Indian digital ecosystem is experiencing unprecedented growth, with internet users projected to reach 730 million by 2020, mostly on mobile. Digital payments have also grown strongly, surpassing 1.11 billion transactions in January 2018. The Indian IoT market is estimated to reach $15 billion by 2020 from $5.6 billion currently. This growth brings implications for enterprises, including increased competition and less customer loyalty, more interactive customer requests in real-time, and the need for stricter data regulation compliance strategies. Changing business demands are also putting pressure on traditional applications to be more flexible, functional, and agile to handle evolving workloads like big data, analytics, transactions, IoT, search, and machine learning while protecting data.

1. Towards a Service
Oriented IT
Anil Chopra
VP-Research and
Consulting, CMR

2. Unprecedented Growth
in Digital Eco-System
730 million Internet users by 2020, most of
them mobile—TRAI
Strong Growth in Digital payments, volumes
crossed 1.11 billion by end of Jan 2018, up from
877 million in Sep 2016—RBI
Indian IoT market to touch $15 billion by 2020
from current $5.6 billion in 2016—NASSCOM
197 billion mobile app downloads—Statistica

3. Implications for
Enterprises
• More competition, Less Customer Loyalty
• More interactive and real-time customer
requests
• Stricter regulatory compliance and data
protection strategy to pre-empt norms like
GDPR
• Changing business demands, workloads, &
competition are increasing pressure on
traditional applications for greater flexibility,
functionality, and agility

4. …Changing
Workloads
Big Data
Analytics
Transactional
Workloads
IoT
Online
Search
Machine
Learning
Data
Protection

10. ThankYou!