When the pandemic hit, pressure on vaccine researchers peaked within a few days. They had to expedite processes to days, which had usually taken them months. The most successful companies that were able to hasten their new vaccine GTM had one thing in common – their research design studios were hosted on cloud architectures. These companies were quickly able to scale their laboratory processes and be able to augment research for synergies of scale. The value proposition of cloud enabled business models essentially has now been accelerated towards process impact and business model flexibility.
While the need for agility and nimbleness continues to push companies toward cloud adoption; GTM & customer impact due to cloud native architectures is the future. Development of products and solutions at speed and near limitless scale is now marked with speed of innovation as the new benchmark.
Research and analysis of the top 500 companies in India clearly shows that this is only the beginning. There is on-field demand and push towards moving to cloud to enable this speed of innovation amidst increasing competitive pressures. Identifying the areas where cloud could possibly add importance in a value chain is the next conundrum that could hinder this transformation. Lead digitalization or the methodology of first process engineering and blueprinting business processes would form the base of future cloud transformation efforts.
TechCircle is organizing Cloud - The Digital Infrastructure - a digital summit that will bring together industry experts and torchbearers to deliberate on the future of cloud, its implementation, challenges and solutions, thus carving a roadmap for the future.
Scalability and nimbleness is not the only reason for cloud now. Companies will begin to offer innovative business models, payment models, and customer enabling outcomes as the core benefits of implementation in the next 2 years. This ability to directly affect revenue, GTM processes, and customer satisfaction is expected to drive cloud hosted solutioning.
By Ashwin Moduga, Head - Research, Mosaic Digital
Increasingly, as cloud hosted application solutions continue to become popular, vendor lock-in is expected to become a hindrance for speed of transformation. This particular trend will in the next 2 years increase pressure on service providers to enable multi-cloud strategies. Orchestration of cloud transformation from a value chain balancing perspective is also expected to become a major market segment.
Speakers:
Dheepak Rajoo, SVP, Head of IT PMO | Digital Transformation - Cultural Transformation, RBL Bank
Dr. Avadhut Parab, Chief Information Officer, Parle Agro Ltd.
Vinod Bhat, Chief Information Officer, TATA SIA Airlines Ltd.
Rajshekhar Joshi, Head (Digital Technologies and Transformation), Group IT, Aditya Birla Group
Moderator: Ashwin Moduga, Head - Research, Mosaic Digital
The DNB segment continues to make strides with their belief in the ability to drive process and customer satisfaction change. For these companies, the cornerstone of success is that transformation is not a function, but a cultural factor. At the heart of such companies are some relevant cloud native architectures that are driving their dominance.
Sumedha Bose, Assistant General Manager - Research & Solutions, Mosaic Digital in conversation with Raman Pillai, Director IT, Ather Energy
Platforms – built, developed, & deployed fully on cloud will be the future of digital transformation. Hybrid work environments, interconnect devices – both continue to be pushed to their boundaries with the advent of the pandemic. For the two to continue to grow and automate processes for flexibility, the need for high performing, content-rich and scalable infrastructure is imminent. Cloud based platforms as a service are expected to drive this at the core.
Ashok Kaul, Dy. Director-General, NIC, MeitY, Govt. of India
Ashwin Moduga, Head-Research, Mosaic Digital
Sumedha is the Product Lead of Sales Edge, India’s only Growth Acceleration Platform. She is also responsible for c-suite research programs such as CFO research, CEO Research, and other CXO research conducted to understand the technology landscape of India. She is well established as a sought-out advisor to many industry technology provider leaders across multiple functions such as marketing, sales and product solution development helping them understand the nuances and deal with the dynamism of the market at large.
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