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According to a
NASSCOM-McKinsey report the annual revenue projection for
Indian IT Industry in 2008 is US $87 billion and market
openings are emerging across four broad sectors - IT
services, software products, IT enabled services and
e-business thus creating a number of opportunities for
Indian companies. In addition to the export market all of
these segments have a domestic market component as well.
The worldwide market opportunity for Service-oriented
architecture (SOA) is expected to touch USD 143 billion
and companies can save up to USD 53 billion in IT spending
over the next five years by implementing SOA. A key
finding from the research is that within the Asian region,
there is an overall lack of awareness of SOA, which is the
key factor holding back wider adoption. Interviews with IT
vendors show that the longer-term potential will be
greatest in China, India, and Japan. The SOA market in
India is expected to grow at a Compounded Annual Growth
Rate (CAGR) of 49 percent from 2006-2009, making it the
fastest growing market in the region. Approximately
2,000 companies implementing SOA will accrue savings of
over USD 53 billion by 2010.
One of the objectives of this workshop
is to enhance the knowledge and skills required for
faculty in education & training area, to face the
appropriate industry required challenges, more
specifically in the area of IT enterprise systems within
the complex-structured IT Enterprises. The other objective
is to bring together the academia scholars and researchers
and a commerce domain professionals to a common platform
to exchange research ideas and interests, to present the
newest technology research results and to discuss
the cutting-edge technology. The workshop concentrates on
the technology requirements of the emerging markets with
special concentration to Asian markets perceived from the
international outlook especially from Germany & other
parts of Europe. The participants refresh his/her
knowledge of basics of software technology, and move on to
the industry required technological implementation details
of Enterprise Systems and Service-Oriented Architecture.
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