Agendra Kumar is the President of NIIT GIS Ltd (Esri India), a joint venture between ESRI Inc., USA and NIIT Technologies (NTL), India. He has over 25 years of experience in IT business management and has served as the country head of several multinational technology companies.
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Smart cities will open up multiple growth opportunities
Agendra Kumar, President of Esri India, lays down the essential elements that should be in the roadmap for development of smart cities in India.
Real time visualisation and efficiency
There has been a significant rise in the use of geospatial technology in the government and the private sector in past decade or so. However, what we see still is just a tip of an iceberg. Geospatial must get embedded into the business processes