New Delhi : To sustain the unintended but welcome impetus to technology media and telecom<\/a> (TMT<\/a>) sector from the COVID-19 pandemic, companies need to transform their business models and develop significant -- not incremental -- new revenue streams, according to a new study released on Tuesday. 维持意外但欢迎动力技术媒体和电信(TMT)部门从COVID-19大流行,企业需要改变他们的商业模式和发展重要的——不是增量——新的收入来源,周二公布的一项新的研究显示。 新德里:维持意外但欢迎动力媒体和电信技术(台湾海陆运输公司从COVID-19流行)部门,公司需要改变他们的商业模式和发展重要的——不是增量——新的收入来源,周二公布的一项新的研究显示。
Organisations need to significantly invest in infrastructure and technological advancements, supplemented by adequate government support, said the report titled 'TMT Industry<\/a> CEO Outlook: Smart. Secure. Sustainable' at India Mobile Congress<\/a> 2020.
Alongside, the government needs to swiftly implement recent schemes and provide more transparency to boost market confidence, it said.
Major risk factors impeding the growth of TMT sector are related to cybersecurity, supply chain, regulatory, financial stress and emerging technologies. Supply chain uncertainty has impacted companies across the world forcing a rethink of global production network<\/a> design.
The report said current environment presents an opportunity for India to showcase itself as a promising alternative manufacturing hub for global players.
The risk emanating from the pace of disruption caused by emerging technologies is a concern. At the same time, maintaining the current state and not adopting these technologies is no longer an option.
Cybersecurity threats due to continuous remote working need to be handled with robust risk management policies. This will be critical in supporting regulatory requirements and building customer trust.
Also, according to the report, the long-pending financial and regulatory hurdles need to be resolved with a collaborative approach between the government and private players.
Businesses everywhere require a new array of technology solutions to optimise business processes, enhance supply chain visibility and anticipate bottlenecks.
In response, the TMT sector needs to evolve its business models and engage in active collaboration to provide converged technology and communication solutions to customers.
As the TMT organisations themselves re-focus on driving digital transformation, they also need to adapt to the evolving digital first customer behaviour to deliver enhanced customer experience and drive value.
Given the current financial instability of the telecom<\/a> industry in India, telecom operators need to adopt ways to trim their high capital expenditure by undertaking infrastructure sharing and leasing activities.
Due to an increase in the penetration of smart devices, wireless technologies and advanced computing technologies across industries, telecom companies will have to closely align with IT companies to develop the required technological infrastructure.
While telecom players have a continued focus on network virtualisation and cloudification, additional investment will be required to enhance their data centre management and edge computing capabilities.
These upgrades will assist them in enabling the use cases and applications that require low latency and high bandwidth, said the report.
Emerging technologies provide an array of solutions to re-mould business and operating models across industries.
However, enterprises will need to assess the relevance of emerging technology projects against performance metrics to prioritise future investments.
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TMT行业成为印度的数字的催化剂进展:毕马威
组织需要投资于基础设施和技术进步显著,辅以适当的政府支持,说该报告题为“TMT行业首席执行官前景:聪明。安全。可持续的印度国会移动2020年。
同时,政府需要迅速实现最近计划和提供更多的透明度来提振市场信心,。
报告称,印度当前的环境提供了一个机会来展示自己是一个有前途的替代制造中心为全球玩家。
风险来自新兴技术造成的破坏的速度是一个问题。同时,保持当前状态和不采用这些技术不再是一个选择。
网络安全威胁由于连续远程工作需要处理强大的风险管理政策。这将是支持监管要求和建立客户信任的关键。
此外,据报道,long-pending金融和监管障碍需要解决政府和私人参与者之间的合作方式。
企业都需要一个新数组的技术解决方案来优化业务流程,加强供应链的可见性和预测瓶颈。
作为回应,TMT行业需要发展其商业模式和参与积极协作提供聚合技术和通信解决方案给客户。
TMT组织本身重新关注驾驶数字转换,他们也需要适应不断变化的数字的第一个客户提供增强客户体验和行为驱动的价值。
鉴于目前的金融不稳定电信行业在印度,电信运营商需要采用的方法削减资本支出高事业基础设施共享和租赁活动。
由于智能设备的普及率的增加,无线技术和先进的计算技术行业,电信公司将不得不密切结合IT企业发展所需的技术基础设施。
虽然电信玩家继续关注网络虚拟化和云化,需要增加投资,以提高它们的数据中心管理和边缘计算功能。
这些升级将帮助他们实现用例和需要低延迟、高带宽的应用程序,报告说。
新兴技术提供一个数组的重塑起不同行业的业务和操作模型的解决方案。
然而,企业将需要评估新兴技术项目的相关性对性能指标优先考虑未来投资。
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New Delhi : To sustain the unintended but welcome impetus to technology media and telecom<\/a> (TMT<\/a>) sector from the COVID-19 pandemic, companies need to transform their business models and develop significant -- not incremental -- new revenue streams, according to a new study released on Tuesday.
Organisations need to significantly invest in infrastructure and technological advancements, supplemented by adequate government support, said the report titled 'TMT Industry<\/a> CEO Outlook: Smart. Secure. Sustainable' at India Mobile Congress<\/a> 2020.
Alongside, the government needs to swiftly implement recent schemes and provide more transparency to boost market confidence, it said.
Major risk factors impeding the growth of TMT sector are related to cybersecurity, supply chain, regulatory, financial stress and emerging technologies. Supply chain uncertainty has impacted companies across the world forcing a rethink of global production network<\/a> design.
The report said current environment presents an opportunity for India to showcase itself as a promising alternative manufacturing hub for global players.
The risk emanating from the pace of disruption caused by emerging technologies is a concern. At the same time, maintaining the current state and not adopting these technologies is no longer an option.
Cybersecurity threats due to continuous remote working need to be handled with robust risk management policies. This will be critical in supporting regulatory requirements and building customer trust.
Also, according to the report, the long-pending financial and regulatory hurdles need to be resolved with a collaborative approach between the government and private players.
Businesses everywhere require a new array of technology solutions to optimise business processes, enhance supply chain visibility and anticipate bottlenecks.
In response, the TMT sector needs to evolve its business models and engage in active collaboration to provide converged technology and communication solutions to customers.
As the TMT organisations themselves re-focus on driving digital transformation, they also need to adapt to the evolving digital first customer behaviour to deliver enhanced customer experience and drive value.
Given the current financial instability of the telecom<\/a> industry in India, telecom operators need to adopt ways to trim their high capital expenditure by undertaking infrastructure sharing and leasing activities.
Due to an increase in the penetration of smart devices, wireless technologies and advanced computing technologies across industries, telecom companies will have to closely align with IT companies to develop the required technological infrastructure.
While telecom players have a continued focus on network virtualisation and cloudification, additional investment will be required to enhance their data centre management and edge computing capabilities.
These upgrades will assist them in enabling the use cases and applications that require low latency and high bandwidth, said the report.
Emerging technologies provide an array of solutions to re-mould business and operating models across industries.
However, enterprises will need to assess the relevance of emerging technology projects against performance metrics to prioritise future investments.
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