BANGALORE: IT companies have invested enough to overhaul the maintenance of servers. The companies have now turned their heads in to areas that would earn them more and keep them in loop with today’s technology.
INFOSYS has already started to invest in cutting edge technological innovation that involves automation, mobiles and other hardware.
Other companies like WIPRO and TCS have come up to join INFOSYS, which bought U.S. automation specialist Panaya Inc. for $200 million.
Automation and Artificial Intelligence are estimated to rise 25 to 30 percent which used to be 5 percent earlier, as the IT sectors are getting them involved in this game in which they might clash with the established houses.
Machines can talk to themselves online with the advent in technology that is called as Internet Of Things (IOT).
Companies like Tech Mahindra and Google are investing and are downright charged in making consoles for cars that could include fancy gadgets to personalize or improvise the car’s performance.
Tech Mahindra is urging its employees and planning to open entirely different branches as to make it to the top in what it is investing.
Google is already in with driverless cars that can ride on without any assistance, seems to vitalize the market per capita.
It is much expected that these innovations would raise the limits of Indian market well above $300 billion and more.
Software programming have gone in to help the users with artificial intelligence and Wipro is making machines that can respond to people’s queries and serve them according to their mood.
Robotics is the next big leap which the companies are eager to try out so that they can improve their market standards and aligning to the needs of market norms.
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