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From almost nothing in 1990, the Indian IT+BPM sector's estimated contribution to India's exports is now a whopping 35-40%. The IT sector has been a key engine of growth for the Indian economy over the last 30 years.
Guess which sector is taking over that mantle now.
In three simple, data-driven slides, the Indus Valley Annual Report lays out its argument:
Note the data storytelling techniques used in the three slides above:
The overall effect: The messages come out clearly for the audience to understand.
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Ravi
A Storytelling Coach More details here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ravishankar-iyer/
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