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The document summarizes the Indian startup ecosystem, highlighting opportunities for growth and challenges startups are addressing. Specifically, it notes that India has over 600 million mobile subscribers and growing internet penetration, but the internet reaches only 7% of Indians. Startups are creating specialized, low-cost solutions to reach more Indians and solve problems in unstructured industries by connecting rural areas and enabling services like bus booking and mobile payments. The document also introduces Pluggd.in, a website that covers Indian startups, entrepreneurs, and technology.

THE INDIAN STARTUP ECOSYSTEM BY PRATYUSH�� ( CO EDITOR @ PLUGGD.IN)

THE GREAT INDIAN OPPORTUNITY Mobile Penetration – 617.53 million mobile phone connections as of May 2010 Second largest telecommunication network in the world in terms of number of wireless connections after China At current CAGR - 1.159 billion mobile subscribers by 2013 and will exceed China Size of US$��73.47 billion by 2012 at a growth rate of over 26 per cent Will employ about 10 M people by 2013 WWW Penetration The total subscriber base for internet users in India is 81 million as of EOY 2009 Internet penetration in India is just 7.0% of the population

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Specialised products for the market and not just an Indian flavor to the existing ones

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WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Online - Offline Play��

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Missed Call Economy ��

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Connecting the last mile��

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Unstructured/Fragmented Industries

HOW STARTUPS ARE SOLVING IT Redbus - Bus booking for short journeys �� Flipkart - India's Amazon �� Ideacts - Reaching the cyber cafes �� Ixigo - Meta search for travel sites catering to airports �� Mchek - Mobile payments through the phone �� TringMe – VoIP Solution. InfiBeam – Driving the Digital Consumption.

INTRODUCING PLUGGD.IN PluGGD.in ( http://www.pluggd.in) is India’s premier website on startups, entrepreneurship and technology and is run by industry veterans (founder is an IIT Roorkee/IIM Bangalore alumnus. Most authors are IIT and IIM alumni and have either started or work in startups). Techcrunch calls PI, India’s TC. Unique Event Formats Among the top 450 Sites in India ��

INITIATIVES 59Mins.com - Creating an ecosystem where the startup community from investors to startup founders to service providers can interact and find solutions. To be Launched - Appthon.com

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IT Park in GurgaonInfratech Housing

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iPark is a specialized 1.56 lakh sq ft ultra modern office complex located in Gurgaon for the IT industry. It features intelligent office systems, broadband connectivity, wifi, climate control and advanced security. The building structure is earthquake resistant. Gurgaon is a major city and business hub near Delhi that has experienced rapid growth in IT outsourcing and become more cosmopolitan. The property details include a 9 year lease for a unit starting at 1000 sqft for Rs. 65 per sqft with a 3 year lock-in and 6 months security. The return on investment is 8.5% with a capital value of Rs. 9176 per sqft.

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Build an AI/ML Chatbot WorkshopElizabeth (Lizzie) Siegle

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Primary challenges of telecommunicationIn The Heart Of Beautiful Girls

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This document discusses telecommunication and provides details about Zong, a telecommunication company in Pakistan. It defines telecommunication as communicating over long distances electronically. It then discusses Zong's history and acquisition in Pakistan, challenges it faces including network coverage, strong competitors, advertising, and franchises. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for Zong are identified. The conclusion notes Zong faces challenges compared to other companies and recommendations are provided to improve network coverage, advertising, franchises, packages, and handle electric crises.

APPortunityApp Meadows

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The document summarizes an upcoming event organized by AppMeadows and ESC that will bring together over 1500 attendees and 300 exhibitors from over 80 countries in the global IT ecosystem. The two-day event in Bengaluru will feature a pitch dome for startups, exhibitions from top brands, networking sessions, keynotes from industry leaders, and speaker sessions on topics like agile development, marketing, AR/VR, IoT, and more. Sponsorship opportunities are available to put brands in the spotlight in front of developers, corporations, investors and others in the IT industry.

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The document discusses the growth of internet access in India and opportunities for developers. It notes that while 40% of the world and 35% of India had internet access in 2015, demonetization led to a 300% surge in online transactions in India as people moved online. With over 460 million internet users, India represents a major untapped market. Success will depend on factors like localized content and pricing that works for India's diverse population across urban and rural areas.

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Reverse Innovation Reverse Innovatio.pptKartikGatte1

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Historically, multinationals innovated in a rich country and sold those products in a poor country. Reserve Innovation is doing exactly the opposite. It is about innovating in a poor country and selling those products in a rich country. Reverse Innovation is a Box 3 strategy. In this presentation, VG introduces the idea of developing new business models in emerging markets first – instead of scaling down rich-world products – to unlock a world of opportunities for your business. Stemming from a pivotal article in Harvard Business Review, his reverse innovation presentation offers an important next step for companies looking to derive long-term value from emerging markets. According to VG, “Reverse innovation is a potent force that will transform the global economy over the next few decades. It will redistribute power and wealth to countries and companies who understand it and diminish those who do not.” VG offers a glimpse at strategies from some of the world’s leading companies – from GE and Deere & Company to P&G and PepsiCo. There is no one industry that needs to reverse innovate; instead, all industries must have interest in the needs and opportunities in the developing world in order to thrive in tomorrow’s global marketplace. HBR picked reverse innovation as one of the Great Moments in Management in the Last Century. Reverse Innovation was a NYT and WSJ Best Seller. Historically, multinationals innovated in a rich country and sold those products in a poor country. Reserve Innovation is doing exactly the opposite. It is about innovating in a poor country and selling those products in a rich country. Reverse Innovation is a Box 3 strategy. In this presentation, VG introduces the idea of developing new business models in emerging markets first – instead of scaling down rich-world products – to unlock a world of opportunities for your business. Stemming from a pivotal article in Harvard Business Review, his reverse innovation presentation offers an important next step for companies looking to derive long-term value from emerging markets. According to VG, “Reverse innovation is a potent force that will transform the global economy over the next few decades. It will redistribute power and wealth to countries and companies who understand it and diminish those who do not.” VG offers a glimpse at strategies from some of the world’s leading companies – from GE and Deere & Company to P&G and PepsiCo. There is no one industry that needs to reverse innovate; instead, all industries must have interest in the needs and opportunities in the developing world in order to thrive in tomorrow’s global marketplace. HBR picked reverse innovation as one of the Great Moments in Management in the Last Century. Reverse Innovation was a NYT and WSJ Best Seller.Historically, multinationals innovated in a rich country and sold those products in a poor country. Reserve Innovation is doing exactly the opposite. It is about innovating in a poor country and selling to

The Future of the Internet in IndiaKiran Mandrawadkar

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This document discusses the history and growth of internet usage in India. It notes that internet access first became available in India in 1995, accessed primarily through slow dial-up connections. Usage expanded in the late 1990s and 2000s with improvements in speeds and declines in costs. The growth of mobile internet beginning in the late 2000s further expanded access, especially in rural areas. The internet now accounts for an estimated 3-5% of India's GDP, a figure expected to continue growing rapidly with further expansion of e-commerce, digital payments, entertainment, and other internet-based services and industries.

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1. THE INDIAN STARTUP ECOSYSTEM BY PRATYUSH�� ( CO EDITOR @ PLUGGD.IN)

2. THE GREAT INDIAN OPPORTUNITY Mobile Penetration – 617.53 million mobile phone connections as of May 2010 Second largest telecommunication network in the world in terms of number of wireless connections after China At current CAGR - 1.159 billion mobile subscribers by 2013 and will exceed China Size of US$��73.47 billion by 2012 at a growth rate of over 26 per cent Will employ about 10 M people by 2013 WWW Penetration The total subscriber base for internet users in India is 81 million as of EOY 2009 Internet penetration in India is just 7.0% of the population

3. WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Specialised products for the market and not just an Indian flavor to the existing ones

4. WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? High sensitivity to cost ��

5. WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Online - Offline Play��

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8. WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT INDIA? Unstructured/Fragmented Industries

9. HOW STARTUPS ARE SOLVING IT Redbus - Bus booking for short journeys �� Flipkart - India's Amazon �� Ideacts - Reaching the cyber cafes �� Ixigo - Meta search for travel sites catering to airports �� Mchek - Mobile payments through the phone �� TringMe – VoIP Solution. InfiBeam – Driving the Digital Consumption.

10. INTRODUCING PLUGGD.IN PluGGD.in ( http://www.pluggd.in) is India’s premier website on startups, entrepreneurship and technology and is run by industry veterans (founder is an IIT Roorkee/IIM Bangalore alumnus. Most authors are IIT and IIM alumni and have either started or work in startups). Techcrunch calls PI, India’s TC. Unique Event Formats Among the top 450 Sites in India ��

11. INITIATIVES 59Mins.com - Creating an ecosystem where the startup community from investors to startup founders to service providers can interact and find solutions. To be Launched - Appthon.com

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