Sumit Sarawgi is a core member of the Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice at Boston Consulting Group and leads the firm’s work in tech services globally. He also leads BCG GAMMA in India—BCG’s practice focusing on enabling clients to leverage data science, AI, and other advanced technologies to transform their businesses.

Sumit has led multiple transformations around the world in business growth, digital transformation, and large-scale turnaround. He has worked with a diverse set of clients across India, the US, Europe, and Australia.

Sumit has published reports on the Indian IT and BPO sectors in collaboration with industry bodies like CII and NASSCOM. Prior to joining BCG, he worked with Kearney and Everest Group.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

  • Tech services (IT/ITeS/Engg. services)
  • Telecommunication and devices
  • Advanced analytics-led transformation
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Large-scale change and turnaround

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
  • B-Tech, mechanical engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

Publications and Videos

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How CXOs are charting an IoT road map

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Building India’s Digital Highway

India's digital infrastructure is the topic of BCG's Kanchan Samtani and Sumit Sarawgi's recent guest column on LiveMint. They state that "the impending growth of digital assets will present India with many unique opportunities to leapfrog its traditional deficit in physical infrastructure."
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Building India’s digital highway

The impending growth of digital assets will present India with many unique opportunities to leapfrog its traditional deficit in physical infrastructure
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IT for India - New Horizons New Opportunities

The Confederation of Indian Industry and the Boston Consulting Group released a report titled IT for India – New Horizons, New Opportunities. The report discusses the trends in IT enablement of Indian businesses and lays down the opportunities, challenges and the role of different stakeholders—IT providers, end-user industries and the government need to play in faster and better penetration of IT.
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