Building  Entrepreneurs in Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility businesses

1. Supported by Conference on Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility TiE Hyderabad initiative 25th Mar 2011

2. Supported by Building Entrepreneurs in Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility businesses - TiE Hyderabad initiative VSRCharter Member – TiE Hyderabad Global Head – Oracle Practice, Mahindra Satyam 25th Mar 2011

4. Market Potential in Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility

5. TiE Hyderabad’s Commitment

7. The Sweet Spot: Addressing Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) four billion people worldwide live on less than two dollars a day– addressing their life needs innovation. 60% of the 4 billion people live in China and India. We need thousands of entrepreneurs to change the world Build a profitable business and enable growth of economy, business & Quality of citizen lives… at 10x/10x/10x !!!

8. The need of the hour is to build innovative businesses by leveraging technology … Are we ready? Desktop or Mobile Applications Business to Business Business to Employee Business to Consumer Government to Citizen Middleware Machines PLATFORM Database Machines Computing Power Operating System Network INFRASTRUCTURE Storage Hardware (Servers)

9. Mission 2020 for Entrepreneurs Provide access to Computing Power and Software Applications (citizen, consumer, office productivity, business, entertainment etc.,) to ALL by 2020 at an affordable price from anywhere, anytime and any device If you have Innovation and Risk taking appetite there are plenty of opportunities… it is in your hands

10. Realizing Mission 2020 The two areas which we can not afford to ignore are! Cloud Computing Mobility

11. Desktop or Mobile it does not matter… COMPUTING POWER AVAILABILITY IS THE KEY It took almost 150+ years for India to take serious steps for electrification of urban and Rural India. We don’t have that much time to wait for having commercially viable Computing power for India

13. Academia does not have the required money to build their own data centers

15. World wide 44 million servers consume 0.5% of electricity

17. Average utilization of hardware is only 5%-15% of the total capacity

19. Occasional usage of IT applications not in regular use – why to invest?

20. Urgency in setting up the operations due to business demand: In weeks not in months?

22. Computing Power enables Industry growth at rapid velocity Minimize IT Divide between Small and Large enterprises See the future of your business through simulation Collaborative design with supplier and customers BUSINESS BUSINESS MANUFACTURING Source: World Economic Forum

23. Computing Power enables providing better healthcare services Massive and flexible computing power for drug discovery Real Time health monitoring and alert distribution Shared Platform for Health and Insurances Services HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE Source: World Economic Forum

24. Computing Power enables education growth Interactive / collaborative learning Access to teaching resources from all over the world Low cost simulation EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION Source: World Economic Forum

25. Customer has a choice… Own vs. Rent Computing Power Owning Computing power is called Private Cloud Computing Renting computing power is called Public Cloud Computing When to go for what? Public clouds are playing the key role in providing Commercially viable Computing Power

26. Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility Few thoughts…. The Market Potential

27. Indian IT Industry India IT Services Export revenues 1998 – 2010: $2 billion to $50+ billion 2020: $175 billion target Today’s Success Mantra:Accelerate the growth in a non-linear mode by delivering more with less. deliver more with less resources (human and computing resources). CLOUD COMPUTING ENABLES “DELIVERY MORE WITH LESS” 20

29. The industry is poised for strong growth through 2014, with revenues projected to reach $148.8 billion.

31. Enterprise Mobility Demand According to research firm Forrester, Enterprise mobility is the biggest single trend across the tech industry investment, even outpacing the cloud computing trend. The increasing importance of the space is reflected in robust market traction predictions for India as well. According to Frost & Sullivan, the enterprise mobility market in India was worth about Rs. 346 crore in FY2008-09 and is estimated to reach Rs 1,880 crore by FY 2015-16.Growth rates for the enterprise mobility market in India are estimated to be among the highest in the Asia region. As per Forrester research Mobile marketing will boom in 2011, crossing the $1 billion threshold for mobile display ads and search, as consumers search for goods, buy Groupon deals and make travel arrangements. Smart phones are becoming true alternative to the personal computer

32. TiE Hyderabad’s Commitment To build Entrepreneurs in Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility Areas

34. Conduct regular workshops, conferences & other events to bring awareness on Cloud Computing & Enterprise Mobility business opportunities, challenges etc.,

35. Establish and drive Special Interest Groups in Cloud computing & Enterprise Mobility

36. Introduce to angel investors to provide funding for different ventures as per ROI

38. Few Opportunities which you could explore to invest (illustrative)

41. The world’s first University in 700 BC

42. Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus came from India

43. In 1001, 33% of the world’s trade was from India

44. Invention of Chess

45. Sushruta is the father of surgery (2600 years ago).

46. Richest Country in the world till early 17th Century.

47. Contribution for concept of 365 days in a yearLet us collectively aim at transforming India into a Global Leader through spirit of Entrepreneurship “We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worth while scientific discovery could have been made” --Albert Einstein

48. Thank you!VSRCharter Member – TiE Hyderabad Global Head – Oracle Practice, Mahindra Satyam http://vsr-blog.blogspot.com/http://twitter.com/#!/VSR111http://in.linkedin.com/in/vsr111