Tag: Tech Trends 2019

2018 has been another transformative time for security teams in APAC regions. The imposition of new regulations like Australia’s Notifiable Data Breaches scheme and the Indian government’s push to be GDPR compliant have been influential on cybersecurity investment and strategy. 

In 2018, as emerging technologies such as AI, ML, and blockchain continued to build real-world use cases, enterprise collaboration industry adopted these technologies to provide a seamless and unified platform to its customers, writes Avaya India MD Vishal Agrawal.

Telecos are increasingly leveraging data as a means to drive business value and enhance customer experience. Thus, traditional software applications are giving way to new analytics-driven models incorporating the latest trends such as Artificial Intelligence (AI).

5 Technology Trends To Watch Out For In 2019 are Digital process automation, OCR/NLP/voice/video/image processing, privacy, new kinds of hardware in the data center, and data locality.

The revenue for FY 2017-18 stood at 210 crores and 24% of our revenue comes from data and customer experience-related digital services (75 crores). Over the the next 24 months, we are looking to an overall growth of 25% with 30% growth in new service areas, says Ranga Reddy, CEO and Co-founder, Maveric Systems.

In today’s fast paced, crowded marketplace, consumer demands for unique, technologically advanced products are rising. 2018 has been the year of integration in the household appliances category. However, 2019 is set to be the year of ‘Consumer Centricity’ in India.

Citing its Top 10 hot consumer trends for 2019 report, Ericsson said that autonomous and mood-predictive technology could soon play a bigger role in people’s everyday lives.

The growing trend of BYOD and online streaming will act as a leaver for propelling growth of the mobile accessories market, says Amlan Bhattacharjya, Founder & CEO of Brandeyes Distributors.

The digital landscape has evolved rapidly, and it is commonplace as a consequence, that it is making demands in the evolution of our role as designers, writes Think Design Founder and CEO Hari Nallan.

Future seems to be bright for the security and surveillance industry in India. In 2019, there will be deployment of a proactive infrastructure like IP surveillance devices.