මෙහෙ නෙවෙයි බන් ඉන්දියාවේ.. 
Well, are you aware that the IT industry of India generates majority of
employment opportunities? Yes, this $150 billion industry generates around 3.5 million jobs in India. However, owing to automation and rising
competition, IT industry is struggling a lot.
Now as per a report from HfS Research, a research firm in US, it is said that wing to automation, around 6.4 lakh low-skilled jobs are on risk!
Yes, this eans that 1 out of every 5 jobs would be at risk in next 5 years.
These are obs in none other than India’s BPO and IT sector. Some jobs that are at iggest risks are repetitive or routine tasks in IT sector.
The IT industry is already experiencing automation. Now, for driving revenue
growth, outsourcers no more depend on workforce. CEO and Chief Analyst of
Hfs Research, Phil Fersht states
“India has enjoyed hyper-growth in its services industry for over two
decades now, and this is the first time a decline is now setting in, in terms of
worker numbers. Its leading service providers will maintain high margins
for several years to come, but their growth through linear employee scale
addition is on the slide,”
However, the firm also says that with these job losses owing to automation,
new opportunities would be created in high-skilled segment. Now, the firm
has made a prediction that around 1.6 lakh job opportunities would be
created in BPO and IT sector which need medium and high value skills.
Well, are you aware that the IT industry of India generates majority of
employment opportunities? Yes, this $150 billion industry generates around 3.5 million jobs in India. However, owing to automation and rising
competition, IT industry is struggling a lot.
Now as per a report from HfS Research, a research firm in US, it is said that wing to automation, around 6.4 lakh low-skilled jobs are on risk!
Yes, this eans that 1 out of every 5 jobs would be at risk in next 5 years.
These are obs in none other than India’s BPO and IT sector. Some jobs that are at iggest risks are repetitive or routine tasks in IT sector.
The IT industry is already experiencing automation. Now, for driving revenue
growth, outsourcers no more depend on workforce. CEO and Chief Analyst of
Hfs Research, Phil Fersht states
“India has enjoyed hyper-growth in its services industry for over two
decades now, and this is the first time a decline is now setting in, in terms of
worker numbers. Its leading service providers will maintain high margins
for several years to come, but their growth through linear employee scale
addition is on the slide,”
However, the firm also says that with these job losses owing to automation,
new opportunities would be created in high-skilled segment. Now, the firm
has made a prediction that around 1.6 lakh job opportunities would be
created in BPO and IT sector which need medium and high value skills.
