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Avaya India chief Vishal Agrawal hails Budget 2023 focus on AI, 5G, MSMEs in India’s journey to $5 trillion economy

"The initiatives outlined for skill development and research in cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and 5G, among others are encouraging for the IT industry," said Avaya India MD Vishal Agrawal.

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The has been widely anticipated by the Indian tech industry and it has not disappointed. With a clear focus on technology and digital, the budget aims to establish India as a digital nation, providing numerous opportunities for the country’s growth, said an industry leader.

“We appreciate the government’s continuous focus on the technology sector with the Budget 2023-24,” said Vishal Agrawal, Managing Director, Avaya. “The introduction of three centers of excellence for to enable ‘Make AI for India’ and ‘Make AI work for India’ is something to look forward to for the upcoming digital nation.”

The budget has outlined various initiatives for skill development and research in cutting-edge fields like AI, robotics, and , which are encouraging for the IT industry. Avaya said it is ready to support the government’s efforts in empowering the MSMEs and helping them to scale up with the help of their robust and collaborative solutions.

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“In line with the GoI’s initiative to strengthen the MSMEs, we look forward to supporting them in creating a user-friendly space and helping them further to scale up with the help of our robust and collaborative solutions,” said Agrawal.

The government’s decision to set up 100 labs for 5G solutions across engineering colleges and the announcement around the National framework will provide a boost to students, Indian start-ups, and researchers. This will help the country achieve its vision for a $5 trillion economy.

“The government’s initiative to set up 100 labs for 5G solutions across engineering colleges and the announcement around the National data governance framework will further empower the students, Indian start-ups, and researchers that will collectively help us achieve our collective vision for the $5 trillion economy,” said Agrawal.

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According to Agrawal, Union Budget 2023 is a comprehensive budget that is geared towards fast-tracking the growth of the country through technology and digital.

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