WEL-COME

CHALLENGES FACED BY IT

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

BUSINESS IN INDIA

BY AKASH PURI

• Introduction

• IT Sector in India

• Challenges :-

Background

Market Trend

Organizational Distribution

Infrastructure Implication

Consideration of Critical Success Factors

People view towards Industry

Youth’s Thinking

Present Educational System

“OUTSOURCING” India

Government Contribution

Economic Problems & Resources

CONTENTS :

INTRODUCTION

I T S

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R SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

SOFTWARE TESTING

IT SERVICES

IT SECTOR IN INDIA

• GDP contribution increased from 7.5% in 2012 nowdays it is 10%.

• Aggregated revenue of it sector = $100 billion in 2012 and it is grown upto 9% in current revenue.

• Major it hubs in india are Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune

• India produces about 100,000 new engineers a year. About 3 times the number of the U.S.

• But still only 1.6 million people are employed in IT and service center jobs.

U.S. COMPANIES IN INDIAIT SERVICES-DESIGN, SUPPORT,

AND OR PRODUCTION

• Adobe, Cisco Systems, Dell,

Google, Hewlett-Packard,

General Motors, IBM, Intel,

Microsoft, Motorola, Texas

Instruments, Yahoo

• InfoSys,Cognizant,Wipro,

HCL

William H. Gates, Chairman and Chief

Software Architect Microsoft

Corporation

(b-1955):Gates emphasized that India had emerged as a major global IT

hub not because of the availability of low-cost skills, as many

believe. Rather, it had more to do with the ''quality'' and ''world-

class skills'' to be found in India, he said. ''The key is the quality

of the human talent here. When people do software projects in

India, they do so because this is the place they can find people

with the latest skills. It is not on the (cheap) price (of labor),'' he

was quoted as saying by The Times of India newspaper. Gates

had high praise for the ''quality of educational institutions which

could make India into an IT superpower.'’ September 19, 2000.

http://www.atimes.com/ind-pak/BI19Df01.html

.”

Indians in the USA.

Of the 1.5M Indians living in the USA, 1/5th of them live in the Silicon Valley.

35% of Silicon Valley start-ups are by Indians.

Indian students are the largest in number among foreign students in USA.

Statistics that show:

38% of doctors in the USA,

12% of scientists in the USA,

36% of NASA scientists,

34% of Microsoft employees,

28% of IBM employees,

17% of INTEL scientists,

13% of XEROX employees,

… are Indians.

1. India 44%

2. China 9%

3. Britain 5%

4. Philippines 3%

5. Canada 3%

6. Taiwan 2%

7. Japan 2%

8. Germany 2%

9. Pakistan 2%

10. France 2%

US H1-B Visa

applicants country

of origin

CHALLENGES

1) BACKGROUND

CHALLENGES

2) MARKET TREND

CHALLENGES

3) ORGANIZATIONAL DISTRIBUTION

CHALLENGES

4) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPLICATION

CHALLENGES

5) CONSIDERATION OF CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR

SUCCESS FACTOR BY

GDDGDD = GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT AND DELIEVERY.

5 MAGIC RULES MUST FOLLOW :-

ENSURE COORDINATION AMONG ALL PROJECTS.

ESTABLISH WELL DEFINED & CONSISTENT WORKFIELD.

MANAGE YOUR INVENTORY AS WELL AS INFORMATION.

COMMUNICATUON WITH COSTUMERS.

ESTABLISH FLEXIBLE,ADAPTABLE IT INFRASTRUCTURE AND ARCHITECTURE.

CHALLENGES

6) PEOPLE VIEW TOWARDS INDUSTRY

CHALLENGES

7) YOUTH’S THINKING

CHALLENGES

8) PRESENT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM:-

BUT INDUSTRY NEEDS PROFESSIONALS !!!!!!!!!

CHALLENGES

9) OUTSOURCING INDIA

CHALLENGES

10) GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION

CHALLENGES

11) ECONOMIC PROBLEMS & RESOURCES

CONCLUSION

IT SECTOR IS RAPIDLY GETTING

HUGE PARTICIPATION OF INDIAN

GROWTH

INDIA IS BECOMING GLOBAL

LEADER IN IT-SECTOR

REFERENCES

WIKIPEDIA

http://www.naascom.org//

http://www.google.com/search

SUVARNAMUKUT-2014

THANK YOU!!!!!!

ANY QUESTIONS ..?

MADE BY :- AKASH PURI

(S.Y. B. Tech. VIT , Pune)

THANK

YOU!!!!! AGAIN