India's Role In Evolution Of Analytics Industry
summary
Global analytics sits near 300B global 2016 and grows ~22–23% yearly toward ~$500B by 2020, while India registers about $2B India market (≈0.66% of global) with 45% BFSI share, marketing/advertising second and e‑commerce third. India’s strength comes from coding (R/Python/Java), statistical models (random forests, SVMs, neural nets), and the missing piece of domain context plus visualization. Challenges are legacy labor‑arbitrage models, weak data infrastructure and boardroom appetite, need for applied curricula, NASSCOM initiatives, cyber policy and state open data pilots.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00India's analytics industry role
- 1:02Global analytics market share
- 3:16Key industries driving demand
- 5:48India's analytics growth beyond labor
- 7:14Government shaping analytics future
- 9:44Public-private partnerships for innovation
- 12:11Critical job skills for analytics
- 17:47From analytics to business impact
- 19:15India's analytics startup ecosystem
- 22:27Education gaps in analytics training
- 26:38Reforming analytics education
- 31:17Local demand and supply for growth
- 33:23Barriers in Indian boardrooms
- 35:13Data science education focus
- 38:20Summary and Q&A
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