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India-Pak IT CEOs seek increased collaboration

Veeru..While india has excelled in IT industry it has to be noted that the Call Center businesses in india has boosted over the years indian IT industry, if you chop it off it would drastically effect indian IT revenue, deliberately west did not invest or divert such call center businesses in Pakistan or Pakistan revenues would have been quite different from what it is now. Sadly it also is the fault of our Govts who deprived IT sector for too long but now we do see a change..

Best of luck. :angel:

Yaar, in India also the story was same or forget about IT our every industry that have progress due to the lack of govt. support and if govt. start focousing on some industry its progress gets stoped.

It is said that India grows in night when govt and its departments sleeps. Because the govt. and its departments are there to stop the business and industry from flourishing. There end motto is getting their bribes and even after getting bribes they will make sure that the life of business/MSME industry people remain like hell.
 
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This is the only problem we are facing, we are having such people in our countries suffering from alter egos, thinking that they are 10 years ahead of the other, which is practically the most absurd thing I have ever heard

If such hatemongers go away to mars or some other planet then we might progress, and become the best of the best!!

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OK let me explain:

Its not about "Hate" its about "Death".

1.) What India gain from pakistan will not be any mind boggling amount or any technological edge.

2.) We can easily forget few billion dollars and it will not effect our fast developing economy.

3.) What we can't forget is the death of our people and if 26/11 etc. get stopped.

4.) Only after that we can have any relationship big or small.

5.) And for friends we are the best friends for sure.


I hope, if i can get to see that day of peace and real friendship. :pakistan:
 
I do not see how something can come out of this based on the political realities...for instance the company I work for has an office in Brazil which handles all the legwork on our projects. Tomorrow if there is a bomb blast and relations are cut between US and Brazil who will do the work?...we do not have the personnel to replace our Brazil office, we will get screwed.

No company will take that risk.
 
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I don't think its a good idea at all.

How India gonna benefit from it???????????? :blink::blink:

We are one of the world's leading center of excellence for IT and Bio Tech and are decades ahead of them.

pakistan may have its own industry and they may be gonna a take over the world in IT as many have claimed in previous threads, Best of luck for that.

But there is nothing India can get from pakistan specially in these two fields of IT and bio tech.

IT is all about collaborations and some affinities between India and Pakistan would make the collaboration more fruitful...Pakistan can offer a lot to India in the form of talented pool of Manpower, joint development and exploiting each other advantages. This is not what I am saying…This is said by Naryana Murty, one of doyens of Indian IT industry.


Huge potential if India and Pakistan collaborate: Narayana Murthy

NEW DELHI: “Troubled past does not mean we should have a troubled future. Yet for business to flourish, we must ensure security of lives and livelihoods in both countries.”

That was Infosys Technologies chairman and chief mentor NR Narayana Murthy addressing the Indo-Pak business meet organised by CII in cooperation with Times Group, Pakistani media house Jang Group and the Pakistan- India CEOs Business Forum on Tuesday.

Mr Murthy said he sees a huge potential in India and Pakistan collaborating on businesses spanning technology to healthcare, provided peace and security prevails between the two countries.

Drawing attention to the fact that the political is yet to infringe into the personal when it comes to Indo-Pak relationships, Mr Murthy said his son Rohan — a PhD scholar at Harvard University — has a Pakistani friend and both yearn for peace.

“Rohan envisages a future where both countries collaborate for a cricket team, bringing together the best of Indian and Pakistani talent to beat every other nation in the world,” Mr Murthy said. Extend this collaboration to other areas and you can have best brains in both countries collaborating to develop cures for TB and malaria.

Mr Murthy pointed to India’s growth story where IT exports have increased 5,000 times in the last 17 years to touch $50 billion. Pakistan’s technology services exports were about $300 million a few years ago. “They can gain a lot from our expertise in delivering global technology and business services. Pakistan can offer a talented pool of IT-BPO workers, developing the region as a destination of choice for global companies,” he said.

The two countries need to look to the European Union, NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), and even China, which is now seeking closer economic ties with Japan and Korea to “compensate for its own economic deficiencies,” he said.

“Today, France and Germany going to war is inconceivable as both have built strong economic relationship with each other,” he added, citing that in 2008, France sent 14.4% of its exports to Germany and the latter in turn had exports worth E18 billion to France.

“European Union extended economic cooperation and within one generation, centuries of conflict have become a distant reality in Europe. If Europe can overcome history, war and genocide to achieve economic development and prosperity, surely we can do that,” Mr Murthy said.
 
Veeru..While india has excelled in IT industry it has to be noted that the Call Center businesses in india has boosted over the years indian IT industry, if you chop it off it would drastically effect indian IT revenue, deliberately west did not invest or divert such call center businesses in Pakistan or Pakistan revenues would have been quite different from what it is now. Sadly it also is the fault of our Govts who deprived IT sector for too long but now we do see a change..

Do that. Remove Call center revenue from Indian IT industry's revenue and you would be in for a pleasant surprise(I hope)!

Indian IT industry has moved up the value chain remarkably-process outsourcing to knowledge outsourcing.
Infact, Phillipines is probably the next call center destination.
Indian IT industry started with the call center's, the private sector has to be commended that they started moving upwards from that realizing that call centers are not sustainable in the long run.
 
Well Philippines was to become but many US States have objected due to domestic unemployment.
 
off topic but Philippines accent is quite similar to US one that is a great benefit when it comes to call centres
 

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