India's IT Industry Over the years (Rs crore)
Exports continued to remain the big brother, though domestic services also
grew, with offshore work moving away from traditional ADM to more high-value
work. Exports will continue on the high, unless rupee appreciation plays havoc.
At the same time, global services giants like IBM and HP are strongly focused on
the domestic market
Domestic IT Services |
|
Revenue(Rs crore) |
|
Facilities Management | 2,506 |
Managed Services | 1,154 |
MaintenanceOwn Systems | 1,492 |
Third Party Maintenance | 1,987 |
Customized Software Development | 1,603 |
Packaged Software Implementation | 1,676 |
Network Integration | 6,734 |
Network Management Services | 709 |
Hosting Services | 628 |
Security Services | 221 |
Total Outsourcing | 159 |
Consulting | 2,079 |
Source: DQ estimates | CyberMedia Research |
How the Export Industry Fared
The democratization wave does not seem to have touched the Indian IT exporters, as the Top 20 firms further consolidated their position |
Though network integration, AMCs, and facilities management are still the
bread and butter for most IT services providers, managed services and packaged
software implementation have emerged as their caviar
Infosys and Tata picked up the share lost by HCL, HP, and Wipro. It is a pure
export versus domestic growth story as export-focused companies, Infosys and
Tata Technologies (for Tata Group), stole the show
Tata Group
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1 Revenue |
Wipro Group
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2 Revenue |
Infosys Group
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3 Revenue |
HP Group
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4 Revenue |
HCL Group
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5 Revenue |
Compiled by Shipra Malhotra
shipram@cybermedia.co.in