As global technology markets gain momentum driven by artificial intelligence and digital platforms, attention is turning to India’s dot-com sector, which some industry leaders say remains relatively undervalued despite the country’s rapidly expanding digital economy.
In this context, Enso Webworks, backed by Enso Group, is preparing to launch a suite of 12 mobile applications aimed at building a digitally interconnected ecosystem for professional identity, communication and workflow management.
The ecosystem is designed to integrate professional identity, communication, collaboration and data management within a unified digital environment, reducing the fragmentation created by multiple standalone tools used by professionals and organisations.
Vaibhav Maloo, Managing Director of Enso Group and CEO of Enso Webworks, said India’s digital infrastructure has grown significantly over the past decade but global attention toward the country’s private digital platforms has not always kept pace.
“India has built strong digital foundations, from connectivity to payments and data infrastructure,” Maloo said. “However, the potential of India’s dot-com ecosystem is still often underestimated. As digital adoption expands, the opportunity lies in creating platforms where systems are connected rather than fragmented.”
The company said three platforms InfoProfile, InfoPhone and InfoQueries are already live, forming the initial layer of the Enso Webworks ecosystem. The remaining applications are expected to roll out as part of the broader launch planned for April.
According to the company, more than 10,000 users across multiple organisations are already using parts of the Enso Webworks ecosystem.
The company has also appointed former tennis champion Boris Becker as its brand ambassador as it expands its visibility in international markets.
