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Outsourcing Design software vendors see big market in India Vishwanath Kulkarni
Bangalore , Oct. 8 Design software vendors see a big market emerging in India as outsourcing of engineering services gains momentum. The outsourced engineering services is considered a next big thing for Indian vendors, who are seen buying design software and tools to build capabilities to tap the new found opportunity. "The engineering services provider (ESP) category is an emerging market segment for us where we are seeing some good growth," said Mr Kamal Kumar, Managing director of Delmia India, a subsidiary of Dassault Systemes. While the ESP market in India is definitely adding to the kitty of the product lifecycle management (PLM) solution vendors like Dassault, PTC, UGS among others, there are no estimates available for the design software market in the ESP category. The PLM solutions help companies manage entire lifecycle of a product from the concept and design phase through product planning, visualisation and marketing to the point where the product is recycled. In India, industry verticals like automotive, aerospace and discrete manufacturing are leading the adoption of PLM solutions. "We are seeing demand from not only global firms setting up their captive design centres in India, but also from the major Indian IT vendors, who are building capabilities to tap the engineering services segment," said Mr Vivek Marawah, Country Marketing Manager, UGS India. Companies like TCS, Infosys Technologies, Satyam Computer, Tata Technologies, Infotech Enterprises among others are seen building up capabilities in the engineering services space. "As the offshore volumes of engineering services increase, we see a comparable rise in the usage and adoption of these design tools," Mr Marawah said. Mr Natarajan Viswanathan, Managing Director, PTC India said the usage of software design tools would be a prelude to the adoption of PLM solutions, which will eventually happen over the next year. It is estimated that only $10-15 billion of the $750 billion engineering services market is presently outsourced and has the potential to reach $150-225 billion by 2020.
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