HireHappi: Pure-Play Product BigData & Analytics Recruitment Consulting Firm Striving To Provide Exquisite Talent

While 2021 has been the year of revival for several industries amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, it was also a year of many firsts. Adoption of technology across sectors redoubled while more and more companies transformed their organizational strategies and goals to accommodate the new normal. The need for skilling and up-skilling reached a new high, with an increasing number of recruiters on the hunt for skilled professionals, in the wake of the great shuffle and the employment crisis in India. With the big data and analytics industry being so fast, talent becomes the biggest differentiator between organizations.

10 Most Recommended Big Data Startups - 2022

As we find our way in a world shaped by technology today, the Big data is the set of technologies that is used in diverse areas like medicine, agriculture, gambling, fintech, and environmental protection. It being a technology created to store, analyze, and manage the bulk data, it works as a macro-tool to identify patterns in the chaos of the explosion in information across segments, and thereby design smart solutions for the companies. There is a lot of information out there and it just keeps growing. Hence, the prolifically expanding database across industries, coupled with the proliferation of cutting-edge computing, is projected to favor the market's expansion. According to Fortune Business Insights, where the global Big data market size stood at $240.56 billion in 2021 and $271.83 billion in 2022, it is predicted to hit $655.53 billion by 2029, exhibit a CAGR of 13.4 percent during the forecast period. Also, according to the Market Research reports, where the big data market in India was valued at Rs. 132.63 billion in 2021, it is expected to reach Rs. 558.24 billion by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 26.80 percent. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a lot of demand by businesses across industries for maintain their raw data to uncover information and patterns that can assist them in making informed decisions. Presently, there are over 600 data analytics firms entrenched across the country, and India is one of the top 10 countries in the market having a greater market share in Big Data. With Big data becoming prevalent across several industries, including telecommunications, financial services, e-commerce, and healthcare, because of the increased demand for cloud-based solutions and predictive analytics capabilities, this number is expected to increase in the future. There are many companies that exist in the space and function across Big data analytics, and there are many startups too deluging the space leveraging their adept services. In this issue, CIO Insider has come up with a list of `10 Most Recommended Big Data Startups - 2022' who have proved their proficiency in the sector with a deep knowledge in technology. The following list is prepared closely scrutinized by a panel of judges consisting of CEOs, CIOs, CXO, analysts, and our editorial board. We believe that these platforms will help in transforming business processes through their significant expertise and knowledge.