#hire Big Data engineers in India

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According to a report by Domo, we will be producing 165 zettabytes of data per year by 2025. As a result, more and more companies are investing in big data and AI technologies to manage unstructured data. It helps companies to make well-informed decisions and improve metrics such as customer satisfaction, customer retention, organizational efficiency, revenue, etc.

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Across a sterile white table in a windowless room, I’m introduced to a woman in her forties. She has a square jaw and blonde hair that has been pulled back from her face with a baby-blue scrunchie. “The girls call me Marmalade,” she says, inviting me to use her prison nickname. Early on a Wednesday morning, Marmalade is here, in a Finnish prison, to demonstrate a new type of prison labor.

The table is bare except for a small plastic bottle of water and an HP laptop. During three-hour shifts, for which she’s paid €1.54 ($1.67) an hour, the laptop is programmed to show Marmalade short chunks of text about real estate and then ask her yes or no questions about what she’s just read. One question asks: “is the previous paragraph referring to a real estate decision, rather than an application?”

“It’s a little boring,” Marmalade shrugs. She’s also not entirely sure of the purpose of this exercise. Maybe she is helping to create a customer service chatbot, she muses.

In fact, she is training a large language model owned by Metroc, a Finnish startup that has created a search engine designed to help construction companies find newly approved building projects. To do that, Metroc needs data labelers to help its models understand clues from news articles and municipality documents about upcoming building projects. The AI has to be able to tell the difference between a hospital project that has already commissioned an architect or a window fitter, for example, and projects that might still be hiring.

Around the world, millions of so-called “clickworkers” train artificial intelligence models, teaching machines the difference between pedestrians and palm trees, or what combination of words describe violence or sexual abuse. Usually these workers are stationed in the global south, where wages are cheap. OpenAI, for example, uses an outsourcing firm that employs clickworkers in Kenya, Uganda, and India. That arrangement works for American companies, operating in the world’s most widely spoken language, English. But there are not a lot of people in the global south who speak Finnish.

That’s why Metroc turned to prison labor. The company gets cheap, Finnish-speaking workers, while the prison system can offer inmates employment that, it says, prepares them for the digital world of work after their release. Using prisoners to train AI creates uneasy parallels with the kind of low-paid and sometimes exploitive labor that has often existed downstream in technology. But in Finland, the project has received widespread support.

“There's this global idea of what data labor is. And then there's what happens in Finland, which is very different if you look at it closely,” says Tuukka Lehtiniemi, a researcher at the University of Helsinki, who has been studying data labor in Finnish prisons.

For four months, Marmalade has lived here, in Hämeenlinna prison. The building is modern, with big windows. Colorful artwork tries to enforce a sense of cheeriness on otherwise empty corridors. If it wasn’t for the heavy gray security doors blocking every entry and exit, these rooms could easily belong to a particularly soulless school or university complex.

Finland might be famous for its open prisons—where inmates can work or study in nearby towns—but this is not one of them. Instead, Hämeenlinna is the country’s highest-security institution housing exclusively female inmates. Marmalade has been sentenced to six years. Under privacy rules set by the prison, WIRED is not able to publish Marmalade’s real name, exact age, or any other information that could be used to identify her. But in a country where prisoners serving life terms can apply to be released after 12 years, six years is a heavy sentence. And like the other 100 inmates who live here, she is not allowed to leave.

When Marmalade first arrived, she would watch the other women get up and go to work each morning: they could volunteer to clean, do laundry, or sew their own clothes. And for a six hour shift, they would receive roughly €6 ($6.50). But Marmalade couldn’t bear to take part. “I would find it very tiring,” she says. Instead she was spending long stretches of time in her cell. When a prison counselor suggested she try “AI work,” the short, three-hour shifts appealed to her, and the money was better than nothing. “Even though it’s not a lot, it’s better than staying in the cell,” she says” She’s only done three shifts so far, but already she feels a sense of achievement.

This is one of three Finnish prisons where inmates can volunteer to earn money through data labor. In each one, there are three laptops set up for inmates to take part in this AI work. There are no targets. Inmates are paid by the hour, not by their work’s speed or quality. In Hämeenlinna, around 20 inmates have tried it out, says Minna Inkinen, a prison work instructor, with cropped red hair, who sits alongside Marmalade as we talk. “Some definitely like it more than others”. When I arrive at the prison on a Wednesday morning, the sewing room is already busy. Inmates are huddled over sewing machines or conferring in pairs over mounds of fabric. But the small room where the AI work takes place is entirely empty until Marmalade arrives. There are only three inmates in total who regularly volunteer for AI shifts, Inkinen says, explaining that the other two are currently in court. “I would prefer to do it in a group,” says Marmalade, adding that she keeps the door open so she can chat with the people sewing next door, in between answering questions.

Those questions have been manually written in an office 100 kilometers south of the prison, in a slick Helsinki coworking space. Here, I meet Metroc’s tall and boyish founder and CEO, Jussi Virnala. He leads me to a stiflingly hot phone booth, past a row of indoor swings, a pool table, and a series of men in suits. It’s an exciting week, he explains, with a grin. The company has just announced a €2 million ($2.1 million) funding round which he plans to use to expand across the Nordics. The investors he spoke with were intrigued by the company’s connection to Finland’s prisons, he says. “Everyone was just interested in and excited about what an innovative way to do it,” says Virnala. “I think it’s been really valuable product-wise.”

It was Virnala’s idea to turn to the prisons for labor. The company needed native Finnish speakers to help improve its large language model’s understanding of the construction-specific language. But in a high-wage economy like Finland, finding those data laborers was difficult. The Finnish welfare system’s generous unemployment benefits leaves little incentive for Finns to sign up to low-wage clickwork platforms like Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. “Mechanical Turk didn’t have many Finnish-language workers,” says Virnala. At the same time, he adds, automatic translation tools are still no good at Finnish, a language with only 5 million native speakers.

When Virnala pitched his idea to Pia Puolakka, head of the Smart Prison Project at Finland’s prison and probation agency, she was instantly interested, she says. Before the pandemic, another Finnish tech company called Vainu had been using prisoners for data labor. But Vainu abruptly pulled out after a disagreement between cofounders prompted Tuomas Rasila, who had been in charge of the project, to leave the company.

By the time Virnala approached her with his proposal in 2022, Puolakka was eager to resurrect the AI work. Her job is to try and make the relationship between Finnish prisons and the internet more closely resemble the increasingly digital outside world. So far, she has been installing laptops in individual cells so inmates can browse a restricted list of websites and apply for permission to make video calls. She considers data labor just another part of that mission.

The aim is not to replace traditional prison labor, such as making road signs or gardening. It’s about giving prisoners more variety. Data labeling can only be done in three-hour shifts. “It might be tiring to do this eight hours a day, only this type of work,” she says, adding that it would be nice if inmates did the data labeling alongside other types of prison labor. “This type of work is the future, and if we want to prepare prisoners for life outside prison, a life without crime, these types of skills might be at least as important as the traditional work types that prisons provide,” she says.

But how much data labeling offers inmates skills that are transferable to work after prison is unclear. Tuomas Rasila, the now estranged cofounder of Vainu, who managed the prison project there for a year, admits he has no evidence of this; the project wasn’t running for long enough to collect it, he says. “I think asking people, who might feel outside of society, to train the most high-tech aspect of a modern society is an empowering idea.”

However, others consider this new form of prison labor part of a problematic rush for cheap labor that underpins the AI revolution. “The narrative that we are moving towards a fully automated society that is more convenient and more efficient tends to obscure the fact that there are actual human people powering a lot of these systems,” says Amos Toh, a senior researcher focusing on artificial intelligence at Human Rights Watch.

For Toh, the accelerating search for so-called clickworkers has created a trend where companies are increasingly turning to groups of people who have few other options: refugees, populations in countries gripped by economic crisis—and now prisoners.

“This dynamic is a deeply familiar one,” says Toh. “What we are seeing here is part of a broader phenomenon where the labor behind building tech is being outsourced to workers that toil in potentially exploitative working conditions.”

Toh is also skeptical about whether data labor can help inmates build digital skills. “There are many ways in which people in prison can advance themselves, like getting certificates and taking part in advanced education,” he says. “But I'm skeptical about whether doing data labeling for a company at one euro per hour will lead to meaningful advancement.” Hämeenlinna prison does offer inmates online courses in AI, but Marmalade sits blank-faced as staff try to explain its benefits.

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By the time I meet Lehtiniemi, the researcher from Helsinki University, I’m feeling torn about the merits of the prison project. Traveling straight from the prison, where women worked for €1.54 an hour, to Metroc’s offices, where the company was celebrating a €2 million funding round, felt jarring. In a café, opposite the grand, domed Helsinki cathedral, Lehtiniemi patiently listens to me describe that feeling.

But Lehtiniemi’s own interviews with inmates have given him a different view—he’s generally positive about the project. On my point about pay disparity, he argues this is not an ordinary workforce in mainstream society. These people are in prison. “Comparing the money I get as a researcher and what the prisoner gets for their prison labor, it doesn't make sense,” he says. “The only negative thing I’ve heard has been that there’s not enough of this work. Only a few people can do it,” he says, referring to the limit of three laptops per prison.

“When we think about data labor, we tend to think about Mechanical Turk, people in the global south or the rural US,” he says. But for him, this is a distinct local version of data labor, which comes with a twist that benefits society. It’s giving prisoners cognitively stimulating work—compared to other prison labor options—while also representing the Finnish language in the AI revolution.

Without this kind of initiative, Lehtiniemi worries that non-English languages are being locked out of this next generation of technology. Smart speakers still struggle to understand Finnish dialects. “Not all Finnish people speak English very well, so there's a need for these local forms of data labeling as well,” Lehtiniemi says. Metroc isn’t the only company that has been forced to get creative about finding Finnish data labor. In 2011, the national library created a game to incentivize volunteers to help digitize its archive. In 2020, broadcaster YLE teamed up with Helsinki University and the state development company VAKE to ask volunteers to donate recordings of them speaking Finnish.

There is a sense in Finland that the prison project is just the beginning. Some are worried it could set a precedent that could introduce more controversial types of data labeling, like moderating violent content, to prisons. “Even if the data being labeled in Finland is uncontroversial right now, we have to think about the precedent it sets,” says Toh. “What stops companies from outsourcing data labeling of traumatic and unsavory content to people in prison, especially if they see this as an untapped labor pool?”

It's also not clear whether labor conditions in Finland's prisons—which famously focus on rehabilitation—could be replicated in other countries with a less progressive approach to justice. In the US, 76 percent of prisoners report that prison labor is mandatory, according to civil rights group, the ACLU. “The prison system in the United States is very, very different from what we have in Finland or Nordic countries. It's a completely different idea,” says Rasila. “In Finland, there is an exclusively positive feeling around the project because everyone knows that this is very voluntary.”

AI companies are only going to need more data labor, forcing them to keep seeking out increasingly unusual labor forces to keep pace. As Metroc plots its expansion across the Nordics and into languages other than Finnish, Virnala is considering whether to expand the prison labor project to other countries. “It’s something we need to explore,” he says.

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Digital Marketing Career Opportunities in India.

The increase of digital technology in the existing environment has resulted in shifts in business operations, and India is certainly not going to be left behind. As more companies realize the relevance of being present on the web, the demand for digital marketing professionals has increased significantly. For those who are aiming to make a career in this domain, digital marketing in India is an arena of opportunities. This article will talk about the Opportunities & Challenges of Digital Marketing in India, different career options, potential growth, and the skills needed to play a major role in this fast-growing industry.

Booming of Digital Marketing in India.

The fast growth of the internet in India, the increasing usage of smartphones, and the growing e-commerce industry have led to an increased demand for digital marketing. By 2024, more than 750 million people in India will be internet users, making it one of the largest digital populations in the world. Both big and small companies are very keen to get a slice of this giant online pie, thus digital marketers are in high demand.

Factors:

Shift from Traditional to Digital Media: An increasing number of businesses are moving their advertising spending from traditional media (like TV or print) to online channels like Google, Facebook, and Instagram.

Startup Boom: India’s startup ecosystem is thriving, and every new company needs effective digital marketing to scale its business.

Government Initiatives: Digital India and the growing focus on the digital world have boosted the demand for digital marketing professionals.

Opportunities & Challenges of Digital Marketing in India.

Opportunities in digital marketing in India:

1. Expanding Internet Users: 

India has one of the fastest-growing internet users, with over 750 million users in 2024, and the number will continue rising. This provides a vast audience for businesses to tap into digital marketing to reach that audience.

2. Growth of Social Media:

Social media platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, have become essential tools for businesses to engage with their audiences, with millions of users. Businesses can post creatives post, build brand awareness, and create engaging content to grow more and reach new customers.

3. Target Audience:

One of the key advantages of digital marketing is to create highly target-oriented campaigns.

With data-driven marketing strategies, businesses can analyze user behavior and preferences, which will help them target and offer specific costumes.

Challenges in digital marketing in India:

1. High Competition:

As the benefits of digital marketing are more widely recognized, businesses across all industries are now investing in online marketing to grow more in this digital age, this has resulted in more competition in online marketing, making it more difficult for small businesses to stand out in the high competition market.

2. Multiple Channels:

Digital marketing comes up with a wide range of channels, Like Social media, Email Marketing, SEO (Search Engine Optimization), PPC (Pay-per-click), and Content Marketing. Managing multiple channels will result in more Opportunities. But it also comes with multiple challenges to manage.

3. Skill Shortage:

Rapidly increasing digital marketing in India, there is a shortage of professionals in the industry. Many businesses face challenges in hiring an experienced digital marketer, especially small firms, who have the expertise to run successful campaigns.

How To Get Started In Digital Marketing

If you are interested in starting your career in the world of digital marketing, here are a few steps guide to start.

1. Enroll in Digital Marketing Course: 

There are several institutes where they provide full courses of digital marketing. Like AADME and Coursera these are my preferred options.

2. Build Portfolio:

Start a blog, manage a social media account, or run a small campaign to get on hand experience.

3. Stay Updated:

Digital marketing trends change frequently, you can follow some blog pages to stay updated.

4. Certifications:

Earning a certification in Google Analytics, Facebook ads, or SEO tools, will help to boost your credibility.

Scope Of Digital Marketing In India.

Job Demand:

According to the reports, India needs 2 million digital marketers by 2025. With the rise of businesses and startups, companies are actively searching for professional digital marketers who can create and handle campaigns.

Salary / Packages:

The salary in Digital marketing varies on the experience and specialization:

- Entry Level Positions: ₹3-5 LPA

- Mid-Level Positions: ₹8-12 LPA

- Senior Level Positions: ₹15-30 LPA

Click Here To Know More About The Challenges And Opportunities of Digital Marketing In India. 

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In April, an unassuming old building in New Delhi’s furniture market housed roughly 30 youngsters. Some were hunched over their laptops crunching data on Excel or analyzing a heat map, while others huddled to discuss strategy. These were engineering graduates, economists, political scientists, and others. There were office chairs, desks, and a couple of white boards.

The entire setup could easily have passed as a startup office, but it wasn’t. This was an election war room.

From there, Sapiens Research founder Rimjhim Gour’s team served as the brains of Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP. The party’s senior leadership had entrusted Gour with mobilizing 12.5 million female voters across India, and her team spent their days crunching historical polling trends, using data to pinpoint critical constituencies, browsing WhatsApp for real-time on-ground updates, and shaping electoral strategies to usher in BJP for a third consecutive term.

Gour’s team was successful: Modi was sworn in as the Prime Minister on June 9 after the BJP formed the government through an alliance with 293 seats. India’s general elections happen once in five years, and in 2024, a record-breaking 642 million Indians voted. Of the total voters polled, 312 million were women. This was BJP’s grand experiment: The party wanted to micro-target and mobilize female voters, and hired people like Gour to make it happen—revealing, says Amogh Dhar Sharma, author of the forthcoming book The Backstage of Democracy: India’s Election Campaigns and the People Who Manage Them, “the hidden power of a new technocratic elite that has become critical for parties and politicians to fight elections and win votes in India.”

“In most places [in India], electorates who are registered but not voting are always women,” says Gour, who previously worked as a media strategist at Indian Political Action Committee, the legendary firm widely recognised for propelling Modi to victory in 2014. Dressed in an off-white salwar kameez, with a big pair of round glasses keeping her hair off her face, Gour is suave and confident, and fluently switches between English and Hindi. “That’s when it struck me that if we have to mobilize someone, it has to be women; they make up 50% of the electorate but still haven’t been tapped into completely in a systematic approach.”

Over the past decade, the Indian electioneering landscape has been overhauled by the advent of social media, data-driven insights, and political consultants. “I think the 2024 Indian general election confirms … the inordinate role of campaign professionals in Indian elections,” says Sharma. From call centers being used for “screening” party supporters, to WhatsApp for real-time updates, and a specialized app for reporting and documenting meetings, each tool served a unique purpose in this BJP campaign. “The speed at which these technologies are being embraced by parties and the growing emphasis on them is certainly unique,” says Sharma.

The BJP’s use of technology and social platforms has evolved as politics has, as they have gone from being niche tools to essential infrastructure. The BJP emerged as the highest spender on political ads on Meta platforms this election. If the 2019 election was characterized as the “WhatsApp Election” because of the excessive use of the messaging platform, the 2024 campaign was the “YouTube Election.” It marked an unprecedented use of YouTube influencers by BJP that featured softball questions with political candidates and paid promotions. While rival parties worked to catch up, the BJP still leads the pack with dedicated cyber troops for year-round content creation—and not just during elections.

And the BJP’s decision to hire a dedicated consultant to woo women votes seems like the next step in this broader evolution of using tech.

Historically, women voters lean towards progressive parties. But over the past decade, under Modi’s rule—characterized by what critics describe as creeping authoritarianism due to attacks on civil society, religious polarization, and cracking down on dissent—there has been a noticeable shift, with both the 2014 and 2019 elections recording higher female participation and increased support for the BJP amongst female voters. The BJP had been launching female-friendly welfare schemes including subsidized cooking gas cylinders and maternity leaves, for greater equality. As a result, in 2019, women’s poll participation exceeded men’s for the first time. This time it was about going a step ahead to remind a specific cohort of targeted women about Modi’s policies and nudge them to go out to vote.

Gour’s get-out-the-vote effort, which used a potpourri of apps, data analysts, and personal outreach by party workers, thus represented a convergence of two trends in an attempt to consolidate a women’s vote newly open to the BJP.

For Modi to return to power, BJP had to win 272 of the 534 parliamentary seats. Gour’s young team was focused on 235 seats, which they identified as “critical seats”—areas where the BJP has either won or lost by less than 10% margin of votes in the past. The goal was to identify women self-help groups, or SHGs, in those 235 critical voting areas, and then use BJP’s party workers, or karyakartas, to meet, motivate, and mobilize female voters.

India’s rural SHGs are collectives of 10 or more women who pool their money and support each other through savings; nearly 100 million women are part of SHGs. And women involved with SHGs are already more politically active.

“Often the hardest problem for political parties who want to engage with women and get women to participate in public life is to figure out how to get these women to participate in a political cause,” says Anirvan Chowdhury, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University who studies the BJP’s attempts to target female voters. “And in a context where politics is often seen as unsuitable for women, reframing politics as seva [selfless service] or using existing institutional frameworks like the SHG structure helps solve that problem.” Because of this sustained effort, there has been a pro-BJP tilt in women’s political preference in many northern states which have a strong history of support for Modi’s BJP, research shows.

For Gour’s Sapiens Research team, the challenge wasn’t merely to locate these self-help groups but to identify potential BJP supporters within these groups—a task that requires data analysis. Ujjawal Agrawal, the program manager at Sapiens Research, spearheaded the initiative of meticulously mapping voter and demographic information to phone numbers of women in “critical” SHGs. Agrawal then mustered the BJP’s in-house network of 20,000 call center operators—run by another Indian Political Action Committee alumnus Diggaj Mogra—to identify BJP sympathizers within the large SHG cohort.

The call centers did so by asking a few pointed questions. One key question was whether the woman would help mobilize 10 other women for the BJP. If she responded positively, she was deemed a supporter. If the SHG member’s response was no, then she would be categorized as a swing voter or non-supporter. For instance, in West Bengal, Agrawal said, 10% of women who were part of the SHG refused to mobilize voters for the BJP. (Interestingly, this approach bears some broad similarities to the Donald Trump campaign’s strategy for this year’s US election.)

Soni Bam is the sort of SHG mobilizer Gour’s team was looking for. She is from the Leparada district in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh and her eight-member group, called Hiri Molo, is dedicated to making women independent by finding ways to earn and save. But since October 2023, she has been involved in the BJP’s election-related work: going door-to-door explaining women about the elections, and advocating BJP schemes that will help women. She also asks women to attend meetings organized by the BJP workers.

Gour’s team used the 20,000 callers from the BJP’s call center to do 300,000 “screening” calls a day to create the final target list. “We are the brain and call centers are basically your eyes [of political campaigns],” says Gour.

It has become commonplace in India for political parties to set up call centers in the weeks leading up to polling, says Sharma. “These call centers can provide a range of functions—encouraging citizens to update their voter ID card, reminding them of the party’s manifesto promises, gauging their intention to vote, and even soliciting their feedback on the ticket distribution or chief minister nomination process.” But what’s unique, says Sharma, about the BJP is the massive investment in an in-house network of 20,000 call center operations across 350 locations. No other party has a comparable infrastructure for electioneering.

BJP’s central leadership monitored the SHG meetings organized by party workers through the revolutionary SARAL app, which stands for Sangathan Reporting and Analysis. (Sangathan in Hindi means “organization.”) It’s the BJP’s “digital handheld office.” Nearly 4 million BJP party workers use the app monthly, where they can upload party activities and share images of events, and details of people they meet during campaigns. In the months leading up to elections, the BJP ran a campaign on the app called “Shakti Chaupal” to mobilize female voters. It was overseen by Gour’s team.

The tech-savvy team of data analysts at Sapiens’ office in Delhi would then aggregate the trends, and submit weekly or monthly reports on the extent of voter mobilization to party leaders. “If they send us those two photos on a WhatsApp number, it will be difficult for us to monitor,” Agrawal said. “We get clear, systematic data from SARAL.” In the three months leading up to May, an estimated 5000 meetings were conducted, and 5877 party workers helped Sapiens team in mobilization.

In late April, during the first phase of the election, where nearly one-fifth of all parliamentary seats were going to polls, witnessed poor voter turnout. The dip in voter turnout compared to elections in 2019, gripped Gour and the BJP with panic. Early doubts over BJP’s decisive victory surfaced online. Soon, the BJP machinery redoubled outreach activity and notched up demands on state-incharges to address voter apathy.

One crucial battlefield for the BJP was the Kendrapara constituency in the eastern state of Odisha, which has been ruled by the Biju Janata Dal, or BJD, for two decades. Gour’s team was responsible for mobilizing the SHGs in the area. When it came time to vote, Gour’s war room sprang into action. Her team began calling party workers every few hours for updates on the SHGs voting. After that, a round of bot calls were made to the SHG women, since the human call centers were at capacity. At the end of the day, an automated call went out to SHG women, asking if they mobilized, who they mobilized, and if they could share pictures and data.

This process was repeated in constituencies across the country, to great effect: By the end of the election, Gour says, they personally mobilized 12 million women voters.

Despite Gour’s best efforts, though—and positive feedback they received on WhatsApp, SARAL, and call centers—the BJP suffered huge losses in their Hindi-speaking heartland states such as Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. From being the single largest party with 303 seats in 2019, Modi’s BJP was cut down to size with 240 seats, and formed the government by entering into a power-sharing agreement with smaller regional parties.

Consultants like Gour continue to claim the election as a win, with a caveat that while their work contributed to the vote share of the candidates, they were “not the only factor.” Other experts tell WIRED that there were likely additional reasons women came out to vote during this cycle, such as religious polarization and welfare programs such as free food or cash handouts. The ultimate lesson may be about the enduring power of traditional methods.

“No Indian politician,” says Sharma, “can as yet dispense with holding public rallies, road shows, or door-to-door canvassing, which create momentum both for ordinary voters and for party workers themselves.”

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Future-Proof Your Career with Generative AI, Advanced AI, and Business Intelligence Skills

The tech revolution is here, and professionals with expertise in Generative AI, Advanced AI, Business Intelligence, and Data Science are in high demand. Across India, the USA, and the Middle East, industries are rapidly adopting these technologies, creating lucrative career opportunities. With SkillzRevo, you can gain the skills needed to thrive in these cutting-edge fields and stand out in the global job market.

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India

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USA

In the USA, AI continues to dominate the job market, with the demand for Generative AI developers and Advanced AI specialists growing by over 25% annually. Tech hubs like Silicon Valley are offering salaries starting at $130,000 for roles like AI Architect and Machine Learning Engineer, with opportunities across diverse sectors like finance, e-commerce, and healthcare.

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The Middle East is investing heavily in AI, with Saudi Arabia and the UAE leading the charge. AI’s contribution to the region’s GDP is expected to hit $320 billion by 2030, with high-paying jobs in AI Innovation, Business Intelligence, and Data Science ranging from $60,000 to $150,000 annually.

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Delhi NCR Fresher Jobs for Graduates

Delhi NCR is a hotspot for fresh graduates to get started with their professional career. The region has an active economy and diverse industries, which offer a wide variety of job opportunities for candidates with different educational backgrounds and skill sets. Be it engineering, commerce, or arts and humanities, the job market in Delhi NCR offers ample opportunities to suit the aspirations of the candidate.

Diverse Job Sectors for Freshers Delhi NCR is home to many industries, making it an attractive destination for job seekers. Some of the key sectors offering fresher jobs include: Information Technology (IT): The IT sector has been growing rapidly in Delhi NCR. Noida, Gurgaon, and Delhi companies are always scouting for bright graduates in areas like software development, IT support, data analysis, and digital marketing. With the presence of tech parks and large multinational corporations like Infosys, Wipro, and TCS, freshers get excellent opportunities to build up their careers. Banking and Finance: Graduates with a commerce or finance background can opt for jobs in banking, insurance, and investment houses. Many of the big institutions, such as HDFC, ICICI, and SBI, have their operations in the NCR region and provide entry-level positions such as relationship managers, financial analysts, and sales executives.

E-commerce and Startups: The startup ecosystem in Delhi NCR is strong and dynamic. Companies like Flipkart, Amazon, and Zomato often hire freshers for roles in operations, customer service, and logistics. Startups in sectors like ed-tech, fintech, and health-tech also provide unique opportunities for graduates to grow and learn in a fast-paced environment.

Hospitality and Tourism: Delhi NCR is a cultural and historical hub and an important center for the hospitality and tourism industry. Graduates can explore jobs in hotels, event management companies, and travel agencies working as customer service representatives, event coordinators, or travel consultants.

Media and Communications: With Delhi as India's political capital, media and journalism is one place that's especially very bright. Freshers who like communication can find opportunities in writing content, public relations, advertising, and digital media.

Skills That Freshers Need to Land a Job It is important to note that academic qualifications are considered valuable, but employers in the Delhi NCR also focus on skills such as:

Effective Communication: The ability to express ideas clearly is extremely important in almost every line of business. Technical Proficiency: Candidates must be proficient in certain programming languages or software applications for IT and engineering positions Problem-Solving Ability: Employers look for people who have the ability to think for themselves and solve problems correctly Teamwork: Freshers also need to show the proficiency of working well in groups. Adaptability: Industries today are highly dynamic, and the candidates recruited should be flexible and keen on learning new skills as well. Where to look for fresher jobs in Delhi NCR Graduates looking for jobs in Delhi NCR can use various channels to find the right opportunity. Jobs the 24 is one of the dedicated platforms that help freshers connect with employers in a wide range of industries. With its user-friendly interface and regularly updated job listings, Jobs the 24 makes it easier for graduates to discover roles that align with their skills and career aspirations.

Besides job portals, freshers can attend career fairs, utilize their college placement cells, and reach out to their professional networks for finding opportunities. In the present digital world, LinkedIn and other social media are also a strong source of job hunting. Salary Expectations for Freshers Salaries for fresh graduates in Delhi NCR vary based on the industry and role. On average, freshers can expect the following starting packages:

IT and Software Development: ₹3-6 LPA (Lakhs per Annum) Banking and Finance: ₹2.5-5 LPA E-commerce and Startups: ₹3-4.5 LPA Media and Communications: ₹2.5-4 LPA Hospitality: ₹2-3.5 LPA Though the salary is relatively low at the starting level, the region offers great scope for growth in the career, and one can expect significant increments based on experience and performance.

Common Issues Freshers Face and How to Tackle Them Entering the job market is a daunting task for freshers. Some of the common issues are:

Limited Experience: Most recruiters require their candidates to have work experience. Freshers can win this battle by having experiences through internships and some sort of part-time employment. High Competition: Because a lot of talent resides across this country, the market turns rather competitive in Delhi NCR. Networking and up-skilling can be strategic wins. Career Unclearness: Most the freshers cannot find what one desires to pursue as a profession. Self-assessment or proper counseling from career counselors will help out.

Conclusion Delhi NCR is a job market with great opportunities for fresh graduates. With the right combination of skills, determination, and resources like Jobs the 24, freshers can successfully navigate the challenges of the job hunt and get rewarding roles in their desired industries. Whether you are targeting a corporate career, want to innovate in a startup, or are passionate about any creative field, Delhi NCR offers the perfect platform to launch your professional journey.

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The Essential Steps to Build a Website from Scratch

Creating a website from scratch might seem challenging, but with a structured approach, it becomes manageable and even enjoyable. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a freelancer, or just someone curious about web development, understanding the basic steps can set you on the right path. Here’s a guide to help you get started, with a focus on simplicity and clarity.

Step 1: Define Your Purpose and Audience

Before diving into the technical aspects, take a moment to clarify the purpose of your website. Is it an online store, a blog, or a portfolio? Knowing your audience will help you determine the style, features, and content to include.

For example:

A portfolio site focuses on showcasing your work.

A business site emphasizes services and customer engagement.

Understanding these needs ensures that your website meets its goals effectively.

Step 2: Choose a Domain Name

Your domain name is your website’s address on the internet. Pick something that’s short, memorable, and reflective of your brand. Use tools like domain registrars to check availability and secure your chosen name.

Step 3: Select a Reliable Hosting Service

Web hosting is essential as it stores your website’s data and makes it accessible online. Many hosting providers offer a variety of plans, so pick one that suits your budget and needs. Look for reliable uptime, good customer support, and scalability options.

Step 4: Plan Your Website Structure

Think about the pages your website will need. For instance:

Home Page: First impressions matter, so make it engaging.

About Page: Share your story or company mission.

Services/Products Page: Detail what you offer.

Contact Page: Ensure visitors can reach you easily.

Create a simple sitemap to visualize how these pages will connect.

Step 5: Design Your Website

The design stage brings your vision to life. You can hire a professional or use website builders with pre-designed templates. If you’re working with a website designing company in India, you can expect customized layouts that suit your needs while keeping the design functional and user-friendly.

Remember to focus on:

Navigation: Ensure menus and links are intuitive.

Visual Appeal: Use a clean layout with appropriate fonts and colors.

Responsiveness: Your site should work well on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

Step 6: Develop and Add Content

Content is the heart of your website. Write clear, engaging, and informative text for each page. Use high-quality images and videos to complement your message. Don’t forget:

Add calls to action (e.g., “Contact Us,” “Learn More”).

Optimize images to ensure faster load times.

Step 7: Focus on SEO Optimization

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is crucial for making your website visible to potential visitors. Incorporate keywords naturally, use descriptive titles, and include meta descriptions for each page. Partnering with a website designing company in India can simplify the SEO process by ensuring your site is built with best practices.

Step 8: Test Your Website Thoroughly

Before launching, test your website on multiple devices and browsers to ensure everything works perfectly. Check for:

Broken links

Loading speed

Forms or buttons that don’t function properly

Gather feedback from friends or colleagues to catch any overlooked issues.

Step 9: Launch and Promote Your Site

Once everything is polished, it’s time to launch. Promote your site through social media, email marketing, or word-of-mouth. Add it to your email signature or business cards for additional exposure.

Step 10: Keep It Updated

Building a website is not a one-time task. Regular updates to content, design, and functionality are necessary to keep it relevant and secure. Monitor your website’s performance and make improvements as needed.

Final Thoughts

Building a website from scratch may seem like a big task, but breaking it down into steps simplifies the process. Whether you’re doing it yourself or collaborating with professionals, the key is to remain clear about your goals. A well-crafted website can open up endless opportunities for your brand or business.

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Step-by-Step: Get a Job in Blinkit Franchise (Technical & Non-Technical)

Formerly Grofers, Blinkit has revolutionized grocery delivery in India and now is one of the fastest companies to reach the top spot in the quick-commerce space. The company offers a host of opportunities for entrepreneurs and professionals alike, making it a great choice for anyone seeking to start a franchise or a career.

In this article, we will dive into the possible monthly profit of having a Blinkit franchise cost, how to get a job at Blinkit, and the step-by-step management process in running a successful franchise.

 Understanding Blinkit Franchise Profit Per Month

The profit per month of a Blinkit franchise cost depends on many factors:

 Key Profitability Factors

Location: franchises located in high-demand urban regions will always experience higher margins due to a larger customers' base and more regular orders.

Customer Retention: repeat customers contribute the most to revenue growth with consistent demand for services

Cost Management: effective management of overhead such as delivery staff, inventory and utilities can reduce overhead costs which can increase profitability.

Profits Expected Every Month

An average Blinkit franchise  cost will generate an average of ₹1.5 lakh to ₹3 lakh in profit every month, but it is highly location-dependent and can be affected by sales volume, location, and efficiency in operations.

Generally, franchises in big metropolitan cities such as Bangalore and Delhi have a more efficient margin as their customer base is tech savvy, and their purchasing power is more. In contrast, a franchise owner in a smaller town will enjoy a cost-effective operation that would negate the reduced demand to stay profitable.

Steps to Start a Blinkit Franchise

1. Franchise Application Procedure

Visit Blinkit's website or contact the company's franchise team directly.

- Fill out the application form, mentioning your preferred location and financial information.

- Attach necessary documents like identification proof, bank statements, and agreements regarding the location.

2. Financial Needs

Setup Fees: The setup cost for a Blinkit franchise cost ranges between ��10 lakh and ₹15 lakh, depending on infrastructure, inventory, and branding requirements.

Royalty Fees: Franchisees must pay a royalty fee, usually between 5% to 10% of monthly revenue.

3. Franchise Management Tips

- Hire and train reliable staff to ensure smooth operations.

- Utilize Blinkit's software platforms for inventory management and order tracking.

- Focus on excellent customer service to build loyalty and repeat business.

How to Get a Job at Blinkit

Blinkit provides ample job openings in both technical and non-technical areas.

1. Job Opportunities in Blinkit

Technical:

Application developers, data analysts, IT specialists, and software engineers

Non-Technical:

Delivery executives, customer service representatives, warehouse managers, and marketing professionals

2. Application Process

Log in to Blinkit's career page or check out through other job portals such as Naukri, Indeed, and LinkedIn.

- A new resume updated to align with the job applied for

Interview Preparations

Understanding the nature of Blinkit's operation and the job's specific duties

3. Technical Jobs

Examples: Developers (App), Data Analyst, IT Specialists

Proficiency in programming languages like Python and Java, analytical skills and problem-solving abilities

4. Non-Technical Jobs

Examples: Delivery Executives, Warehouse Managers, Customer Service Representatives.

Skills Needed: Excellent communication skills, logistics and inventory management.

Management Tips for Blinkit Franchise Owners

Management is the key to a successful Blinkit franchise.

Location and Market Analysis: Select a location that has strong demand and little competition.

Team Training: Equip your staff with skills to handle order packing and timely delivery.

Tech Adoption: Utilize the advanced technology of Blinkit for inventory management, order tracking, and optimized delivery logistics.

Customer Satisfaction: Collect and act on customer feedback to improve service quality.

Benefits of Franchise Ownership or Employment at Blinkit

For Franchise Owners

Predictable Income: A stable source of income with a strong brand name.

Access to Technology and Marketing Support: The latest technology and strong marketing strategies from Blinkit.

Scaling opportunities: Good opportunities to scale up and expand in areas of much demand.

 For Blinkit

Competitive Salary Opportunity to have a well-paid salary with career growth opportunities. Work Flexibility: Delivery executives work with flexible hours, hence they have good work-life balance. Career Growth Opportunity to be in one of the most exciting and fast-paced industries with leading a quick-commerce sector.

Conclusion 

Whether you’re looking to own a Blinkit franchise cost or explore job opportunities within the company, Blinkit provides valuable prospects in today’s fast-paced business world. With a lucrative business model and a wide array of roles for both technical and non-technical individuals, Blinkit stands as an excellent choice for entrepreneurs and job seekers alike. The opportunities for growth, success, and career development are vast.

For more franchise opportunities or career insights, visit the resource section to explore your options.

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How Much Does It Cost to Hire Developers in India?

Hiring developers in India has become a popular choice for businesses across the globe. With access to a vast talent pool and affordable rates, it’s easy to see why. But how much does it actually cost to hire developers in India? Whether you’re looking for a web developer, mobile app developer, or a more specialized tech expert, knowing the cost will help you plan your budget and avoid surprises.

In this guide, I’ll break down the factors that influence developer salaries in India, give you average cost insights, and share tips on how to hire developers effectively without breaking the bank.

Why Hire Developers in India?

India has become a leading hub for tech outsourcing, offering businesses several advantages:

Cost-Effective: The cost of hiring developers in India is much lower than in countries like the USA, the UK, or Canada. This helps businesses save up to 60–70% on development costs.

Skilled Workforce: India produces over 1.5 million engineering graduates each year, many of whom specialize in the latest technologies like AI, machine learning, blockchain, and mobile app development.

Scalability: Whether you need one developer or a full development team, India offers flexible options that scale with your business needs.

Factors That Affect the Cost of Hiring Developers in India

Several factors can influence the cost of hiring developers in India. Understanding these factors will help you estimate your budget more accurately:

1. Location:

India’s developer salaries vary significantly based on the location. Major tech hubs like Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Mumbai have higher living costs, which leads to slightly higher salaries. However, developers in smaller cities, such as Jaipur or Kochi, might charge less, providing a great opportunity to save money without compromising quality.

2. Developer Expertise & Skillset:

The complexity of your project determines the skill level of the developer you need, which directly affects the cost. Developers with advanced skills in AI, machine learning, blockchain, or data science typically charge more than general-purpose web developers. Here’s a breakdown:

Web developers: For basic websites and e-commerce platforms.

Mobile app developers: Building custom apps for iOS/Android.

Specialized developers: Experts in niche technologies such as AI, ML, or blockchain.

The more advanced the skill set, the higher the developer’s rate will be.

3. Experience Level:

Experience plays a big role in salary expectations. Here’s what you can expect:

Junior Developers (0–2 years of experience): 3 — 6 Lakhs per year

Mid-Level Developers (3–5 years of experience): 6 — 10 Lakhs per year

Senior Developers (5+ years of experience): 10 — 15 Lakhs per year

4. Project Complexity:

More complex projects require more time and expertise. Simple website design or basic app development can cost less, while large-scale platforms or custom enterprise solutions require developers with more specialized skills, which increases the cost.

5. Employment Type:

Full-Time Developers: These are ideal for long-term projects where you need continuous development, but they come with higher costs due to full salaries and benefits.

Freelance Developers: If your project is short-term or specific, freelancers can be a cost-effective choice. Freelancers can be found at different price points depending on skill and experience.

Contract Developers: This is a good option for businesses that need developers for mid- to long-term projects without committing to a permanent hire.

Average Developer Salaries in India

Here’s a quick look at the average developer salaries in India:

Developer TypeSalary Range (per year)

Junior Developer: 3-6 Lakhs

Mid-Level Developer: 6-10 Lakhs

Senior Developer: 10–15 Lakhs

Specialized Developer: 8-15 Lakhs (AI, Blockchain, etc.)

NOTE: These figures are average estimates and can vary depending on the location and the specific skills required.

How Does India Compare to Other Countries in Developer Costs?

When you compare the cost of hiring developers in India to other countries, the difference is clear:

United States: Average salaries for developers range from $80,000 to $150,000 annually.

Eastern Europe: Countries like Poland and Ukraine typically offer salaries between $20,000 and $50,000 annually.

Philippines: Developers in the Philippines charge less than India but tend to have fewer specialized skills.

India offers an ideal balance of quality and cost-efficiency, making it the go-to outsourcing destination for developers.

Tips for Saving Costs While Hiring Developers in India

Want to save even more when you hire developers in India? Here are some practical tips:

Hire from Tier-2 Cities: Developers in smaller cities often charge lower rates without sacrificing quality. Cities like Chennai or Pune can be great alternatives.

Go for Freelancers or Contract Developers: If your project is short-term or highly specific, freelancers can offer competitive rates.

Define Your Project Clearly: The clearer your project requirements are, the less time developers will spend on revisions and misunderstandings. This saves both time and money.

Negotiate Fixed-Price Contracts: If your project is well-defined, you can negotiate a fixed-price contract. This allows you to manage your budget better, especially for well-planned projects.

Conclusion:

The cost of hiring developers in India varies by experience, skillset, and location: Junior developers ₹3–6 Lakhs, Mid-level developers ₹6–10 Lakhs, Senior developers ₹10–15 Lakhs per year, with freelancers charging less and developers in major cities having higher rates.

Ready to hire developers in India for your next project?Contact us today to get matched with top-tier developers who can help bring your ideas to life!

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Top Career Opportunities After Completing a Computer BCA Course in Hyderabad

A Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) equips students with essential skills in computer science and IT. Hyderabad, known as India's "Cyber City," offers numerous career opportunities for BCA graduates. Below are the top career paths you can pursue after completing a BCA course from Vijetha Academy.

In-Demand Career Options for BCA Graduates

1. Software Developer

Software development is one of the most popular career choices for BCA graduates. As a software developer, you’ll create and maintain applications. With Hyderabad being a major IT hub, companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro frequently hire skilled developers. Salaries in this field range from INR 3 to 8 lakhs per annum.

2. Data Analyst

Data analysts play a crucial role by collecting and analyzing data to help businesses make informed decisions. As the demand for big data grows, so does the need for skilled data analysts. In Hyderabad, companies like Deloitte and Accenture offer roles with salaries between INR 4 and 9 lakhs per annum.

3. Web Developer

If you’re interested in designing websites, web development could be a great fit. You'll work with languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build user-friendly sites. Hyderabad's thriving tech industry offers plenty of opportunities, with salaries ranging from INR 3 to 7 lakhs per annum.

4. System Analyst

System analysts help design and implement IT solutions. They evaluate system requirements and recommend the best hardware or software options. Hyderabad’s IT sector has many openings for system analysts, offering salaries between INR 4 and 7 lakhs per annum.

Careers in Emerging Fields

5. Cybersecurity Expert

With cyber threats on the rise, cybersecurity has become a highly sought-after field. As a cybersecurity expert, you'll protect organizations from potential attacks. Companies like Microsoft and Oracle offer cybersecurity roles in Hyderabad, with salaries from INR 3 to 8 lakhs per annum.

6. Network Administrator

Network administrators are responsible for maintaining and securing computer networks within organizations. Hyderabad's IT sector offers various roles for network administrators, with salaries between INR 3 and 6 lakhs per annum.

7. Digital Marketing Executive

Digital marketing is a blend of creativity and technology. As a digital marketing executive, you’ll manage online campaigns and optimize content for search engines. Startups in Hyderabad frequently hire for this role, with salaries ranging from INR 3 to 6 lakhs per annum.

More Career Paths for BCA Graduates

8. Technical Support Engineer

Technical support engineers assist clients by troubleshooting technical issues. Hyderabad’s IT companies are always in need of technical support staff, offering salaries between INR 3 and 5 lakhs per annum.

9. Mobile App Developer

The demand for mobile apps is booming. As a mobile app developer, you’ll create apps for smartphones and tablets. Hyderabad offers several opportunities in this field, with salaries ranging from INR 3.5 to 8 lakhs per annum.

10. Educator

If teaching is your passion, becoming an educator is a fulfilling career option. With a BCA degree, you can teach computer science subjects in schools or colleges. Educational institutions in Hyderabad offer teaching positions with salaries between INR 3 and 8 lakhs per annum.

Conclusion: Your Future in Hyderabad's IT Industry

Completing a BCA from Vijetha Academy opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities. Whether you choose to become a software developer, data analyst, or cybersecurity expert, the skills gained during your BCA program will prove invaluable. Hyderabad's dynamic job market, combined with the presence of numerous IT companies, makes it the perfect place to launch your career.

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Career Opportunities After Data Science Training in Marathahalli

Career Opportunities After Data Science Training in Marathahalli

Marathahalli, a thriving hub for technology and business, offers ample career opportunities for individuals who have completed Data Science Training in Marathahalli. As businesses increasingly adopt data-driven decision-making, the demand for skilled data scientists continues to grow. After completing Data Science Certification Marathahalli, you can explore various job roles like Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Machine Learning Engineer, and Business Intelligence Analyst. These roles offer lucrative salaries, often ranging from ₹6 to ₹15 lakh per year, depending on your experience and the company. For more details on how to kickstart your career, you can visit Data Science Course in Bangalore.

Job Roles and Salaries for Data Science Professionals in Marathahalli

In Marathahalli, the job market for data science professionals is vibrant, with many companies seeking talent skilled in Machine Learning, Big Data, and AI. Roles like Data Engineer, Business Analytics Specialist, and Deep Learning Engineer are highly sought after. Companies like Accenture, Cognizant, TCS, and Amazon have a significant presence in the region and frequently hire professionals with expertise in data science. Those who complete courses such as AI and Data Science Course Marathahalli can expect attractive salary packages ranging from ₹8 lakh to ₹20 lakh annually, depending on expertise and experience. If you're looking for career-oriented training, a Data Science Job-Oriented Course Marathahalli can provide the skills needed to succeed.

Career Growth Path After Data Science Training

After completing a Data Science Bootcamp Marathahalli, professionals can chart their career growth in data science through progressive learning paths. Beginners can start as Data Analysts or Junior Data Scientists, while those with more experience can advance to roles like Senior Data Scientist, Data Science Manager, or even Chief Data Officer (CDO). By continuously upgrading your skills through Advanced Data Science Marathahalli courses and programs such as Python for Data Science Marathahalli, you can climb the career ladder rapidly. Local training institutes such as Data Science Course in Bangalore provide excellent resources and job placement assistance, which can help you enter top-tier companies in the tech and finance sectors.

Top Companies Hiring Data Scientists in Marathahalli

Marathahalli is home to numerous global tech companies and startups that are constantly on the lookout for data science professionals. Some prominent names include Wipro, IBM, and Flipkart, all of which have offices nearby and actively hire for roles in Big Data and Data Science. These companies offer excellent career prospects and opportunities for growth. Professionals who have taken Data Science Training Institutes Near Marathahalli are well-positioned to join these organizations, thanks to the in-depth curriculum and hands-on experience provided by these institutes.

Why Data Science Training in Marathahalli is Beneficial

Marathahalli is strategically located in Bangalore, the IT hub of India, which makes it an ideal place for pursuing Data Science Classes Bangalore. The region boasts several top-tier institutes offering courses like R Programming for Data Science Marathahalli, SQL for Data Science Marathahalli, and Deep Learning Course Marathahalli. These training programs ensure that students are well-prepared for real-world challenges, making them attractive candidates for companies in Marathahalli and beyond. Moreover, courses with placement assistance, such as Data Science Courses with Placement Marathahalli, ensure that your learning leads to tangible job opportunities.

By completing Data Science Certification Marathahalli, individuals can expect to enter a high-demand field with excellent career prospects. Investing in courses like Data Analytics Course Marathahalli or Business Analytics Course Marathahalli will equip you with essential skills for both traditional and emerging industries, paving the way for a successful career in data science.

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Exploring Vizag’s Booming IT Sector: Key Companies and Career Pathways

Vizag, or Visakhapatnam, is quickly emerging as one of India’s leading IT hubs. Once known primarily for its scenic beaches and historical landmarks, the city is now gaining recognition for its rapidly growing tech industry. Factors such as supportive government policies, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and an increasing demand for technology solutions are helping IT companies in Vizag carve out a niche in India’s IT landscape. As an attractive destination for IT professionals, exploring Vizag’s booming IT sector reveals a city ripe with opportunity for those looking to advance their careers in technology.

Overview of Vizag’s IT Industry Growth

Vizag’s rise in the IT sector is no accident. The Andhra Pradesh government has been instrumental in making the city an appealing destination for tech firms. Initiatives such as the establishment of Fintech Valley Vizag have provided an ecosystem for startups, investors, and tech giants to collaborate and thrive. With incentives like tax breaks, state-sponsored tech parks, and skill development programs, the government is actively encouraging IT sector growth.

The city’s strategic location along the eastern coast with excellent connectivity to major cities like Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai further adds to its appeal. Additionally, Vizag’s robust infrastructure—including tech parks, business centers, and reliable digital connectivity—has helped attract multinational companies and startups eager to leverage these advantages for growth and innovation.

Key IT Companies Leading the Charge in Vizag

Several prominent IT companies have set up operations in Vizag, contributing significantly to its booming tech ecosystem. Here’s a look at some of the top players:

Tech Mahindra

Overview: A global IT giant, Tech Mahindra focuses on digital transformation and business re-engineering services. Its presence in Vizag underscores the city’s potential as a tech powerhouse.

Current Projects: The Vizag center is involved in AI-driven services, big data solutions, and digital infrastructure projects.

Job Roles: Opportunities include positions in software development, data analytics, AI research, and project management. Tech Mahindra’s investments in Vizag help nurture local talent and drive innovation in the city’s IT ecosystem.

Wipro

Overview: Another major player in Vizag’s IT landscape, Wipro is known for providing consulting and business process services.

Current Projects: The company is working on cloud computing, data security, and digital transformation initiatives.

Job Roles: Wipro frequently hires for roles in cybersecurity, data science, software engineering, and client support, contributing to Vizag’s skilled workforce.

IBM

Overview: IBM’s Vizag branch focuses on delivering innovative solutions in AI, cloud technology, and blockchain.

Current Projects: Projects include cloud platform development, cybersecurity solutions, and digital payment systems.

Job Roles: Job seekers can find roles in cloud computing, blockchain, IT consulting, and software engineering. IBM’s contributions have significantly boosted Vizag’s reputation as a tech hub.

Cyient

Overview: Cyient specializes in engineering, manufacturing, and data services, with a focus on industries like aerospace and energy.

Current Projects: The company’s Vizag facility is engaged in smart city solutions and engineering services for the defense and healthcare sectors.

Job Roles: Openings include roles in software development, system engineering, and data analytics. Cyient’s commitment to innovation has helped shape Vizag’s tech ecosystem.

Conduent

Overview: Known for its focus on digital interactions and business process solutions, Conduent has established a strong foothold in Vizag.

Current Projects: Conduent’s Vizag team is engaged in health and human services, public safety, and transportation solutions.

Job Roles: Frequently hired roles include technical support, data management, and project coordination. Conduent provides opportunities for growth while supporting Vizag’s tech environment.

These key companies play an essential role in Exploring Vizag’s Booming IT Sector, creating jobs and advancing Vizag’s status as a prime destination for tech talent.

Emerging Career Pathways in Vizag’s IT Sector

The rapid growth of the IT industry in Vizag has led to the creation of diverse career pathways, making it an attractive place for professionals in various tech fields. Here are some of the high-demand pathways for IT professionals:

Software Development: As the core of IT, software development is a highly sought-after skill in Vizag. From web and mobile applications to enterprise solutions, software development roles are vital to supporting the projects handled by Vizag’s top companies.

Data Science and Analytics: Companies are increasingly leveraging data-driven insights for decision-making, creating a strong demand for data scientists and analysts. Professionals in this field are expected to have expertise in data tools like Python, R, and SQL, as well as machine learning skills.

Cybersecurity: As companies expand their digital presence, cybersecurity professionals are crucial for protecting sensitive data. Certifications like CISSP and CEH are valuable for cybersecurity roles in Vizag.

Cloud Computing: With the increasing shift to cloud-based solutions, skills in cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are in high demand.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: AI and ML are at the forefront of tech innovation, with roles focusing on automation, natural language processing, and predictive analytics. Professionals with experience in AI frameworks and deep learning can find exciting opportunities in Vizag’s growing tech landscape.

These career pathways represent the dynamic opportunities available to IT professionals exploring Vizag’s booming IT sector. Each field offers unique opportunities for growth, with varying skill requirements depending on the job role and level of experience.

Skills and Qualifications That Boost Career Prospects

To stand out in Vizag’s competitive IT job market, certain skills and certifications can significantly enhance a candidate’s profile:

Programming Skills: Proficiency in languages such as Python, Java, and C++ is essential for many IT roles.

Data Management and Analytics: Skills in data management tools, machine learning, and data visualization are highly valued.

Cloud and Cybersecurity Certifications: Credentials such as AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator, and CISSP are beneficial for roles in cloud computing and cybersecurity.

Project Management: Knowledge of project management methodologies (e.g., Agile, Scrum) and certifications like PMP can give candidates an edge in managerial positions.

Artificial Intelligence: Experience with AI and ML technologies, including TensorFlow and PyTorch, is advantageous for those looking to work on innovative projects.

Acquiring these skills and certifications can improve job seekers’ prospects as they explore opportunities in Vizag’s IT sector.

Why Vizag is a Promising Destination for IT Professionals

Vizag offers several lifestyle and career benefits that make it an ideal choice for IT professionals:

Work-Life Balance: Compared to other major IT hubs like Bangalore or Hyderabad, Vizag provides a relaxed lifestyle with less traffic congestion and a slower pace, allowing professionals to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Lower Cost of Living: Vizag offers a more affordable lifestyle without compromising on amenities. Housing, transportation, and general living costs are significantly lower, allowing professionals to save more while enjoying a high standard of living.

Career Growth Potential: As Vizag’s tech ecosystem continues to expand, so do the opportunities for career advancement. Companies are looking for experienced professionals to lead projects and mentor young talent, providing long-term growth potential for those who settle in Vizag.

Quality of Life: Vizag’s scenic beauty, beaches, and pleasant climate contribute to a high quality of life, which is often hard to find in larger tech cities.

Vizag’s combination of career growth, lifestyle benefits, and financial savings make it a promising destination for IT professionals looking to build a fulfilling career.

Conclusion

Vizag’s rapid ascent as a tech hub is creating abundant opportunities for IT professionals eager to contribute to a growing industry. Exploring Vizag’s Booming IT Sector, we see that the city’s supportive government policies, strong infrastructure, and range of leading companies are creating fertile ground for innovation and job creation. From major corporations to dynamic startups, Vizag offers a variety of career pathways for professionals at all stages of their careers. For those seeking an exciting yet balanced lifestyle, Vizag presents a unique blend of work opportunities and quality of life, making it an ideal destination for tech talent looking to shape their future in a thriving and beautiful city.

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What are some important tech skills for IT graduates?

Information Technology Specialist - Job Description and Requirement

The Indian Information Technology industry is one of the largest employers in the private sector. However, it has four sub-sectors including IT Services, Business Process Management (BPM), Software Products & Engineering Services and Hardware. They are mainly performing well, driving revenue and employment in the last few decades with tech skills.

Job profiles in demand

Research conducts on the hiring pattern of IT companies by the professionals of Information Technology at Best Engineering College in Jaipur. However, it is seen that they are mainly hiring for UI and UX Specialists, Full-Stack Web Developers, Product Managers, Product Developers, Mobile Application Developers, System Analysts. Also, it includes Business Analysts, IT Security Analysts, Cloud Computing Specialists, Big Data Specialists, Data Analysts, and CMS Experts.

Top IT skills in demand

Students of Top Engineering Colleges in Jaipur must develop several important skills. However, it includes web-programming and application development with popular and useful programming languages. Some of them are JavaScript, Angular JS, PHP, Python, Objective C, and Ruby on Rails, C, C++, and C #. There are several other skills for IT professionals are as follows:

Project Management - Preferred Certifications include Project Management Professional, PRINCE2 Practitioner, and Certified Associate in Project Management, (CAPM), CompTIA Project+ and Certified ScrumMaster

Database Administration

Tech Support/IT Help Desk Roles

Security and Compliance Governance - Preferred Certifications include CompTIA Security+, CEH, CISSP, CISM, and GSEC

Top recruiting IT companies

Arya College is the Best Placement College in Rajasthan. There are several recruiting companies that college offers. It includes Oracle, IBM, Wipro, Amazon, HCL Technologies, Dell, Microsoft, Cisco, Honeywell, Atos, Novartis, Capgemini, SAP, Mahindra & Mahindra, AC Nielsen, GE, BNP Paribas, Google, Deloitte. In addition, there are several other companies like Nokia, Juniper Networks, Credit Suisse, Ericsson, Red Hat, Infosys, Siemens, Accenture, Tech Mahindra, Thomson Reuters, Goldman Sachs, and VMware.

Skills required in the high sector

Leadership-Oriented - Given the complex and rapidly evolving nature of IT jobs in India, employers from Best Engineering Colleges in Jaipur prefer associates. They must be initiative-driven and show leadership skills.

Resilient - Tech jobs show a wide range of problems routinely. However, the ability to view these challenges in a positive light and overcome them is highly valuable.

Decisive - IT jobs with Campus Placement at B Tech Colleges in Jaipur mainly require quick decision-making as teams manage deliverables on a tight schedule. Being decisive is not a luxury but a minimum requirement.

Competitive - Associates are recognized by their Management. After all, they are constantly competing with themselves and improving all the time,

In Control - The ability to show maturity and restraint in high-pressure situations is one of the mandatory traits for senior management roles.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Indian IT has completed 4 decades of existence and is evolving rapidly to keep up with global advancements in technology and business. This only implies that building a fruitful career in IT requires more than the basic qualifications.

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Job Consultancy Market in India: Comprehensive Market Research Data (2024)

Introduction 

The job consultancy market in India is experiencing robust growth, driven by rapid digitalization, rising demand for skilled professionals, and the evolving needs of startups and established businesses alike. With a market size estimated at USD 3 billion in 2024 and an expected CAGR of 7.5% through 2030, consultancies are playing a crucial role in filling the talent gap across various sectors, from IT and BFSI to healthcare and e-commerce. Supported by government initiatives like Skill India and digital recruitment innovations, these firms offer specialized services including permanent staffing, contract staffing, executive search, and recruitment process outsourcing (RPO).

Market Overview

Market Size (2024): Estimated at USD 3 billion.

CAGR (2024-2030): Projected at 7.5%.

Segments:

Permanent Staffing (40% of the market)

Contract Staffing (30%)

Executive Search (15%)

Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) (15%)

2. Industry Growth Drivers

Increasing Demand for Skilled Labor: The push for specialized roles, especially in IT, healthcare, engineering, and e-commerce, has led to rising demand for skilled professionals, which job consultancies address through pre-screened candidate pools.

Digital Transformation in Recruitment: Automation in candidate screening, applicant tracking systems, and AI-driven assessment tools have streamlined processes, reducing hiring time and costs.

Boom in Startups and SMEs: India’s emerging startups and SMEs, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, rely heavily on job consultancies to provide quality candidates without extensive in-house recruitment teams.

Government Policies Favoring Employment Growth: Initiatives like Skill India and National Career Service (NCS) bolster employment and skill development, supporting job consultancy growth.

3. Key Job Consultancy Types in India

Temporary Staffing: The temp workforce segment, especially popular in retail, logistics, and IT sectors, offers firms workforce flexibility with reduced obligations.

Permanent Staffing: Consultants help firms directly hire employees for permanent roles, often for specialized or high-skill positions.

Executive Search: Targeting senior and C-level roles, this high-fee segment is crucial for consulting firms seeking premium clientele.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO): Companies outsource end-to-end recruitment processes, popular in industries with high-volume recruitment needs.

4. Top Job Consultancy Firms in India

National Companies: ABC Consultants, TeamLease, Randstad India, Kelly Services India.

Global Companies with Indian Operations: Adecco, Michael Page, ManpowerGroup India, Robert Walters.

Emerging Niche Players: iPlace, PinnacleWorks, Talpro, with strong digital and AI-driven hiring solutions.

5. Demand Trends by Industry

Industry

Demand for Job Consultancy Services (%)

Key Demand Driver

Information Technology 40%

Demand for niche, skilled talent, and high turnover rates

BFSI

20%

Regulatory roles and digital transformation require specialized hiring

E-commerce & Retail

15%

Expansion and seasonal hiring

Healthcare

10%

Rising demand for skilled medical personnel

Manufacturing

10%

Skilled labor and workforce management for expanding sectors

Other Sectors

5%

Education, Energy, Logistics

6. Technological Trends Shaping the Industry

AI and Machine Learning: Automate CV screening, predict candidate fit, and reduce time-to-hire by up to 50%.

Virtual Hiring and Interviews: Post-COVID, virtual hiring processes continue to gain traction, especially for remote positions.

Mobile Recruitment: High penetration of mobile applications and websites for job matching.

Big Data Analytics: Enables more precise candidate targeting based on previous hiring patterns.

7. Challenges in the Indian Job Consultancy Market

High Competition and Price Sensitivity: Increased competition drives consultancies to lower fees, impacting profitability.

Talent Retention Challenges: Rising wages and freelance opportunities make retaining high-quality recruiters a challenge.

Economic Volatility and Hiring Freeze Risk: Market downturns can impact demand, especially in non-essential industries.

Compliance and Regulatory Risks: Labor law changes and compliance add operational complexity.

8. Key Opportunities

Expansion in Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities: As more industries move beyond Tier 1 cities, job consultancies can expand their client base.

Gig Economy Recruitment: The rise of the gig economy and freelance opportunities opens new recruitment and temp staffing needs.

Industry-Specific Consultancies: Specialized recruitment agencies in healthcare, technology, and BFSI have a high success rate due to tailored expertise.

9. Recent Mergers and Acquisitions

Randstad India acquired Monster India (2023): Expanding Randstad’s recruitment platform.

TeamLease bought Keystone Consulting (2022): Gaining entry into executive search and leadership roles.

Quess Corp’s expansion into remote hiring technologies (2021): Offering remote-friendly hiring solutions across diverse industries.

10. Future Outlook

Shift to Tech-Enabled Services: With advances in AI and automation, job consultancies are expected to integrate more digital solutions for efficiency.

Diverse Revenue Streams: Firms may invest in training, upskilling services, and even provide consultancy for large-scale remote work infrastructure.

Rising Demand in Contract and Temp Staffing: Contract-based roles are projected to see a 10% annual increase as businesses manage costs.

11. Actionable Recommendations

Invest in Technology: Adopting applicant tracking systems, AI-driven matching algorithms, and big data analytics will boost efficiency.

Focus on High-Growth Sectors: Targeting high-growth sectors like IT, BFSI, and healthcare can provide stability and growth.

Enhance Candidate Experience: Prioritizing an efficient and seamless application process can help job consultancies retain top candidates.

Collaborate with Educational Institutions: Partnerships with universities and training centers can create pre-screened candidate pipelines.

12. Market Statistics at a Glance

Market Size (2024)

USD 3 billion

CAGR (2024-2030)

7.5%

Average Fee Structure

Permanent (10-20% of CTC), Temp (5-10%)

Popular Industries

IT (40%), BFSI (20%), E-commerce (15%)

Major Players

Randstad, TeamLease, Adecco, Kelly Services

13. Resources for Further Insights

NASSCOM Reports: Regular publications on job market trends and talent demand.

National Career Service (NCS): Government data on employment, labor trends, and job markets.

Statista India Job Market Insights: Comprehensive stats on recruitment, sectoral demands, and technology in recruitment.

This market overview serves as a foundation for further research and in-depth analysis, making it ideal for consulting firms, investors, and stakeholders looking to navigate the Indian job consultancy market.

Conclusion

The job consultancy market in India is positioned for continued growth, fueled by increasing demand for specialized talent, rapid digital transformation, and supportive government initiatives. Companies like FindQ are leading the charge, leveraging advanced digital hiring tools and streamlined recruitment processes to meet the evolving needs of employers. By integrating AI-driven solutions, big data analytics, and efficient applicant tracking systems, FindQ helps clients navigate hiring challenges while reducing time-to-hire and improving candidate matching.

As industries such as IT, BFSI, and healthcare expand, job consultancies like FindQ offer invaluable support, allowing businesses to focus on growth with confidence in their talent acquisition strategies. In this competitive landscape, consultancies that adapt, innovate, and deliver a seamless candidate experience will be well-positioned to succeed. With a commitment to quality and adaptability, FindQ is set to shape the future of recruitment in India’s dynamic market.

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Best Companies Hiring Freshers in Delhi NCR

Delhi NCR (National Capital Region) is a hub for job seekers, especially freshers stepping into the professional world. With its dynamic mix of industries such as IT, finance, e-commerce, and startups, the region offers diverse opportunities for fresh graduates. If you’re a fresher aiming to kickstart your career, here’s a list of some of the best companies hiring in Delhi NCR, and how platforms like Jobs The 24 can make your job search seamless.

TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) TCS is one of the largest IT services companies that recruits freshers through its pan-India recruitment drives. It provides a great start for graduates in engineering, IT, and related fields, given its training programs and career growth. In Delhi NCR, TCS has several offices offering roles in software development, data analytics, and system management.

Infosys Another IT giant, Infosys, has a big presence in Delhi NCR and frequently recruits freshers through campus placements and walk-in drives. The company is famous for its Infosys Training Center, where freshers are provided with technical and professional skills. The job roles include software engineers, system developers, and IT consultants.

Genpact Genpact is one of the global leaders in business process outsourcing (BPO) that provides exciting opportunities for freshers in Delhi NCR. It is a company that believes in on-the-job training and skill development. Freshers with backgrounds in finance, marketing, and analytics can explore roles like process associates, business analysts, and customer service executives.

Flipkart and Amazon The e-commerce giants Flipkart and Amazon have further enhanced their operations in Delhi NCR, offering significant opportunities for freshers. These companies provide job options in supply chain management, customer service, and marketing for freshers. The organizations also provide software development and data science positions for graduates with technical backgrounds.

EY (Ernst & Young) EY is a multinational professional services firm recruiting freshers for auditing, consulting, and finance roles. It has well-structured training programs and a growth-oriented environment. EY is a very good option for commerce and management graduates in Delhi NCR.

Paytm As one of the leading fintech companies in India, Paytm is based in Noida and recruits freshers from time to time. It provides opportunities in areas like software development, digital marketing, and operations. Tech enthusiasts have a great opportunity to learn and grow at Paytm in the fast-evolving digital payment industry.

HCL Technologies HCL is one of the global IT service companies that have a stronghold in Delhi NCR. The company is known as "HCL First Careers," where it trains and recruits fresh graduates into roles in IT, engineering, and management. This focus on employee development makes HCL a favorite among freshers.

Zomato If you’re looking to work in the food tech industry, Zomato is a popular option in Delhi NCR. The company hires freshers for roles in operations, marketing, and customer relationship management. Zomato’s dynamic and fast-paced work culture is a big draw for young professionals.

OYO Rooms OYO is one of the leading hospitality companies that offers interesting freshers' roles in business development, marketing, and operations. Headquartered in Gurugram, OYO gives fresh graduates a platform to work in a fast-growing and innovative environment.

Startups in Delhi NCR Delhi NCR is also a hotbed for start-ups in diverse sectors like health tech, ed-tech, and e-commerce. Byju's, UrbanClap (now Urban Company), and Lenskart hire fresher students pretty often. Start-ups come with dynamic work culture and the scope to contribute a lot towards the growth of the organization. Thus, the start-up sector is attracting fresh graduates.

How Jobs The 24 Can Help Navigating the competitive job market as a fresher can be daunting, but platforms like Jobs The 24 make the process easier. This platform connects job seekers with top employers in Delhi NCR, offering tailored job recommendations based on your skills and preferences. Whether you’re looking for IT roles at TCS or creative opportunities at Zomato, Jobs The 24 provides listings across industries.

The platform also provides resume building tips, interview guides, and insights about companies in order to keep freshers armed with the most suitable pre-employment preparedness to get their dream job. With an easy user interface and live updates on the platform, Jobs The 24 stands as an ideal platform for freshers to search in the markets of Delhi NCR for jobs.

Tips to Freshers Tailor Resume: Emphasize Your Skills, Internships and Achievements Customize it each time you submit for another role. Network Actively: Attend job fairs, webinars, and alumni events to connect with potential employers. Upskill: Enroll in courses to enhance your technical and soft skills, making you more competitive in the job market. Use Job Portals: Platforms like Jobs The 24 can save time and effort by aggregating relevant job openings in one place.

Conclusion Freshers will have numerous opportunities because Delhi NCR is full of the economy and different types of industries. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and start-ups can offer excellent platforms for fresh graduates to learn, grow, and build their career. With resources such as Jobs The 24, freshers can make job hunting easier and more streamlined by securing a position in reputed organizations. Explore it now, and take that first step towards a promising professional journey!

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Best Web developers in Delhi | Best web developers in India | Best Web Developers in Pune | Best Web Developers in Bhopal | Top Web Developers in India

Hiring best web developers in Delhi might be less expensive without sacrificing quality when compared to several Western nations. It is a desirable location for both established companies and startups due to its affordability. Delhi is a big city, therefore there are lots of chances to network with other companies, IT specialists, and possible customers.

Here are a few of Delhi's top web development firms that have received great feedback and are renowned for their skill:

Overview of PageTraffic Inc. PageTraffic, an SEO firm that has won awards since 2002, also provides full-service site construction.

Overview of On9service: A top website design and development company that specializes in enhancing business via digital solutions.

Overview of TechnoCrypt Web Services: renowned for creating robust and user-friendly websites.

Digital Webclick Pvt. Ltd. Overview: Provides creative solutions with an emphasis on practical tactics and inventiveness.

Web Solutions Mantthan LLP Overview: A seasoned web development company dedicated to providing excellent customer service.

Selecting the best web developers in India is essential to building a powerful online presence that supports your company's objectives. With so many possibilities in India, ranging from well-known agencies to knowledgeable independent contractors, companies may access a multitude of expertise that can produce top-notch online solutions.

Businesses trying to improve their internet presence must keep up with the most recent trends.

With more than half of all internet traffic coming from mobile devices, responsive design is now essential. For a smooth user experience, websites need to be optimized for a range of devices.

PWAs give customers quick loading times and offline functionality by combining the finest elements of mobile apps and webpages. Businesses trying to increase user engagement are starting to adopt this practice.

Chatbots and recommendation engines are two examples of how artificial intelligence is being incorporated into websites to provide individualized user experiences.

Website optimization for voice search is essential as speech-activated devices proliferate. Natural language processing (NLP) is the main emphasis of best web developers in Pune order to make sure that websites can efficiently reply to voice inquiries. This entails organizing information to address frequently asked issues and use conversational keywords.

Web development trends in Pune, a center for creativity and technology, are impacted by consumer preferences, commercial demands, and technological breakthroughs.

AI is revolutionizing web development by making it possible for user experiences to be more customized. Numerous web development firms in Pune are integrating AI-powered functionalities into their websites, including chatbots, recommendation engines, and predictive analytics.

Since a large percentage of web traffic originates from mobile devices, responsive design has become crucial. Pune-based businesses are concentrating on developing websites that fluidly adjust to different screen sizes and gadgets. Due to search engines' preference for mobile-friendly websites, this trend not only enhances user experience but also raises SEO rankings.

Because of its visual appeal and ability to lessen eye strain, dark mode has grown in popularity. Nowadays, a lot of best web developers in Bhopal provide dark mode choices for their websites, enabling users to switch between bright and dark themes as desired.

Despite being mostly linked to cryptocurrency, blockchain technology is now finding its way into web development. Blockchain is being investigated by Bhopal businesses for improved security, especially for e-commerce websites that deal with sensitive data.

The development of websites is being revolutionized by the emergence of low-code and no-code platforms. These platforms make it possible for anyone without a lot of coding experience to easily develop working websites. Many startups in Bhopal are using these solutions to cut expenses and development time.

As companies look to establish a deeper connection with their viewers, personalized content is becoming more and more significant. Data analytics is being used by leading Indian web developers to customize content according to user demographics, preferences, and behavior.

As environmental concerns acquire more attention, sustainable web development techniques are becoming more popular. Indian developers are optimizing websites for energy efficiency and implementing environmentally friendly hosting options.

Decreased Carbon Footprint: Environmentally friendly actions have a favorable impact. Improved Brand Image: Businesses can raise their public image by putting sustainability first.

Keeping up with these trends is essential for businesses looking to improve their online presence in order to make smart decisions about the functioning and design of their websites.