India has emerged as a major data conversion centre for geospatial services. Firms from the US, Europe, Japan and Australia have either started operating directly or are subcontracting work to Indian firms. This has created enormous employment opportunities in this sector. Most of these firms are currently engaged in data conversion. In FY 2005, this sector marked Rs 720 crore with an expected growth rate of 20 per cent.
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Geospatial industry poised for growth
India has emerged as a major data conversion centre for geospatial services. Firms from the US, Europe, Japan and Australia have either started operating directly or are subcontracting work to Indian firms. This has created enormous employment opportunities in this sector. Most of these firms are currently engaged in data conversion. In FY 2005, this sector marked Rs 720 crore with an expected growth rate of 20 per cent.
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