TECHNOLOGY

CONFERENCE
&
EXHIBITION

25t h - 27t h JUL Y 2024

2 02 4

VI GYAN BHAWAN,
NE W DEL HI

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 INTRODUCTION
Modern India has had a strong focus on science and technology, realizing that it is
a key element for economic growth. India ranks third among the most attractive
investment destinations for technology transactions in the world. With more and
more multinational companies setting up their R&D centres in India, the sector has
seen an uptrend in investment in recent years. The government has introduced
multiple policies aimed at projecting India as a science and technology
powerhouse and promoting both public and private sector involvement in the R&D
practice. As a result, India’s gross expenditure on R&D (GERD) has been
consistently increasing over the years. The government has also implemented
several fellowship schemes to nurture the human capacity for advanced research
in the country.

According to National Association of

Software and Service Companies
(Nasscom), the Indian IT industry’s revenue
touched US$ 227 billion in FY22, a 15.5%
growth.

The IT industry accounted for 7.4% of

India’s GDP in FY22, and it is expected to
contribute 10% to India’s GDP by 2025.

Benefitting from its vast pool of technology talent, India continues to grow and
remains one of the most preferred destinations globally for technology and
knowledge services, as well as global capability centres (GCCs). With over 1570
GCCs estimated in FY23, the GCC sector is experiencing an accelerated expansion,
with several global industry majors setting up and expanding their captive centres
in India

With the rapid increase in digital adoption and reliance on technology, the
looming spectre of cyberattacks has become a pressing concern. The escalating
risk has increased the demand for cybersecurity professionals and is prompting
governments worldwide to enact stringent regulations to address privacy
concerns and counter the surging frequency of cyber threats. The Indian
government is also actively working on creating favourable regulations. The recent
Digital Personal Data Protection Bill shows the commitment of the government to
safeguarding personal data in the digital realm while respecting individual rights.
Additionally, the proposed Digital India Act, 2023, will replace the Information
Technology Act of 2000. This new act will cover digital transactions, electronic
governance, and cybersecurity, fostering digital economy growth and protecting
citizen interests.

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 IT INDUSTRY CHALLANGES

01 Talent 02 Shortage of skilled talent

competition due to new technologies

Companies face challenges in attracting
and retaining top tech professionals, as
rivals often lure them away during the
90-day notice period between jobs with
more appealing salary packages,
benefits, and working environments.
A major hurdle lies in the scarcity of skilled
IT professionals in emerging technologies.
Although India is projected to have a
talent surplus by 2030, including more
than one million highly-skilled tech
professionals, there is a question about the
skill sets and expertise these individuals.

03 Reduced hiring of 04 Data Privacy Concerns

freshers
IT service organizations based in India As more of the world turns digital,
are contemplating reducing the businesses naturally accumulate increasing
recruitment of freshers (fresh graduates) amounts of online data, making them more
by 30 percent year-on-year in fiscal year susceptible to cybersecurity threats.
2024 due to a sluggish deal pipeline, Safeguarding against such cyber threats is
compounded by lingering concerns about ever so important for a business operating
a recession in India. in the technology space.

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 REFORMS NEEDED IN IT SECTOR

The Interim Budget 2024, presented

by Union Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman, elicited mostly positive
reactions from the technology
industry with CEOs and executives
welcoming the increased focus on
digitalisation, although some also felt
it fell short on addressing a few
issues.

Data privacy and security: India needs to

01. Skilling and upskilling: India needs to focus
on skilling and upskilling its workforce to
03. strengthen its data privacy and security
meet the changing demands of the IT laws to protect sensitive information and
industry. ensure trust in the IT sector.

Regulatory environment: India needs to

02. Research and development: India needs to 04. create a favorable regulatory environment
invest more in research and development for the IT industry to attract investment and
(R&D) to develop new technologies and foster innovation.
stay competitive in the global IT market.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE IT EXHIBITION

350 + eminent speakers from across the world will participate in the conference with 800 +
industries from PAN India overseas.

Apart from Middle Industries and corporates, 400+ startups, unicorn and MSME’s will be
participating in the event along with 6000+ participants.

100 + interviews will be published by various TV channels, Magazines and Newspapers.

It will deliberate & showcase the opportunities, growth, ecosystem, emerging trends.

Exhibition will bring forth technology solutions & new innovations for challenges faced by Indian
food/pharma and flexible packaging process.

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WHY TO EXHIBIT ?

ALL ABOUT NETWORKING INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Meet the right people. share your ideas, With over 150+ speakers from the industry
network and grow your network. A place hear their insights on various topics on how
where business meets excellence. to raise investments, how to manage your
business and much more.

POWER-PACKED SUMMITS BUSINESS DEALS

2 days of power-packed summits and It will allow to host meetings and secure
endless knowledge on investments, business deals on your exhibition stand
leadership, new commerce, omni channels along with generating new leads for your
and many more company in a highly targeted environment.

MEET INVESTORS BECOME AN EXPERT

Tech conferences make for the perfect
setting to meet investors that you can subtly
pitch to for your startup.
If you are an innovator with an authoritative
position in your industry, a tech conference
is a place for you to be.
You are an expert in your industry and
presenting in conferences will further
strengthen your knowledge and position.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THE EXHIBITION ?

System Administrators Cybersecurity Experts

Tech Enthusiasts IT Professionals and Network Engineers

Business Leaders Technology Coached and Integrators

Technology Directors Non-profit, public, and private sector

members
University faculty and staff
Advisors and Counselors
Career Officers Research Assistants

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