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Mr. Sandip Kumar Panda in conversation with the Kalzoom Team – Achieving a growth rate of 101%

Many forts of our thinking will crumble under the relentless assault of artificial intelligence, deep learning & analytics

India is among the largest offshoring destinations in the world and the BPM industry accounts for about 37 percent of the global outsourced BPM markets.

As a major industrial state of India, Gujarat is among the top five Indian states in terms of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP).

Digital Transformation is all pervasive. Mr. Deshmukh shares with the Kalzoom Team his views on the impact of digital transformation for young technology companies and opportunities.

The robustness of any industry can be measured not only by the number of large vendors seeking to fortify their market-share, but also through SMEs aiming to carve out their own niche.

For many such firms, it may be feasible to continue to focus on conventional technologies; for the more
ambitious, there is an opportunity to morph into a full-capability digital transformer…

The quarter’s results have been excellent, barring one or two temporary aberrations and it is heartening to see growth across all segments – digital and IT services, BPM, products and platforms

For the National Health Protection Scheme to succeed, all stakeholders must work together on a unified platform.

Is there a technology push in the sector that can give us confidence that we will see real change in our country?

It would be heartening if we can do an Israel and get a hundred thousand new companies to start with adequate funding and aspire to be million-dollar profitable companies in 2022.

The JV called Kalzoom Advisors will be based out of offices in New York, Bengaluru and Pune

Kalzoom to launch Zoom-12 – a platform for digital start-ups and emerging companies

There is an enormous possibility to deploy AI, bots, augmented reality and virtual reality to take the learner to quick and specific solutions for every learning and information need

Where the onslaught of automation is stealing jobs from traditional high-growth sectors, ‘velocitors’ or young companies with the ability to break away from the pack will spur entrepreneurship

MNCs in India and visionary Indian industrial houses are getting early success from their own implementation of Industry 4.0 practices

If oil was the key resource of nations in a previous era, data is surely the most precious resource this millennium

Those who apply statistical techniques to derive insights would be the future success stories…

The ability to think beyond sets of machines and move towards a true ‘systems thinking’ is essential

In this plethora of concepts and technologies, where does the India advantage lie?

Analytics will remain the differentiator for winning firms in an increasingly competitive hiring

Need of the hour is diverse technologies and domains; Industry needs to rebuild and retrain now

A partnering approach is key and would go beyond technology.

Winning organisation of future will be deploying digital tech to facilitate stakeholder journeys

How the benefits are leveraged will determine the winners and also-rans of the new digital era

It shouldn’t be just another technology initiative, rather an overhaul that will impact businesses.

The industry that has put India on the global map — IT services — and the companies that pioneered the march towards dominant market share in offshore outsourcing of technology and process management are being put under the lens again.

M&A and PE deals are likely to cross $4.5 bn in 2015