IT services providers<\/a> are looking at a potential $900 billion digital technology-led services market by 2025, as more organisations transform their businesses to cater to customers online. The digital technologies market is expected to grow at 16% every year over the next four years to reach $900 billion in financial year 2025 from an estimated $490 billion in the current fiscal year, Devang Bhatt, analyst at ICICI Direct Research<\/a>, wrote in a research note.

Organisations are in the first phase of a multi-year transformation of their businesses as they are being pushed to implement online services faster in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Bhatt said. The pace of digital acceleration has increased after the onset of the pandemic. “We believe we are in the first phase of a multi-year technology transformation phase. In the current phase, enterprises are building a cloud-based foundation that will serve as a resilient, secure, scalable digital core,” Bhatt said

In subsequent phases, enterprises will see new-age technologies like
Artificial Intelligence<\/a>, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, data analytics and Internet of Things to be developed around Cloud, leading to a multi-year technology spends, he said. “The pipelines of the major service providers are robust and clients across the board are moving to implement more practical digital initiatives and these initiatives are larger and focus on achieving business results,” said Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of IT consultancy Everest Group<\/a>.

If all technology spending on digital, hardware, software, and services - both internal and external - is included then $900 billion is a reasonable estimate, said Bendor-Samuel. The increased spending on digital technologies would be primarily driven by the need for online services. While banks and financial services providers will focus more on improved customer experience and invest in digital channels including omnichannel support that would require increased adoption of conversational AI, healthcare providers will invest in new technologies such as 3D printing for customizing pills for individual patient needs, and blockchain technologies for regulations around track and trace, analysts said.

Connected medical devices would also drive growth for the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), generating measurable data to improve the speed and accuracy of diagnostics and facilitate in offering targeted and personalized treatment, said Mrinal Rai, principal analyst, ISG. The virus outbreak has essentially accelerated the adoption of these digital technologies, Rai said. “Our experience with clients says that the spending will be higher for the majority of these technologies; however, one area that would receive maximum attention across industries and regions is cybersecurity,” he said.

‘Digital at scale’ initiatives will also result in huge demand for technology and the talent and skills to implement and run them, according to analysts. “The service firms - all of which are dependent on Indian talent - are well positioned to ride this wave to strong growth, with 2021 looking to be perhaps the strongest year as a wave of modernization and digital at scale programmes get kicked off,” Bendor-Samuel said.

Ray Wang of
Constellation Research<\/a> pegged the size of the digital technology<\/a> market at $1 trillion by 2026 and believes digital initiatives would lead to monetization. “Digital monetization includes ads, search, memberships, subscriptions, goods, and services. These are a wide range of initiatives that are key to achieving this monetization, from automation, AI, cloud, data and analytics, virtual and mixed reality, low code\/no code platforms, and more,” said Wang.
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这公司9000亿美元数字科技市场到2025年:分析师

IT服务提供商正在寻找一个潜在的9000亿美元数字技术服务市场,到2025年,随着越来越多的组织改变他们的在线企业迎合客户。

东印度缎木Pramanik Anandi Chandrashekhar
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IT服务提供商正在寻找一个潜在的9000亿美元数字技术服务市场,到2025年,随着越来越多的组织改变他们的在线企业迎合客户。数字技术市场预计将每年以16%的速度增长在未来四年在2025财政年度达到9000亿美元从约4900亿美元在当前财政年度,Devang Bhatt,分析师印度工业信贷投资银行直接研究在一份研究报告中写道。

多年的组织在第一阶段转换的企业被推到实现在线服务更快的Covid-19大流行,Bhatt说。数字的速度加速度增加了大流行发生之后。“我们相信我们是在第一阶段的多年技术转换阶段。在当前阶段,企业建立一个基于云计算的基础,作为一种弹性、安全、可扩展数字核心,”Bhatt说

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在随后的阶段,企业将看到新时代技术人工智能、增强现实、虚拟现实、数据分析和物联网开发云,导致花费多年的技术,他说。的管道主要服务提供商是健壮的和客户正在实现更实用数字计划和这些举措更大,专注于实现业务结果,”Peter Bendor-Samuel说咨询公司首席执行官埃佛勒斯峰集团

如果所有技术支出数字,硬件,软件,和服务——内部和外部,包括那9000亿美元是一个合理的估计,Bendor-Samuel说。数字技术上的支出增长将主要由在线服务的必要性。而银行和金融服务提供商将更加关注改善客户体验和投资数字渠道包括omnichannel支持,要求增加采用会话AI,卫生保健提供者将投资于新技术,如3 d印刷定制药片对个体病人的需求,和区块链技术法规在跟踪和追踪,分析师表示。

连接的医疗设备也将推动增长的物联网医疗(IoMT),产生可测量的数据来提高诊断的速度和准确性,促进提供有针对性的、个性化的治疗,Mrinal拉伊说,首席分析师,研究小组。病毒的爆发加速这些数字技术的采用,拉伊说。“我们的经验与客户说大部分的支出将会增加这些技术;然而,一个区域,将获得最大的关注各行业和地区网络安全,”他说。

数字规模的措施也将导致对技术和人才的巨大需求和技能实现和运行它们,分析师表示。“服务公司——所有这些都依赖于印度人才已做好准备,来骑这一波强劲的增长,与2021年看起来也许是最强的一波又一波的大规模现代化和数字化项目开始,“Bendor-Samuel说。

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射线的王研究星座挂钩的大小数字技术市场在2026年为1万亿美元,相信数字计划将导致盈利。“数字货币化包括广告、搜索、会员订阅,商品和服务。这些广泛的计划是实现这一盈利的关键,从自动化、人工智能、云,数据和分析,虚拟和现实,混合低/不代码平台,和更多,”王说。
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IT services providers<\/a> are looking at a potential $900 billion digital technology-led services market by 2025, as more organisations transform their businesses to cater to customers online. The digital technologies market is expected to grow at 16% every year over the next four years to reach $900 billion in financial year 2025 from an estimated $490 billion in the current fiscal year, Devang Bhatt, analyst at ICICI Direct Research<\/a>, wrote in a research note.

Organisations are in the first phase of a multi-year transformation of their businesses as they are being pushed to implement online services faster in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Bhatt said. The pace of digital acceleration has increased after the onset of the pandemic. “We believe we are in the first phase of a multi-year technology transformation phase. In the current phase, enterprises are building a cloud-based foundation that will serve as a resilient, secure, scalable digital core,” Bhatt said

In subsequent phases, enterprises will see new-age technologies like
Artificial Intelligence<\/a>, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, data analytics and Internet of Things to be developed around Cloud, leading to a multi-year technology spends, he said. “The pipelines of the major service providers are robust and clients across the board are moving to implement more practical digital initiatives and these initiatives are larger and focus on achieving business results,” said Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of IT consultancy Everest Group<\/a>.

If all technology spending on digital, hardware, software, and services - both internal and external - is included then $900 billion is a reasonable estimate, said Bendor-Samuel. The increased spending on digital technologies would be primarily driven by the need for online services. While banks and financial services providers will focus more on improved customer experience and invest in digital channels including omnichannel support that would require increased adoption of conversational AI, healthcare providers will invest in new technologies such as 3D printing for customizing pills for individual patient needs, and blockchain technologies for regulations around track and trace, analysts said.

Connected medical devices would also drive growth for the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), generating measurable data to improve the speed and accuracy of diagnostics and facilitate in offering targeted and personalized treatment, said Mrinal Rai, principal analyst, ISG. The virus outbreak has essentially accelerated the adoption of these digital technologies, Rai said. “Our experience with clients says that the spending will be higher for the majority of these technologies; however, one area that would receive maximum attention across industries and regions is cybersecurity,” he said.

‘Digital at scale’ initiatives will also result in huge demand for technology and the talent and skills to implement and run them, according to analysts. “The service firms - all of which are dependent on Indian talent - are well positioned to ride this wave to strong growth, with 2021 looking to be perhaps the strongest year as a wave of modernization and digital at scale programmes get kicked off,” Bendor-Samuel said.

Ray Wang of
Constellation Research<\/a> pegged the size of the digital technology<\/a> market at $1 trillion by 2026 and believes digital initiatives would lead to monetization. “Digital monetization includes ads, search, memberships, subscriptions, goods, and services. These are a wide range of initiatives that are key to achieving this monetization, from automation, AI, cloud, data and analytics, virtual and mixed reality, low code\/no code platforms, and more,” said Wang.
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