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Software and IT services and Transport and logistics

Software and IT services buys from Transport and logistics; transport and logistics buys from Software and IT services; transport and logistics depends on software and IT services; software and IT services depends on transport and logistics.

Software and IT services (industry) and Transport and logistics (industry): 4 relationships.

How they are linked

1. Buys from

Physical flow · ₹2.5 per ₹100 · Software and IT services buys from Transport and logistics

Software and IT services buys goods or services from Transport and logistics; counted through every round of supply, ₹2.5 of each ₹100 of its output goes to them (OECD input-output tables, India 2022).

  • ₹2.5 of every ₹100 of Software and IT services output, all rounds
  • ₹0.7 bought directly

2. Buys from

Physical flow · ₹1.2 per ₹100 · Transport and logistics buys from Software and IT services

Transport and logistics buys goods or services from Software and IT services; counted through every round of supply, ₹1.2 of each ₹100 of its output goes to them (OECD input-output tables, India 2022).

  • ₹1.2 of every ₹100 of Transport and logistics output, all rounds
  • ₹0.5 bought directly

3. Industry input

Physical flow · Criticality 3 of 5 · Software and IT services → Transport and logistics

2 of the enterprise types in Transport and logistics depend on software and IT services.

Enterprise types that depend on it:

  • Logistics software, tracking and data platforms: software platforms (criticality 3 of 5)
  • Freight forwarders and customs brokers: booking and customs systems (criticality 2 of 5)

4. Industry input

Physical flow · Criticality 1 of 5 · Transport and logistics → Software and IT services

1 of the enterprise types in Software and IT services depend on transport and logistics.

Enterprise types that depend on it:

  • Value-added resellers and distributors: device delivery (criticality 1 of 5)

Built from the site data on production routes, energy flows, industry value chains, input-output tables and prices.