This document discusses the determinants of demand and supply for the IT industry. It identifies key demand determinants such as the prices of competitors, customer trust and preferences, and disposable income. Supply determinants mentioned include business objectives, production costs, seller expectations, technology advancement, and taxes/subsidies. The document also discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the IT industry, noting disruptions to supply chains and increased demand for cloud, networking, and software.
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Demand and supply
1. Determinants of Demand & Supply
Of
IT Industry
Presented by :Group-2
Aakash Saroha (20DM002)
Aditya Agrawal (20DM008)
Akash Agarwal (20DM015)
Aman Agarwal (20DM023)
Anand Soni (20DM030)
Anushree Sarkar (20DM037)
Guided By:
Dr. Pooja Mishra
&
Dr. Jagadish Shettigar
2. Demand Determinants
Price of Competitors:
Price(Wipro)
Q.D. (Wipro)
(A)
(B) Q1 Q0
Due to Dec. in price of TCS
Price of
Service & Product
Lets reduce
the price, to
increase the
sale..
P0
Y
X
3. Customer Trust &
Preference:
Disposable Income
Of Customer:
(Disposable
income)
(Q.D.)
Worlds Most Ethical Company2020:
Wipro
given by Ethisphere institute
(C)
(D)
X
Y
8. IMPACT OF COVID-19
ON
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Disruption in supply of raw material.
Increase in the use of cloud infrastructure service.
Increase in demand of networking equipment & usage of software.
Look at the economic activity, Worse than what you have seen
in 2008,
So, clients are not going to increase spending or even maintain
the current spending.
V. Balakrishnan
(CFO of INFOSYS)