Changing Landscape of Tech Services

While strolling through Yahoo Finance and CNBC-TV18 feed today, I came across interesting views by Ravi Kumar S on the changing landscape of tech services. Capturing some of the thought-provoking stances below for wider reach across my IT and engineering services network:-

👉 Current period of tech discontinuity is defined by both uncertainty and change. Uncertainty caused by on-going wars/geo-political conflicts and change due to fast progress in AI. So while, AI-led innovation budgets are sitting, the spending in build exercises is stuck in uncertainties (elections, geo-politics etc.) 

👉 Flat level of IT and business productivity for past decade>>Do you buy it? As Ravi calls it, it was just about job automation and not ability amplification which is currently happening with gen AI-led enhancements

👉 The current AI and gen AI will have a sharper technology S-curve leading to quicker takeoff which we did see in form of excitement for POCs but before maturing the runway would be shorter and might enter into another S-curve in form of advances we see across LLM universe. Do you also see it this way?

👉 In a crude language, problem finding will be the new human endeavor and solution building will become a combined job of "humans and machines"

👉 Tech services to remain pivoted in India. This one will be a contentious provocation considering the fast-growth of some delivery centers in APAC such as Vietnam where even with the challenge in terms of limited English speaking populi, the outcomes are significant enough to snatch India's position