Analytics India Companies Study 2017

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Published on August 24, 2017

by Bhasker Gupta

Each year we come out with our study of Analytics firms in India. The goal is to put numbers into the scale and depth of how various organizations around analytics and related technologies have surfaced in recent years.

Here’s our annual study for this year.

Key Trends

Last year has since the biggest jump in the number of companies in India working on Analytics in some shape and form. More than 5,000 companies in India claim to provide analytics as an offering to their customers. This includes a small number of companies into products and a larger chunk offering either offshore, recruitment and training services.
There is growth rate of almost 100% year over year in the number of analytics companies in India from last year.
Moreover, the number of analytics companies in India are still very few in number, compared to the strength of analytics companies around the globe. In fact, India accounts for just 7% of global analytics companies. This is down from 9% last year.

Company Size

On an average, Indian Analytics companies have 179 employees on their payroll.
It is an increase from an average of 160 employees since last year.
On a global scale, this is quite a good number, as analytics companies across the world employ an average of 132 employees
Almost 77% of analytics companies in India have less than 50 employees compared to 86% on a global level.

Cities Trend

Delhi/ NCR trumps Bangalore to house the most number of analytics firms in India this year, at almost 28%.
It is followed by Bangalore at 25% and Mumbai at 16% analytics companies.
Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune are far behind with their percentages of analytics companies in single digits as reflected in the graphs above.
However, these numbers seem to have not changed much since last year.

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Bhasker Gupta

Bhasker is a techie turned media entrepreneur. Bhasker started AIM in 2012, out of a desire to speak about emerging technologies and their commercial, social and cultural impact. Earlier, Bhasker worked as Vice President at Goldman Sachs. He is a B.Tech from the Indian Institute of Technology, Varanasi and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow.