A Vodafone Idea study reveals India's Digital Maturity Index has reached 58.0, with a significant number of MSMEs intending to boost investments in cybersecurity and cloud technologies. However, full digitalization remains limited, with only 12% o...
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India’s Digital Maturity Index (DMI) has steadily risen to 58.0, with 76% of MSMEs planning increased investment in cybersecurity and 72% in cloud technologies, a study of over 200,000 MSMEs by Vodafone Idea’s business vertical has showed. While digital maturity is improving, only 12% of MSMEs are fully digitalised, reflecting ongoing gaps in execution, especially among smaller businesses facing financial and advisory constraints, it said. Here are some key statistics.
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