MUMBAI: Cloud computing<\/a> and virtualization<\/a> software company, VMWare<\/a> continues to see India as a strategic investment market, as it look to scale up its presence in the country in the coming quarters. In a chat with ET, COO of the company Sanjay Poonen said, “We continue to see this as a very important place for us… We are excited by the growth we see here...It’s an attractive place for engineering talent. We also see people who rise here and run things on their own. The number of patents is just growing and rising, acquisitions we have made are often companies that have heavy investments in India.”

The company had made a $2 billion investment in its Indian arm in 2018, which employs close to 6000 people. On a question on the job cuts in the global IT industry and in India in 2019 and VMware’s outlook on it, Pooren said, “We obviously want to always be efficient in terms of how we want to allocate our headcount but macro aspects of India remain the same which is a tech economy of engineers, speak the language, an economy that is growing at 4% GDP and country that’s favorable to
foreign direct investment<\/a>, peaceful- no major terrorism issues. “

On the recent consultation paper on cloud services introduced by the
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI) which proposes that cloud-focussed companies would become members of a cloud industry body, he said “Any collection of companies and bodies that’s focused on standards, that’s focused on innovation through the cloud which is a significant part of where the economy is headed is a good thing. We will join any consortium of companies or be involved in research bodies that can drive innovation.”

However Poonen said that cloud adoption amongst Indian enterprises is yet to reach a tipping point, while smaller, digital-first companies continue to aggressively adopt cloud infrastructure, “Our core business is the enterprise and mid-market companies who have built their datacenters themselves. We have not seen a mass tipping of them on the cloud scale and we are watching that and want to be ready.”

The company was positive about the government's approach to technology investments, he said. \"The government of India has been very favourable courting tech investments.\"

He believes that large Indian companies and enterprises will migrate their IT infrastructure from 5% currently to 30% on the cloud in the next five to ten years.
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VMware继续将印度视为一个战略市场:VMware首席运营官

云计算和虚拟化软件公司,VMWare已经投资20亿美元在2018年印度的手臂,雇员近6000人。在最近的咨询文件提出的云服务印度电信监管机构,这是建议cloud-focussed公司将成为云计算行业组织的成员。

Anandi Chandrashekhar
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孟买:云计算虚拟化软件公司,VMWare继续将印度视为一个战略投资市场,因为它寻求扩大其在该国在未来几个季度。聊天等,公司的首席运营官桑杰Poonen说:"我们仍认为这是一个非常重要的地方…我们兴奋的增长我们看到……这是工程人才的聚集地。我们也看到人上升并运行自己的事情。专利的数量增长,上升,我们常常是公司收购沉重的对印度的投资。”

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该公司已经投资20亿美元在2018年其印度子公司,员工近6000人。在有关裁员的问题在全球IT行业,2019年在印度和VMware的前景,Pooren说:“我们显然希望永远有效的我们要如何分配我们的员工,但印度的宏观方面保持相同的工程师,这是一个科技经济讲的语言,一个经济体GDP以4%的速度增长,国家是有利的外国直接投资和平,没有重大恐怖主义问题。”

对最近的咨询文件提出的云服务印度电信管理部门(火车),提议cloud-focussed公司将成为云计算行业组织的成员,他说:“任何的公司和机构的集合的关注标准,专注于创新的云是经济走向的一个重要组成部分是一件好事。我们将加入任何公司或财团参与研究能推动创新的身体。”

然而Poonen表示,在印度企业采用云计算尚未达到一个临界点,而小,数字领先公司继续积极采用云基础设施,“我们的核心业务是企业和市场的公司已经建立了自己的数据中心。我们还没有看到大量引爆他们云规模和我们看和想做好准备。”

公司正在积极的对政府的技术投资,他说。“印度政府一直非常有利的吸引科技投资。”

他相信大型印度公司和企业将从目前的5%降至30%迁移他们的IT基础设施云上在未来的五到十年。

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MUMBAI: Cloud computing<\/a> and virtualization<\/a> software company, VMWare<\/a> continues to see India as a strategic investment market, as it look to scale up its presence in the country in the coming quarters. In a chat with ET, COO of the company Sanjay Poonen said, “We continue to see this as a very important place for us… We are excited by the growth we see here...It’s an attractive place for engineering talent. We also see people who rise here and run things on their own. The number of patents is just growing and rising, acquisitions we have made are often companies that have heavy investments in India.”

The company had made a $2 billion investment in its Indian arm in 2018, which employs close to 6000 people. On a question on the job cuts in the global IT industry and in India in 2019 and VMware’s outlook on it, Pooren said, “We obviously want to always be efficient in terms of how we want to allocate our headcount but macro aspects of India remain the same which is a tech economy of engineers, speak the language, an economy that is growing at 4% GDP and country that’s favorable to
foreign direct investment<\/a>, peaceful- no major terrorism issues. “

On the recent consultation paper on cloud services introduced by the
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI) which proposes that cloud-focussed companies would become members of a cloud industry body, he said “Any collection of companies and bodies that’s focused on standards, that’s focused on innovation through the cloud which is a significant part of where the economy is headed is a good thing. We will join any consortium of companies or be involved in research bodies that can drive innovation.”

However Poonen said that cloud adoption amongst Indian enterprises is yet to reach a tipping point, while smaller, digital-first companies continue to aggressively adopt cloud infrastructure, “Our core business is the enterprise and mid-market companies who have built their datacenters themselves. We have not seen a mass tipping of them on the cloud scale and we are watching that and want to be ready.”

The company was positive about the government's approach to technology investments, he said. \"The government of India has been very favourable courting tech investments.\"

He believes that large Indian companies and enterprises will migrate their IT infrastructure from 5% currently to 30% on the cloud in the next five to ten years.
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