India :Country overview

Population 1.2 billion

GDP (Purchasing Power Parity):$4.962 trillion (2013 est.)
GDP Composition by sector of origin:
Agriculture: 16.9%
Industry: 17%
Services: 66.1% (2013 est)
486.6-million worker Indian labor force is the world's
second-largest
Major industries include textiles, telecommunications,
chemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food
processing, steel, transport equipment, cement, mining,
petroleum, machinery, and software.


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VC Market In India
video conferencing market in India was
anticipated at USD$83.2 million.
Industry is likely to sustain a compound
annual growth rate (CAGR) 20.1% over the
next seven years.
Communication market is expected to reach
$1,506.2 million by 2018, at a CAGR of 12.4%
from 2013-2018.

Reasons For Growth
Changing mindset of enterprises that look at
video as a corroborator in their business
processes
Support of the service provider community in
deploying managed video conferencing
services
Enhanced reach through system integrators
Reasons For Growth
Increasing operational cost

Growth of enterprise mobility

Increasing internet penetration

Key Customers
Global Collaboration
Flexible Learning Options
Reduce Travel
Access the Inaccessible
Health Care
Large Number Of Students
High Growth in e-learning
Education
Biggest Spender On HD Video Conferencing
Large Numbers of trainings are given to the
employees
Center and State
Government

Largest employment providing sector
Requires many trainings , conferences & meetings
to give and knowledge to its employees
Service Industry
Key Customers
By Business Challenge
Distributed Workforce
Unified Communications
Distance Learning
Human Resources
Key Customers
By Industry
Government Departments
Healthcare
Education
Professional services
Service Providers
Key Customers
By Key Challanges
Distributed
Workforce
Distance Learning
Human Resources
Having Offices at
many locations
E-learning, Online
Tutoring
Having large number
of workforce
Service Strategy
Creating software-based innovations for mobile,
social, and cloud platforms
Making video collaboration easier to integrate into
everyday business processes
Real Presence video solutions such as conference
management, resource reporting.



Challenges
Large and small enterprises are still struggling
to have users adopt video conferencing
Network Infrastructure needs.
Minimum Entry Requirement for new entrant
Price competition
Large number of small service providers
Limited availability of Internet infrastructure
Lack of awareness and low digital literacy
Competition
Ploycom (Approx. 51 % Market Share)
Vidyo
Tata Communication
Cisco






Increasing operational cost
growth of enterprise mobility
increasing internet penetration