ikewise, India’s IT industry will experience a major shift: A report released by

NASSCOM predicts that the industry will generate $350 billion revenue by 2025, but
because of automation, the total number of jobs generated will be 50% less than
predicted. At the same time, new type of jobs will be created: While today, the IT-
sector has mostly routine-jobs, the sectorwill see a 56% increase in high-skilled
jobs that require analytical and problem solving skills. Intelligent technologies
will augment existing jobs and enable us to be more productive, make better
decisions, produce goods and services faster and closer to the user, and create new
jobs. Rather than fearing how automation, robotics and 3D Printing are replacing
jobs, the potential for India lies in creating new kind of jobs that combine
automation with human interaction, as machines and humans are highly complementary
and make use of productivity gains.