Ungated Post|9 February 2018
Ecosystem India
The IBM Institute for Business Value engaged Oxford Economics to reach out to nearly 1,300 Indian executives as part of a global survey of 2,151 business leaders focussing on the emergence of global ecosystems.
Our survey confirmed the significant advantages that position India to excel in a rapidly evolving ecosystem economy. Those who excel in this environment have learned how to
- Identify opportunities to collaborate and participate in ecosystems;
- Develop capabilities to create value from ecosystems; and
- Build structures that promote ecosystem connectivity.
Organisations that can bring together consumers, governments, universities, and businesses in support of common objectives and aspirations will thrive in this environment.
Oxford Economics’ team is expert at applying advanced economic tools that provide valuable insights into today’s most pressing business, financial, and policy issues.
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