Major IT Parks
Chairman speaks
For a state like Kerala where the availability of land is at a premium and density of population the highest, IT industry is eminently suitable. The industry does not pollute nor is it power intensive. The land to employee ratio is one of the lowest. Besides, the industry offers huge employment opportunities with attractive remuneration to the educated youth of the state.
Unfortunately Kerala does not figure prominently in the IT map of the country. A comparison with our neighboring states on software exports will illustrate this. It is obvious that a lot needs to be done.
- January 2012
Grow innovation as culture: Pitroda
Source:Business Line
Young leaders, entrepreneurs and students should work to grow - January 2012
Aspen Institute, GTech to host Sam Pitroda
Source:Business Line
The Aspen Institute India and Group of Technology Companies (GTech) - December 2011
‘Philippines is a wake-up call for Indian IT industry'
Source:Business Line
The Philippines emerging as the most-preferred destination for
- January 2012
South Asia rides on India’s coat-tails
Source:Mint - January 2012
India key in IBM's 2015 roadmap
Source:Business Standard - January 2012
Fortress Europe opens up to Indian IT services
Source:Times of India
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Session on \"London: The World Capital of Business\"
Venue & Date : Vivanta by Taj (09-02-2012)
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GTech Annual General Meeting
Venue & Date : Park Centre, Technopark (06-02-2012) -
Leadership and Innovation: Ideas for India- Session with Sam Pitroda
Venue & Date : Travancore Hall, Technopark (25-01-2012) -
Interaction with the CEO, Technopark, K G Girish Babu
Venue & Date : Malabar Hall, Technopark (28-12-2011)
Join GTECH
GTECH, the Group of Technology Companies, is a strategic grouping of IT Companies in Kerala. GTECH has been in operation since 2000 and has been instrumental in initiating, steering and implementing programs for the benefits of the IT Industry in Kerala. Already large numbers of companies are members of the GTECH and enjoying the benefits. If you are still not a
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