COVID-19 Reinforces the Need for Digital Adoption.

According to a survey of Telecom Ministry data shows that Indians consumed 308 petabytes (PB) or 308,000 terabytes (TB) of data daily on an average.

The spread of COVID 19 like a fire has crippled industries like aviation, tourism, retail, and manufacturing to get dependent on the digital space more than ever. The traces of the lockdown that occurred due to the massive spread of COVID 19 have triggered the economy of the major powers of the world as well. Many people are on the verge of losing their jobs and the others have already lost their job. As a result, half of the countries have shut down several operations and many are working with 30% of staff. 

Remote working is now a part of the corporate world. COVID 19 has forced the need for digital adoption to sustain through uncertain situations like these. Therefore, the high-speed internet connection plays an instrumental role in order to embrace more digitalization and implement a robust remote working pattern in organizations. COVID 19 has changed the business strategies and thus, the following are the need of an hour to make the business survive the pandemic.

• Remote asset access becomes important

• The cost-effective prospect of business

• Transparent automation systems are a need

• Flexible network configuration

• Jumpstart the global supply chain

How Effective Internet Usage Will Prevail With The Oncoming Recession

Working from home in the wake of the pandemic has highlighted the benefits of using the internet and wireless connections.

Studies show, ‘5G connections will account for around half of total mobile connections in Developed Asia in 2025.’

India is expected to see a rise in the number of internet users in the next few years

In the short term, managing the congestion to maintain the internet speed and getting connections to unconnected zones have become matters of urgency nowadays. Now, it is high time to call for the value changes on the network configuration and provide connectivity to smaller businesses. For telecom operators, effective deployment of broadband infrastructure has to expand. 

“By the year 20205, amazon will invest US$ 10 Billion to finance the micro and small businesses with ‘Made in India’  with 100 digitalized haats”, said Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.

Industries like education and IT are expecting an increased need for collaboration and the use of cloud and internet to make remote working a successful concept. To enable the transparent and secure cloud support systems, businesses are shifting their concern to Artificial Intelligence for their business outcome related functions. 

“670 million internet users to rise to 914 million by 2027 and online shoppers to jump to 590 million from 190 million in 2020" projected Morgan Stanley for the spur of the digital economy by the propelling of internet usage in the country.

When talking about artificial intelligence-based systems, we also have to take into account the internet-based applications that are focusing on increasing e-commerce through private content delivery networks.

The leaders of cloud-based applications such that Reliance and Whatsapp have recently collaborated to accelerate the e-commerce business on Jio Mart. With Jio Mart, reliance aims to help 60 million MSME businesses such as small merchants in serving end consumers.

Therefore, in need of a stable business working in the country we need to have reliable and fast Wi-Fi connection in India, we must add fuel to the digital adoption of cloud computing which further leads to access to the high-speed internet connection to more sectors of the market. In the wake of a thriving economy, we must make digital transformation a priority to scale up resources.