Data Spreads Faster Than Enterprises Attempting To Consolidate It: Aman Walia


Bangalore: In recent years we have clearly seen the rise of Indian enterprise platform. IT think heads and worldwide entrepreneurs think India has the capability to turn itself into the next big thing in the enterprise platform, with an expected future investment of around 30,000 crores from the Indian government.

Data is distributed in multi formatted data sources across the enterprise. This is a growing mega issue for enterprises as data spreads faster than the ability of any enterprise to consolidate it and normalize it. Hence this differential pace of data spread and consolidation is a big issue for Enterprises to be solved said Aman Walia-Founder and CEO of MetrixLine who is one among many who finds India, an interesting place for the growth of enterprise networks when asked about the challenges faced by Indian enterprises.

Indian Entrepreneurs have seen the movement of technology in the last 15 years and played a significant part in technology globalization. As the technology gap between the rest of the world and India has vanished, the ability to rework some of the aging technology products over a different cost base is at large. The ability to provide superior, modern and low cost technology products using knowledge and creativity is an area which is open for entrepreneurs to get in, he added when asked about his thoughts on Indian entrepreneurs gaining knowledge from changing business environments. The ability of the West or USA to define these will slowly fade with time. This is a huge opportunity for Indian Software entrepreneurs as they are uniquely skilled and positioned to capture this.

The important challenges faced by Indian software products in marketing their products. He said that India is considered as a Technology service warehouse instead of a technology hub. So it is better to pour in deep investments for the growth in the enterprise platform arena.

Think Big – Technology can solve problems across the world. Think how one can capture the markets across the world. Don’t be afraid of failure – that is part of the Technology game said Walia in his sign off note to the budding entrepreneurs.