Indian SaaS startups to be the next gold rush?
New report from Bain says software-as-a-service firms could capture 7%-9% of the market by 2022, and SaaS companies founded by Indians can reach upto $20 billion in revenue.
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Modern software should be built using human-centric design principles to enable an inclusive, fair, and accessible world, while being robust enough to meet an organisation’s current and future needs.
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Why businesses need to adopt the public cloud, and how it can be improved.
Tech industry leads the way to re-invent and adapt
The IT and business process management industry has been on a war footing to manage the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak that has resulted in an unimaginable health, economic, and social emergency.
Number of PE deals drops 14% in March quarter
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Microsoft India’s window of opportunity
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Coronavirus is the black swan of 2020: Sequoia
The venture capital firm in a memo alerts its portfolio companies to prepare itself for tough economic scenarios that may play out.
Indian IT cos making a pivot: Frank Gens
Frank Gens, senior vice president and chief analyst, IDC says Indian tech firms are helping global companies digitally innovate.
India’s SaaS ecosystem gets bigger and better
As a technology industry, we have barely scratched the surface when it comes to use cases that can be delivered via SaaS to benefit all the industry verticals globally.
Indo-U.S. relations: Shaping the digital world order
It is in the interest of both India and the U.S. to iron out their bilateral issues and identify ways to increase synergies across new sectors.
