Visionet Systems Emerges as a Pioneering Force in India's IT Ecosystem

The Indian economy, points out Alok, saw an upsurge in the latter half of the 1990s with the IT boom and two decades later, India ranks as the top innovative country in the regions of Central and South Asia, as per the 2021 Global Innovation Index report. Visionet has grown exponentially as well and has today a dedicated workforce of over 7000 and a presence in 10 countries across four continents. Alok adds, "We are happy to have played a major part in Indias Techade and are proud that today that our products, services and skill programs are considered to be game-changing in the IT industry."

One of Visionets most successful innovations is DocVu.AI - a next-generation platform that processes and protects data without any possibility of human error. Says Alok, "DocVu.AI was developed after extensive research and assists in processing structured and unstructured data securely. This feature came in handy during the lockdown when employees were working from home and data security was a great concern." DocVu.AI went on to win the Most Innovative Use of AI/ML: Most Agile & Adaptable nod at the IBSi Global FinTech Innovation Awards 2021. Recently, Visionet also won the '2022 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce Partner of the Year Award.

Visionet is now at the helm of the innovation wave that is sweeping across the IT industry which contributed to over 7.7% of Indias GDP during the COVID-19 crisis. According to the Central Ministry report (2022), the computer software and hardware market has contributed around 25% of the FDI Equity inflow but as Alok says, a lot more areas other than profitability need the attention of the IT sector. He adds, "What is worrisome is the unemployability of the underserved youth in the country. There are many talented young people in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, whose potential remains untapped. Our free upskilling program, 'Unnati for India', which commenced in May 2020 aims at addressing this issue by equipping 1,00,000 young people with necessary skills and making them employable over the next 5 years. We are working in collaboration with the government, NGOs, and social enterprises to achieve this goal."

As for Visionets future, Alok says, "Disruptive technologies are evolving day by day and we will continue to be future forward thanks to our proficiency with Internet of Things, Robotics, Augmented Reality, and Artificial Intelligence. We will keep developing more in-house products like DocVu.AI and serve the industry in multiple capacities."