India’s technology adoption has improved across industries in recent years. With a large youthful population, a developing economy, and official assistance, the nation has swiftly embraced technology into everyday life (R. B. Singh et al., 2022). India’s reputation for professional IT and software services has grown internationally (Pandey et al., 2022). Mobile payment systems and digital wallets have become popular in India. E-governance has enhanced public services’ efficiency and openness.
Startups, particularly tech startups, have boosted innovation and entrepreneurship (Maiti et al., 2020). E-commerce, finance, AI, and data analytics demonstrate India’s technical progress. The Internet and mobile access have expanded digital inclusion for a substantial portion of the population (Yang et al., 2021). Despite limitations, India’s technology adoption can revolutionize its digital ecosystem and boost growth and development.
India’s IT industry is a key part of the economy, making up 7.4% of the GDP in 2022. It also plays a big role in global outsourcing, providing 56% of the total services. With cities like Bengaluru often referred to as the “Silicon Valley of India,” the country has contributed significantly to information technology, software development, and digital services. India has also arrived in the last few years. The country has made particularly significant strides in artificial intelligence, fintech, and e-commerce, with companies such as Paytm, Zomato, and Flipkart leading the charge. Government initiatives, including Digital India, are pushing up digitization by enhancing digital infrastructure and millions getting access to the tech wave, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The technology landscape in India has been innovative with a sturdy IT sector. Other than this, India is one of those countries that have made most of the advancements in the field of software development and e-commerce, and today, India is well adapting to the changing era of Artificial Intelligence. The country will be able to have a significant influence on the upcoming trends in the global IT industry.