Digital transformation in the country is expected to contribute about USD 154 billion to India's
He added that within the next four years, it is estimated that nearly 60 per cent of India's GDP will have a strong connection to the digital transformation trends.
"India is clearly on the digital transformation fast track. Organisations are increasingly deploying emerging technologies such as AI, and that will accelerate digital transformation-led growth even further," he said.
The study conducted with 1,560 respondents from mid and large-sized organisations across 15 economies.
The report found that digital transformation efforts for organisations range between 11 per cent and 14 per cent.
"Business leaders expect to see more than 40 per cent improvements in key areas by 2020, with the biggest jump expected in productivity, customer advocacy as well as profit margin," Maheshwari said. ","breadcrumbTags":["Microsoft India","technology","Survey","IoT","gdp","Anant Maheshwar","ai"],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"title_share":"Digital transformation to add $154Bn to India's GDP by 2021: Microsoft"}' data-news-images='[{"msid":"63712696","msname":"Microsoft","msnameseo":"microsoft","mediatype":"1","artdate":"2018-04-11 14:35:11.0","caption":""}]' data-newsletter-by='0' data-newsletter-date='a' data-hasbottomcarousel='' data-alldetailsopen='' data-multipleanalyticshit='' data-deeplink='https://ettech.app.link?$deeplink_path=' data-socialshareformat='default' >
Source : techgig.com
Author: THE HANS INDIA
Published at: Wed, 11 Apr 2018 16:46:16 +0530
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