Guwahati, July 15 -- India, already the world's third largest economy in purchasing power parity terms, aims to lead the global landscape in the next two decades.

This calls for unprecedented investments across highways, airports, logistics parks, renewable energy, urban transit, commercial real estate, and industrial corridors all aimed to redefine the overall economic and mobility landscape. While CAPEX does dominate a lot of the conversation in this regard, an equally important question, sometimes tends to get sidelined into the background.

How do these assets continue generating value long after they are built?

Increasingly, the answer to that lies in digital asset management.

This is simply because infrastructure is no longer vie...