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Page 1: Software AND Silicon – Opportunities for India IT Ministry, Delhi April 25, 2003 S Sadagopan, ss@iiitb.ac.inss@iiitb.ac.in

Software AND Silicon – Opportunities for India

IT Ministry, DelhiApril 25, 2003 S Sadagopan, [email protected]

Page 2: Software AND Silicon – Opportunities for India IT Ministry, Delhi April 25, 2003 S Sadagopan, ss@iiitb.ac.inss@iiitb.ac.in

S Sadagopan [email protected]

Overview

Myths & RealitiesIndian Software IndustryMaturity of Software ProductionThe hardware “bugbear”Embedded Systems are “hot”Electronics beyond EntertainmentDesign ChainSummary

Page 3: Software AND Silicon – Opportunities for India IT Ministry, Delhi April 25, 2003 S Sadagopan, ss@iiitb.ac.inss@iiitb.ac.in

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Myths & Realities

Myth 1: India is software superpower; China is hardware superpower

Reality: Both of us are contractors to Superpowers USA & Japan

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Myths & Realities

Myth 2: China has taken away the manufacturing cake; we can do nothing about it

Reality: The value in manufacturing is not production alone!

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Myths & Realities

Myth 3: Indian companies do only software services; they just do not understand products

Reality: Pramati studio/server Top 10 in Middleware; i-Flex product is Top 3 for three years in a row (2000, 2001, 2002); Ramco Marshal runs factories that power the “time keeping nation”

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Myths & Realities

Myth 4: No high tech hardware product design happens in India

Reality: Philips DVD video codec; Apple iPod audio codec; TI OMAP; Microsoft J#; Adobe Reader for Palm & iPaq; Intel “start-up” utility; Cisco IOS core components; hp-ux, OpenView kernel; Oracle Pro c components,

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Myths & Realities

Myth 5: No “hi-tech” hardware / software product design is done by Indian IT companies

Reality: MBIL 3rd global optical disk manufacturer; VXL Instruments 3rd global terminal manufacturer; HiCal supplies magnetics for global No 1 mobile handset manufacturer; ImpulseSoft possibly the first global Bluetooth wireless earphone; Manmar imaging software for Ultrasound scanners; Purple Vision signal processor;

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Myths & Realities

Myth 6: The productivity of Indian IT industry is low; IBM with 45,000 developers has $ 20 Billion annual revenue; TCS, Infosys, Wipro together with 45,000 developers has $ 2 Billion!

Reality: Rupee Dollar imbalance; accounting problem; headcount problem

Page 9: Software AND Silicon – Opportunities for India IT Ministry, Delhi April 25, 2003 S Sadagopan, ss@iiitb.ac.inss@iiitb.ac.in

S Sadagopan [email protected]

Indian Software Industry

Started as “low cost”; established as “high quality”; emerging as “high value”

Respected globally; decent yet small $ 10 BillionCompanies like Infosys are present in MIT & Harvard Created a million direct jobs & indirectly 2-3 Million jobsBrought practically most of the Top Tier IT Companies to

India (through IDC) TI, Motorola, Intel, HP, IBM, Microsoft, SAP, SONY, Samsung

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Maturity of Software Production

Software for self (ALGOL, FORTRAN); fellow – professionals (FORTAN Libraries, IMSL); others and for everyone on earth

Function, Proc’s, Libraries, Objects, Classes, MFC, JFCComponents, Foundation Classes, FrameworksArea-specific – Matlab / MathematicaDomain-specific – J2EE / .NETMore software with less software engineers

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Hardware “Bugbear”

Software industry without microprocessor Fab?Software has never happened without hardware!Maturity of hardware productionHardware design & manufacture de-couplingFab-less, Chip-less companies too have a placeHardware design, Microelectronics competence comes of

age in India

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Embedded Systems are hot

DSP & Microprocessors are getting embedded all overIT inside Automobile – Engine, transmission, navigation,

entertainment, lighting, monitoring, Internet access – Auto Bus, GPS, GIS…

IT in Healthcare – Medical imaging equipment transformed thru Digitization, Patient embedding, Instrument embedding….

Appliances – Traditional White goods, Internet appliances, Camera, MP3 devices

Shift to open standards & use of commodity DSP / Microprocessors

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Electronics beyond Entertainment

Audio & Video dominated electronics for longPDA, Mobile phone, multiple form factor PC (several

hundreds of millions)Audi & Video moving to digital changes the landscape

(emergence of MP3 – DVD devices) Mobile devices for office, field, health, security and

knowledge workers will see dramatic growth (424 Million mobile phones alone!)

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Emergence of Design Chain

Design Tools, Libraries – Big guys, small guys feeding the big guys

Design Houses – In House, Third PartyOfferings – services, IP driven services, IP licensing aloneSystem IntegratorsVerification, Prototyping, Small sample productionReal manufacture, Brand managersSimilar to automotive industry today

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

What is missing in India

Protective hand of Government (not the crushing hand) – legal, fiscal, indirect

Fast in & out of “atoms” – what STPI did for “bits”

Help higher education directly (not through education departments) through competitive grants with more than “utilization certificate” as “accountability”

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

My limited view of tomorrow’s world

Consuming economies (USA, Euro Europe, Japan)Moving / selling economies (Singapore, ASEAN)Producing economies (China, Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia)Designing economies (India & China) Other economies (Middle East, Africa, non-Euro Europe)Vacationing Economies (Australia, New Zealand)

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Summary

Hardware & Software divide will not stay for longHardware design would need more software engineers

(explains Intel having more software engineers today than Microsoft)

It is no longer Hardware OR Software but only Hardware AND Software

Similarly it is no longer India OR China but India AND China – India & China as a new IC!

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S Sadagopan [email protected]

Thanks a lot

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