as increased strength and chemical reactivity. This has generated huge economic potential and interest from both scientists and businesses. Nanotechnology is enabling miniaturization across many technologies like computers, electronics, and medical devices, allowing for improved efficiency, convenience, and portability compared to older bulkier versions. However, some argue nanotechnology development needs oversight to ensure its sustainability and mitigate potential risks to human health and the environment.
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The report highlights the massive, unparalleled change the media and entertainment industry is going through, with the exponential growth of media and type of content available creating a trillion customer touch points.
The International Journal of Emerging Markets indicates that emerging markets such as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa account for 20% of the world’s GDP and two-thirds of world’s population. With the IT market improving, technological advancement resulted. This has led to India having a vast pool of resources that are highly skilled.
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Ground Zero 4.0 | Scaling Up - Event ReportRedSeer
Executive Summary
The report is compiled of all the topics that were discussed at Ground Zero 4.0 and has been
segregated based on RedSeer’s research and panel inputs.
Key Findings:
1. Digital India
2. Retail
3. D2C
4. Education
5. Healthcare
6. Grocery
7. Etailing
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A downfall of the Indian Economy & the increasing number of daily positive cases, COVID-19 or a coronavirus has impacted India in many ways, companies are losing their productivity, and are also facing problems in terms of finance and other resources.
As we know that “necessity is the mother of invention” and our, Entrepreneurial & Innovation environment leads us to hope. Entrepreneurs are known to be problem solver, they are looking at the different sides of the problem and finding out the niche market by segmenting the customer base. By applying and adopting the digital transformation they are finding out various opportunities that are available and will be available post-COVID-19.
Collaboration, convergence, and co-creation, keeping this in mind, entrepreneurs are facing this challenging virus.
The world of venture capital has seen huge changes over the past decade. Ten years ago there were fewer than
20 known unicorns in the US5
; there are now over 2006
. Annual investment of global venture capital has increased
more than fivefold over the same period, rising to $264 billion by 2019. This investment has been dominated by the
tech sector harnessing digital frontiers to disrupt traditional industries – including cloud computing, mobile apps,
marketplaces, data platforms, machine learning and deep tech.7
It is an ecosystem that acts as the birthplace for
innovation and brands that can shape the future of consumerism, sectors and markets.
As COVID-19 has taken hold of the
world, the question of whether venture
capital, and early stage investing more
broadly, is backing and scaling the
innovations our world really needs has
never been more pertinent. Life science
and biotech investing is an asset class
perhaps most resilient and relevant to
the short-term impact of COVID-19,
but there is another impact-critical
investment area that is emerging as
an increasingly important investment
frontier: climate tech.
This research represents a first-ofits-kind analysis of the state of global
climate tech investing. We define what
it is and show how this new frontier
of venture investing is becoming a
standout investing opportunity for the
2020s. Representing 6% of global
annual venture capital funding in 2019,
our analysis finds this segment has
grown over 3750% in absolute terms
since 2013. This is on the order of 3
times the growth rate of VC investment
into AI, during a time period renowned
for its uptick in AI investment.8
Looking forward can climate tech in the
2020s follow a similar journey to the
artificial intelligence (AI) investing boom
in the 2010s? The substantial rates of
growth seen in climate tech in the late
2010s, and the overarching need for
new transformational solutions across
multiple sectors of the economy,
suggests yes. The stage appears set
for an explosion of climate tech into the
mainstream investment and corporate
landscape in the decade ahead.
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This document is the result of a research and analysis by Ms. Sakshi Sharma, overseen and supervised by Joshua Flannery, CEO, Innovation Dojo Japan LLC.
Enquiries: joshua@innovationdojo.com.au
www.innovationdojo.com.au
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This document provides an overview and summary of key trends that will shape the Indian technology services industry between now and 2020. It discusses how the industry has grown rapidly over the past decade but now faces risks from the global economic slowdown. The document outlines several major global megatrends, such as the rising economic power of Asia and demographic changes in developed countries, that will alter the industry landscape in coming years by expanding some markets and shrinking others. It asserts that opportunities exist for the industry if it transforms its business models and talent strategies to address the changing needs of customers.
This document provides an overview and summary of the report "Perspective 2020: Transform Business, Transform India" published by NASSCOM and McKinsey & Company. The summary discusses how the Indian technology industry has grown significantly over the past decade but now faces challenges from global economic changes. It outlines key global trends that will reshape the industry landscape by 2020, including a shift in global economic power to Asia and changes in demographics in developed countries. The full report examines how the industry can adapt to these changes and transform to sustain growth through 2020.
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India FinTech Report 2020 - 2nd edition, Executive SummaryMEDICI Inner Circle
- India has emerged as one of the fastest growing FinTech hubs in recent years, with hundreds of new startups being founded each month.
- Government initiatives like demonetization boosted digital payments and the growth of FinTech companies in India.
- However, the FinTech revolution needs to also drive financial inclusion, especially reaching underbanked and unbanked communities in rural areas. Most startups currently do not operate in those segments serving people with incomes of less than $1,300 per year.
- For FinTech to fully enable financial inclusion in India, costs need to be reduced through technology while also creating incentives and financial education for rural populations to use digital payments and services.
The document provides information about the upcoming CII Big Picture Summit 2013 focused on innovation in the Indian media and entertainment industry. The summit will take place on September 13-14, 2013 in New Delhi and bring together industry leaders to discuss driving growth in the sector through innovation and developing a roadmap for achieving $100 billion in revenue by the end of the decade. The document outlines the agenda for the summit, which will include sessions on topics like the future of broadcasting, regional cinema, multi-screen content consumption, and more. It also previews insights from CEOs on embracing innovation in media to propel economic growth.
This document is the 2017 annual letter from iSPIRT Foundation, an activist think tank in India. It discusses how iSPIRT works to strengthen the Indian technology ecosystem to support entrepreneurs and help lift India out of poverty over the next 20 years. Key points made include:
- iSPIRT is working to develop public technology platforms in India like India Stack to promote innovation and prevent "digital colonization" by foreign companies.
- These platforms will support a wave of new software products that can help solve major problems in areas like financial inclusion, healthcare access, and education.
- However, Silicon Valley has a head start, so iSPIRT focuses on improving the Indian ecosystem through initiatives that help startups with
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The document discusses the impact of globalization on the Indian economy. It outlines key aspects of globalization including technology advancement, flow of capital and people, and knowledge transmission. Globalization has led to foreign direct investment, foreign portfolio investment, and increased international trade in India. While globalization has increased GDP growth and improved certain industries, it has also led to issues like increased competition and exploitation of labor. Overall, the document examines both the opportunities and challenges of globalization for India.
The "India Digital SME Credit Report 2023," a collaboration between GetVantage and Redseer Strategy Consultants, reveals that a significant credit deficit of approximately $220 billion is impeding the economic progress of digitized businesses. Despite an infusion of $53 billion in FY22 and an estimated $165 billion being serviceable after accounting for unviable businesses, the current working capital deficit remains at $112 billion. The report predicts that the demand for credit will surpass $570 billion in the next five years as the number of digital SMEs doubles. This deficit hampers innovation, job creation, scaling, and efficiency building among new-economy businesses. The report underscores the crucial role of alternative financing platforms, such as revenue-based financing, in addressing this gap and fostering economic growth.
India FinTech report 2019 - Executive summaryMEDICI
India FinTech Report 2019 offers an in-depth look at what makes the Indian FinTech ecosystem vibrant by taking a deeper dive into Government, Regulatory, and Private sector initiatives.
Download the Executive Summary here: https://bit.ly/2ugRke5
Download the main report here: https://bit.ly/2EjGclm
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A downfall of the Indian Economy & the increasing number of daily positive cases, COVID-19 or a coronavirus has impacted India in many ways, companies are losing their productivity, and are also facing problems in terms of finance and other resources.
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more than fivefold over the same period, rising to $264 billion by 2019. This investment has been dominated by the
tech sector harnessing digital frontiers to disrupt traditional industries – including cloud computing, mobile apps,
marketplaces, data platforms, machine learning and deep tech.7
It is an ecosystem that acts as the birthplace for
innovation and brands that can shape the future of consumerism, sectors and markets.
As COVID-19 has taken hold of the
world, the question of whether venture
capital, and early stage investing more
broadly, is backing and scaling the
innovations our world really needs has
never been more pertinent. Life science
and biotech investing is an asset class
perhaps most resilient and relevant to
the short-term impact of COVID-19,
but there is another impact-critical
investment area that is emerging as
an increasingly important investment
frontier: climate tech.
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it is and show how this new frontier
of venture investing is becoming a
standout investing opportunity for the
2020s. Representing 6% of global
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since 2013. This is on the order of 3
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into AI, during a time period renowned
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2. The '2020 Depression' was made due
Covid-19 as well as by the world chiefs'
failure to contain the infection and an
absence of prescience.
While the individual misfortune endured by
the people in question and their friends and
family is boundless, the harm to the
worldwide economy has not been anything
short of terrible by the same token.
During the pandemic, the whole worth
chain that is the foundation of an economy
was disturbed, the workforce was definitely
chopped down and as the created nations
confronted a financial slump, a cascading
type of influence, joined with an endless
loop that constantly shrank monetary result,
prompted a worldwide misery.
3. The tech business, in any case, didn't simply
persevere through this undertaking, yet
flourished. With a dire need to keep
separation for shoppers and organizations
the same, a need to adjust to the
organization and be a piece of the IoT
arose.
For organizations, rethinking and put
resources into innovation was completely a
final proposal against their actual
endurance.
The final part of 2021 saw a blast for tech
industry business people to help with the
development of traditional organizations to
incorporate innovation into their business
as correspondence, assembling and
circulation improvement. These huge
chances for tech authors and unicorn
4. organizations do, nonetheless, accompany
going with execution pressure.
In India, productivity is as yet an outlandish
objective for most new companies in spite
of seeing good development in income. It is
fundamental not to let the craving for
momentary productivity and a fast payout
frustrate the advancement of what could
end up being the trailblazers of the
following modern unrest.
It is fundamental during this period that
originators and financial backers look
towards long haul benefit. Not very many
Indian unicorns have contacted $100
million income and there will be gigantic
tension on these organizations to perform.
We have all seen that private business
sectors and public business sectors treat
valuations in an unexpected way.
5. Initial public offerings will probably end up
being a genuinely essential component of
speculation and long haul development for
private establishments. As the requirement
for capital increments, so as well, will the
interest for transient negative income to
guarantee most extreme usage of funds.
As 2022 methodologies, we are
encountering increasingly more
requirement for new ability and strange
methodologies towards advancement. This
will likewise require the public authority to
mitigate the limitations for the business.
The public authority holds an obligation to
its residents to guarantee that they select to
make and enhance labor and products in
India just, rather than relocating to and
6. working for different nations they accept
will perceive their abilities better.
With the second-greatest organization of
web clients with north of 680 million
endorsers, India will end up being
incredibly amicable to innovative and
capable authors, gave that we, as a nation,
begin tolerating mechanical headways as
the new type of advancement, and morally
function as a local area to sustain
innovativeness and insight.
Likewise, enormous organizations should
be light-footed and embrace/get the DNA
of what we call the 'RESPONSIVE OS' to
guarantee they support else we'll have huge
loss of significant worth in regular
organizations.
7. As I would like to think, by 2030, 40
percent of Nifty 50 would be youthful
powerful innovation new businesses,
uprooting traditional organizations.
(Dr Ritesh Malik is a popular specialist
turned-business visionary, financial backer,
narrator and humanitarian. He can be
reached at info@drriteshmalik.com. The
perspectives communicated are close to
home)