\"\"HYDERABAD: Infosys<\/a> former CFO T V Mohandas Pai<\/a> acknowledged that 'desi' companies may have underestimated the hostile external business environment and the speed of change in the technology space amid signs of IT<\/a> slowdown.
\n
\n\"... the external environment is hostile, more than what they had estimated and change has been more rapid,\" former director and chief financial officer of IT major Infosys, T V Mohandas Pai, told PTI when asked about repeated downward revision of guidance by leading IT players due to fall in export revenue growth.
\n
\nThis is a trend, say analysts, will continue.
\n
On the impact of President-elect
Donald Trump<\/a>, Brexit<\/a> and possible trade barriers on Indian IT, the technology investor said he expects it to be \"very marginal\".
\n
\n\"I think more work will come offshore, more innovative work will shift outside the US and the UK. There is a real shortage in these countries. If costs go up because of such shortage, then more work will get automated, move offshore in the next 3-4 years,\" he added.
\n
\nOn whether he saw Indian IT cannibalising its services, the chairman of Manipal Global Education Services and Aarin Capital Partners said: \"Services have been cannibalised for long, it is accelerating now. What Indian IT companies need to do is to focus on future, identify trends, invest in advance and lead change rather than react to change.\"
\n
Asked if he sees troubled times for Indian IT engineers, Pai said: \"Nothing more than what is today. As the
industry<\/a> has grown very large, market is adjusting to lower growth rates. If the industry grows at 7-9 per cent a year when OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) economy is growing at 2-3 per cent, it is pretty good.\"
\n
\nStressing that Indian IT is already \"rebooting\" itself, Pai said the companies in IT and software services would \"sort out\" the stress they are facing as they are a globally dominant industry in a very competitive space under pressure.
\n
\n\"Indian IT is rapidly catching up to the digital economy,\" he said.
\n
\nOn what Indian IT needs to do in the age of automation, Internet of Things, cloud computing and the overall move towards going digital, he said: \"To catch trends as they emerge and invest ahead of need, to lead than be led, to innovate faster to lead the market.\"
\n
\nPai does not see any significant increase in IT manpower working on back-end applications, but also not an overall reduction of installed base as new work needs to be done. \"As more back-end work gets automated, more work also becomes the back end. (But) growth of manpower is coming down,\" he added.
\n
\nHe is on the same page as analysts who have projected that traditional customers would spend lesser and lesser on traditional services, predicting that there is going to be only marginal growth in traditional services till 2020, and incremental spending would go to newer areas thereafter.
\n
\nOn doomsday prophecy of \"death of code\", Pai said: \"Code will continue, huge legacy of around USD 4 trillion of code to work on. A large part of new code is getting automated, but building blocks (are) available. The breadth of need is so large that code will never die but can be done easier because of building blocks and automation.\"
\n
\nA former chairman of Sebi Primary Markets Advisory Committee, Pai termed as \"premature\" talk in some quarters that computers in future \"will not be programmed but trained as dogs\".
\n
\n\"Training a computer by AI, ML (artificial intelligence, machine-learning) needs large number of cases to be out into databases to enable pattern recognition. Analytics would be needed on top and interpretation of analytics and decision making. Rule-based work would be diminished,\" he added.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55658400,"title":"Mobile companies seek 10-year tax holiday, bat for components makers","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/mobile-companies-seek-10-year-tax-holiday-bat-for-components-makers\/55658400","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55658487,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"IT underestimated hostile business climate, tech change speed: T V Mohandas Pai","synopsis":"Pai does not see any significant increase in IT manpower working on back-end applications, but also not an overall reduction of installed base as new work needs to be done.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/it-underestimated-hostile-business-climate-tech-change-speed-t-v-mohandas-pai","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-11-28 08:31:07","lastupd":"2016-11-28 08:33:45","breadcrumbTags":["Infosys","IT","industry","Donald Trump","Mohandas Pai","Brexit"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/it-underestimated-hostile-business-climate-tech-change-speed-t-v-mohandas-pai"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-11-28" data-index="article_1">

它低估了敌对的商业环境,技术变革速度:T V莫汉达斯·拜

Pai没有看到任何显著增加人力工作后端应用程序,但也不是一个整体减少安装基地作为新的工作要做。

  • 更新于2016年11月28日上午08:33坚持
海德拉巴:印孚瑟斯前首席财务官T V莫汉达斯·拜承认,“德”公司可能低估了敌对的外部商业环境和技术变化的速度空间的迹象减速。

“…外部环境是充满敌意的,比他们估计和变化更加迅速,”前任主管和首席财务官的主要印孚瑟斯,T V莫汉达斯·拜,告诉PTI当被问及多次下调的指导主要由于出口下降,球员收入增长。

分析人士说,这是一个趋势将继续下去。

在当选总统的影响唐纳德·特朗普,Brexit印度IT和可能的贸易壁垒,技术投资者说,他预计“非常边缘”。

“我认为更多的工作将离岸,更具创新性的工作将在美国和英国之外。这些国家有一个真正的短缺。如果成本上升,因为这种短缺,那么将会得到更多的工作自动化,转移到了海外,在未来3 - 4年,”他补充道。

他看到印度IT挤占了它的服务,是否印度麦利普全球教育服务和主席Aarin Capital Partners说:“长期服务已经受到破坏,现在正在加速。印度IT公司所需要做的就是关注未来,提前确定趋势,投资和铅而不是反应改变。”

问他看到印度IT工程师的困难时期,只不过拜说:“今天是什么。随着行业已经很大,市场调整降低增长率。如果行业增长以每年百分之7 - 9日在OECD(经济合作与发展组织)经济增长每分2 - 3,这很好。”

强调印度IT已经“重启”本身,拜说,它和软件服务的公司将“解决”压力他们正面临一个全球主导产业在一个竞争非常激烈的市场压力。

“印度是数字经济迅速迎头赶上,”他说。

印度需要做什么时代的自动化、物联网、云计算和整体走向数字化,他说:“抓住趋势前,他们都出现和投资需求,领导是领导,创新快领导市场。”

Pai没有看到任何显著增加人力工作后端应用程序,但也不是一个整体减少安装基地作为新的工作要做。“随着越来越多的后端工作自动化,更多的工作也成为了后端。(但)人力增长下降了,”他补充道。

他是在相同的页面上,分析师预计,传统客户会花越来越少在传统服务,预计会有只有边际增长直到2020年在传统服务,和增量支出将会到新的地区。

代码世界末日预言的“死亡”,拜说:“代码将继续,巨大的大约4万亿美元的遗留代码。很大一部分新代码变得越来越自动化,但构建块(是)。需要的宽度是如此之大,代码永远不会死,但可以做的更容易因为和自动化的构建块。”

印度证券交易委员会前主席主要市场咨询委员会,派称为“过早”说在某些方面,电脑在未来“不会编程,但训练有素的狗”。

“培训电脑AI,毫升(人工智能,机器学习)需要大量的情况下进入数据库,使模式识别。需要分析和解释上面的分析和决策。基于规则的工作将会减少,”他补充道。
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\"\"HYDERABAD: Infosys<\/a> former CFO T V Mohandas Pai<\/a> acknowledged that 'desi' companies may have underestimated the hostile external business environment and the speed of change in the technology space amid signs of IT<\/a> slowdown.
\n
\n\"... the external environment is hostile, more than what they had estimated and change has been more rapid,\" former director and chief financial officer of IT major Infosys, T V Mohandas Pai, told PTI when asked about repeated downward revision of guidance by leading IT players due to fall in export revenue growth.
\n
\nThis is a trend, say analysts, will continue.
\n
On the impact of President-elect
Donald Trump<\/a>, Brexit<\/a> and possible trade barriers on Indian IT, the technology investor said he expects it to be \"very marginal\".
\n
\n\"I think more work will come offshore, more innovative work will shift outside the US and the UK. There is a real shortage in these countries. If costs go up because of such shortage, then more work will get automated, move offshore in the next 3-4 years,\" he added.
\n
\nOn whether he saw Indian IT cannibalising its services, the chairman of Manipal Global Education Services and Aarin Capital Partners said: \"Services have been cannibalised for long, it is accelerating now. What Indian IT companies need to do is to focus on future, identify trends, invest in advance and lead change rather than react to change.\"
\n
Asked if he sees troubled times for Indian IT engineers, Pai said: \"Nothing more than what is today. As the
industry<\/a> has grown very large, market is adjusting to lower growth rates. If the industry grows at 7-9 per cent a year when OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) economy is growing at 2-3 per cent, it is pretty good.\"
\n
\nStressing that Indian IT is already \"rebooting\" itself, Pai said the companies in IT and software services would \"sort out\" the stress they are facing as they are a globally dominant industry in a very competitive space under pressure.
\n
\n\"Indian IT is rapidly catching up to the digital economy,\" he said.
\n
\nOn what Indian IT needs to do in the age of automation, Internet of Things, cloud computing and the overall move towards going digital, he said: \"To catch trends as they emerge and invest ahead of need, to lead than be led, to innovate faster to lead the market.\"
\n
\nPai does not see any significant increase in IT manpower working on back-end applications, but also not an overall reduction of installed base as new work needs to be done. \"As more back-end work gets automated, more work also becomes the back end. (But) growth of manpower is coming down,\" he added.
\n
\nHe is on the same page as analysts who have projected that traditional customers would spend lesser and lesser on traditional services, predicting that there is going to be only marginal growth in traditional services till 2020, and incremental spending would go to newer areas thereafter.
\n
\nOn doomsday prophecy of \"death of code\", Pai said: \"Code will continue, huge legacy of around USD 4 trillion of code to work on. A large part of new code is getting automated, but building blocks (are) available. The breadth of need is so large that code will never die but can be done easier because of building blocks and automation.\"
\n
\nA former chairman of Sebi Primary Markets Advisory Committee, Pai termed as \"premature\" talk in some quarters that computers in future \"will not be programmed but trained as dogs\".
\n
\n\"Training a computer by AI, ML (artificial intelligence, machine-learning) needs large number of cases to be out into databases to enable pattern recognition. Analytics would be needed on top and interpretation of analytics and decision making. Rule-based work would be diminished,\" he added.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55658400,"title":"Mobile companies seek 10-year tax holiday, bat for components makers","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/mobile-companies-seek-10-year-tax-holiday-bat-for-components-makers\/55658400","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55658487,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"IT underestimated hostile business climate, tech change speed: T V Mohandas Pai","synopsis":"Pai does not see any significant increase in IT manpower working on back-end applications, but also not an overall reduction of installed base as new work needs to be done.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/it-underestimated-hostile-business-climate-tech-change-speed-t-v-mohandas-pai","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-11-28 08:31:07","lastupd":"2016-11-28 08:33:45","breadcrumbTags":["Infosys","IT","industry","Donald Trump","Mohandas Pai","Brexit"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/it-underestimated-hostile-business-climate-tech-change-speed-t-v-mohandas-pai"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/it-underestimated-hostile-business-climate-tech-change-speed-t-v-mohandas-pai/55658487">