Context :
Global slowdown: Govt to
increase services exports / 05 July 2022
Extract :
India’s
services exports rise to record high in FY22 / MINT
/ 04 May 2022
Extract :
India’s services exports touched a record high in 2021-22 largely led by software
services, and professional and management consulting services, even as
contact sectors like travel, recreational services, and construction remained
affected due to the pandemic.
India’s services exports touched:
# 2021-22 ……………. .$ 254.5 billion
# 2020-21………………. $ 206.09 billion (up 23.4% )
#
2019-20………………. $ 213 billion
Services
exports hit an all-time monthly high of $ 26.9 billion in March 2022
Telecommunications, computer, and information services, other business services
and transport are the top
contributors in services
exports during April-December 2021
Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal had said last month that India’s
services sector has achieved the all-time high despite sectors like tourism,
aviation
and hospitality severely affected due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
India is expecting to make significant gains in the services exports sector in view
of the comprehensive trade deals signed with the UAE and Australia. It is also
negotiating free trade comprehensive agreements with the European Union, the
UK, Canada, and Israel.
MY TAKE :
Ø Leveraging
our Engineering Talent …………………….13 Dec 2018
Extract :
But , if “ Manufacturing Sector “ and “ Service Sector “ were two horses in the
GDP race , I would bet on the “ Service Sector “, especially from the following
view-points :
# “ Capital Investment per Job created “ would be much lower ( may be 10
% of Mfg.
Sector ? )
#
Jobs created would be much
higher ( may be 5 times of Mfg sector ? )
# Time ( to create those jobs ) would be much shorter ( months instead of
years )
# Export of “ Services “ are
much easier than
export of “ Goods “
# Quality of our “ Services “ are comparable – or even better – than from
other
countries
# We will , soon , have the desired quality / quantity of Internet connectivity ,
all over India
# We are turning out thousands of Graduates each year though some need “
Skilling “
# Salaries of our Engineers are 20 - 25 % of similar hires in USA – EU – Japan
– UK
etc
Ø Brain Inc 2.0
………………………………………..21 Aug 2017
Extract :
Now consider this :
· By employing 5 lakh engineers , India’s “ Tech R&D Firms “ earned $ 22 billion
. That works to a billing of $
Services )
I presume that the “ Manpower Cost “ constitute approx. 50 % of Billing Rate
( rest being OVERHEADS and MARGIN )
· Hence , Indian R&D firms must be paying an average of $ 22,000 per year to
its employees (
approx. Rs 1.2
{ Refer : Employee Expenses as %age of Sales / 05 July 2022 }
· As against this , both , Indian as well as American firms pay ( on an average )
, $ 88,000 per year to H1 B
With this kind of “ Cost Advantage “ , is there a possibility to do better than
the projected earnings of $ 40 billion in 2020 ?
It is high time our Policy Makers launch a new initiative ( of Export of
Intellectual Property ) ,
called :
INDIA
: the BRAIN FACTORY of THE WORLD
During an Interview with Business Line ( 16 April 2016 ) , the then CEO of Infosys
, Vishal Sikka , said :
“ We have to re-imagine the
notion of services “
In support of my belief in the potential re-imagination of this “ Service Sector “ ,
allow me to quote Peter Diamandis
{ https://www.diamandis.com/blog/topic/web-3-0 ]
The Spatial Web is also giving way to “virtual company headquarters” and
completely virtualized companies, where employees can work from
home or any place on the
planet
· Delocalize with VR, and you can now hire anyone with Internet access ( right
next door or on the other
· Web
3.0 is changing
the way we work, where we work and who we work with.
IT
Outsourcing : a Silver lining ?.......................11 Nov 2020
Extract :
Dear Shri Ravishankar Prasadji,
Is there a way we can SALUTE them for
this achievement ?
Yes
By letting them loose – giving them a free hand , as suggested in my earlier e-
mail :
" BACK FACTORY " OF THE WORLD ?.........................[
09
Sept 2015 ]
With regards,
Hemen Parekh
/ hcp@recruitGuru.com /
15 July 2022
Related Readings :
June
trade deficit widens to record $ 26.1 billion
/ Hindu
/ 14 July 2022
/ MINT
/ 12 July 2022
Five
reasons why rupee can depreciate further, may fall below 80 per US dollar
/ MoneyControl / 14 July 2022
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