Navigating the future of tech in India: MIT xPRO's contribution to upskilling managers and leaders

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Amidst this transformation, MIT xPRO's Post-Graduate Certificate in Technology Leadership & Innovation emerges as a valuable resource for managers and leaders aiming to stay competitive in this dynamic tech revolution. Here are key areas of technological disruption that the MIT xPRO program addresses:

1. Artificial Intelligence (AI):

AI, the simulation of human intelligence by machines, holds significant promise for businesses. It enhances product performance, automates processes, and improves operations. Indian companies are embracing AI at scale, with the potential to add US$957 billion to India's gross value by 2035, according to Accenture.

2. Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality (AR & VR):

AR provides a composite view of computer-generated images in the real world, while VR offers a simulation of a 3-D environment. These visualization technologies find applications in training programs, gaming, and more. The Indian AR and VR market is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 38.29% until FY2027.

3. Big Data:

Big data involves the technology of aggregating large volumes of complex data from diverse sources. While its full potential is yet to be realized in Indian markets, the data analytics sector is expected to reach US$16 billion, with a 26% CAGR, by 2025.

To leverage these technologies effectively, tech-facing managers and leaders need to collaborate with experts and enhance their understanding. This necessitates upskilling in