'India's tech certifications offering biz opportunities'

Dell also expects the first wave of gen AI enterprise projects to reach maturity levels next year

- Shouvik Das

New technology certifications and standards that are being developed in India are opening up fresh business opportunities for Dell Inc., Peter Marrs, the American hardware and services company’s president for Asia-Pacific and Japan, and John Roese, its global chief technology officer, said at a media roundtable on technology trend projections for the next year.

The rising adoption of zero trust in cybersecurity, practical implementations of generative artificial intelligence (AI), the emergence of multi-cloud edge platforms, and the development of quantum computing combined with generative AI will shape global enterprise technology adoption in the coming year, they added.

"India, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia are all building out certifications and cyber standards. We are excited at this opportunity and with our technology, we will help those customers," added Marrs.

India’s developing technology certifications, regulations and standards include cybersecurity laws, besides social media intermediary guidelines announced last year, and the Digital Personal Data Privacy Act notified in August.