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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: More than 50 per cent of enterprises in India have significantly increased their information and communications technology<\/a> (ICT) budget this year compared to 2021, a report showed on Thursday, as cybersecurity<\/a> becomes the key concern for firms in the country.

The uptick is due to the ongoing digital initiatives by the Indian government and a surge in the use of digital technologies due to Covid-19, reveals GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

\"The optimistic enterprise ICT spending outlook in India for 2022 can most likely be attributed to the growing focus on technology-led investment towards digital transformation activities like cloud migration, automation, and upgrading of legacy IT infrastructure<\/a> along with favourable government policies,\" said Pragyan Tarasia, Technology Analyst at GlobalData.

Furthermore, large-scale enterprises and SMEs across the country are progressively changing their business models to deliver digital first experience, he added.

Nearly 56 per cent of the respondents who are key IT decision makers in enterprises claimed that there has been a significant (greater than 6 per cent) increase in their enterprise ICT budget<\/a> for 2022 compared to 2021 while another 34.5 per cent said there has been a slight increase in the same.

Cloud computing<\/a> is becoming an integral part of enterprises across all sectors in India including BFSI, retail, healthcare, education, and telecom, as it builds business resilience, accelerates innovation, and optimizes costs.

As a result, enterprises in India are prioritising their investment on cloud computing implementation models.

With the growing digitisation of businesses, cybersecurity has also now become a key enterprise concern, thus stimulating increased investment on IT security<\/a> hardware, software, and services for the next two years.

More than 80 per cent respondents said their enterprises are prioritising their ICT investment<\/a> in identity and access management, data protection\/security, fraud prevention and transactional security, and security intelligence and management software for investment in the next two years.
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超过50%的印度公司提高ICT预算,网络安全的关键问题

“乐观的企业ICT支出前景2022年印度最有可能是由于日益关注对数字转换技术主导的投资活动,比如云迁移、自动化、和遗留IT基础设施的升级以及有利的政府政策,“说Pragyan Tarasia, GlobalData技术分析师。

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在印度新德里:超过50%的企业已经大大增加了信息和通信技术(ICT)与2021年相比,今年的国家预算上周四公布的一项报告显示,网络安全成为企业的关键问题。

的上升是由于持续的数字由印度政府计划和激增的使用数字技术由于Covid-19,揭示了GlobalData,主要数据和分析公司。

“乐观的企业ICT支出前景2022年印度最有可能是由于日益关注对数字转换技术主导的投资活动,比如云迁移、自动化、和升级的遗产IT基础设施随着有利的政府政策,”Pragyan Tarasia, GlobalData技术分析师。

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此外,大型企业和中小企业在全国各地逐渐改变他们的商业模式提供数字第一次经历,他补充说。

近56%的受访者是关键在企业决策者声称已经有了显著的增长(超过6%)他们的企业ICT预算2022年比2021年另有34.5%表示,一直在同一个略有增加。

云计算正成为企业所有部门在印度不可分割的一部分包括BFSI、零售、医疗、教育、电信、构建业务弹性,加速创新,优化成本。

因此,企业在印度是优先考虑他们的投资云计算实现模型。

与日益增长的数字化企业,网络安全也成为一个关键的企业关注,从而刺激投资增加IT安全硬件、软件和服务在未来两年。

超过80%的受访者表示他们的企业优先考虑ICT投资在身份和访问管理,数据保护/安全、欺诈防范和交易安全,安全情报和管理软件投资在未来两年。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: More than 50 per cent of enterprises in India have significantly increased their information and communications technology<\/a> (ICT) budget this year compared to 2021, a report showed on Thursday, as cybersecurity<\/a> becomes the key concern for firms in the country.

The uptick is due to the ongoing digital initiatives by the Indian government and a surge in the use of digital technologies due to Covid-19, reveals GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

\"The optimistic enterprise ICT spending outlook in India for 2022 can most likely be attributed to the growing focus on technology-led investment towards digital transformation activities like cloud migration, automation, and upgrading of legacy IT infrastructure<\/a> along with favourable government policies,\" said Pragyan Tarasia, Technology Analyst at GlobalData.

Furthermore, large-scale enterprises and SMEs across the country are progressively changing their business models to deliver digital first experience, he added.

Nearly 56 per cent of the respondents who are key IT decision makers in enterprises claimed that there has been a significant (greater than 6 per cent) increase in their enterprise ICT budget<\/a> for 2022 compared to 2021 while another 34.5 per cent said there has been a slight increase in the same.

Cloud computing<\/a> is becoming an integral part of enterprises across all sectors in India including BFSI, retail, healthcare, education, and telecom, as it builds business resilience, accelerates innovation, and optimizes costs.

As a result, enterprises in India are prioritising their investment on cloud computing implementation models.

With the growing digitisation of businesses, cybersecurity has also now become a key enterprise concern, thus stimulating increased investment on IT security<\/a> hardware, software, and services for the next two years.

More than 80 per cent respondents said their enterprises are prioritising their ICT investment<\/a> in identity and access management, data protection\/security, fraud prevention and transactional security, and security intelligence and management software for investment in the next two years.
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