The Geospatial Artha report brings forth the geospatial market size and forecast of geospatial technologies, and it's subsegments by technology sub-type, application, from 2022 to 2025 and analyses the various macroeconomic and microeconomic factors affecting the market’s growth inclusive of geospatial adoption landscape, geospatial industry’s SWOT analysis, and policy impact analysis. The report also presents a detailed overview of trends in mergers and acquisitions and partnerships, investment trends and technology and market growth drivers and differentiators.
The report also presents a detailed sectoral overview across twelve sectors, inclusive of National Geospatial Organizations, Transport Infrastructure, Urban Development, Utilities, Water Resources Management, Rural Development and Land Administration, Supply Chain and Logistics, Forestry, Agriculture, Mining, Healthcare, and Disaster Management. Each sectoral overview showcases user adoption – current and future priority, challenges and benefits of technology adoption, and the market size and forecast up to 2025.
The report also brings forth a vivid picture of the human resource map and skill requirement of the geospatial industry and throws light on the potential direct economic impact of geospatial technologies on industry verticals in 2022 and 2025.
The Indian geospatial industry is becoming increasingly competitive as the Guidelines enhance the competitiveness of Indian geospatial companies around the world – enabling the industry to scale and move up the value chain to deliver wholesome solutions to both domestic and international market.
Businesses are more likely to focus on providing solutions rather than traditional services to their clients. This transformation requires a strong emphasis on gaining detailed insights into market segments, technology trends, market drivers, prominent threats to support the development of compelling value propositions for the solution.
Geospatial Artha Report brings forth all the information that is required for understanding the Indian geospatial market thoroughly.
As per the Geospatial Artha Report analysis, stakeholders anticipate an increase in corporate investment in the geospatial sector. The Indian geospatial technology start-ups are soaring new heights. Funding into space sector increased significantly in 2022. Privatization of Space has brought in new entrepreneurs within the space ecosystem who are developing innovative launch vehicles, satellites, propulsion engines, remote sensors, etc – democratizing access to space technology.
The geospatial agencies are evolving and adapting to the changes happening in the wider geospatial and digital ecosystem. The agencies are keeping up with the technology developments associated with each function of the value chain and are adopting them to make quality geospatial data available to all sections of the society. During 2022, the government invested approximately INR 13950 crore in National Geospatial Agencies.
The Geospatial Artha 2022 report aims to provide Indian geospatial businesses and governments alike with demonstrable evidence of the broader value of unlocking geospatial capabilities within the country and set out key implications, suggestions, and ambitions to spearhead the shared vision of increasing the adaptability of geospatial information and technology.
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Ananya Narain
VP-Commercial Consulting, Geospatial World
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