BILL GATES, a very respected innovator world-wide, expanded his operation with the support of computer scientists from all over the world, but sizeable number from Indian fraternity! Therefore, NRIs and Green Card holders of Indian scientists have helped this organisation grow to this number, albeit with less acknowledgement and stakes, that was the vision of the company to keep the supporters of innovation at bay! Of course, if the Government allows this kind of spending and get the facility locally without political interference and bureaucratic red tapism, obviously, our country is no dearth of talents! Pranav Mistry's sixth sense technology could be a great revolution if pursued vigorously by our Indian government!
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S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner
| 01 20 2011 17:36:50 +0000
Bill Gates is a man of innovation. Research innovation is self study unless very much experimental though that can also be handled by simulation software and marketing the product depends on self motivation and aggressiveness. So being Indian and looking at the intelligence level of Indians much ahead of any other countries which again is a result of political aspect that every individual has to apply his own thoughts to come out with a solution in a totally messd up political environment, every Indian is born intelligent and I strongly believe next Bill is from India
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anand , DW/BI consultant, iGate Global
| 01 20 2011 12:50:31 +0000
to extent mr.dayanand has put froth some points that cannot be negated also backend office process outsourcing have been a major contributor to sudden upsurge in investment .china has established itself as world's offshoring hub by providing full monty on taxes and incentives ,but insinuated them .whereas ,in india we have liberty to debate ,in fact openly challenge any policies framed by them .and also there is no dearth of inclusive factors like,domestic demand ,exports , holistic growth in various sectors ,manufacturing capacity of two wheelers though india hasn't invested heavily in infrastructure as china but has made significant improvemnts.further more we have young workforce higher than average of rest of the world to rely on .
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kawaljit kaur, pgdbm student , Mount Carmel Institute of Management
| 01 14 2010 17:52:29 +0000
Not sure, Mr. Dayand but we can wish for India or at least we have to think +ve for India. And apart from this there is none of any cause except the political/corrupted system that can stop the INDIA to produce another Bill Gates.
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Mohammed Abdul Bari, Network Support Engineer@ETISALAT, Dubai
| 01 13 2010 21:06:14 +0000
Recently i met Chairman of M/s Hettigoda Industries (Pvt)Ltd.,Deshabandu Ayur Dr.Victor Hettigoda Chairman Siddhalepa HETTIGODA GROUP wEB:SIDDHALEPA.COM WWW.THINKAYURVEDA.COM at Srilanka Trade Centre at Spencer's Plaza,Chennai where they have a retail out let of Ayurveda products of International Standards ISO 9001 & ISO 14001-SLSI:RvA NETHERLANDS, he opined that India Technologywise they are far superior and can match Japanese standards what is lacking was the political climate for business development and the after sales and service was lacking.
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kasturirangan.r , INSURANCE ADVISOR, Life Insurance Corporation Of India
| 01 13 2010 05:23:12 +0000
If we see today's seen, only few companies like TATAMOTORS(which has supported R&D since long time and grown on its own effort )released much varieties of cars to the market .Some models are talk of the world. Also some government organisations( like ISRO) have made name and fame through out the world. But what required actually is to break world market and develop demand for INDIAN products /technology ( raising above all quality specifications and norms). The day world follows standards set by us will be the day for India to have many Bill gates. Even though China has good representation in world market for cheaper consumer products like toys,dress material etc., I don't think even it can claim its stake because of its own policies.
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Madhusudan.G.A , Head Mechanical design, Pari Robotics Ltd
| 01 12 2010 18:31:40 +0000
In the time of recession, the Indian companies has enhanced their spending on R&D. It grew by more than 2% compare to 2008. Indian are intelligents and have the capacity to lead the world. As Indian economy is growing and people power, soon we will have Bill Gates like people from our Country. Don't forget the Samir Bhatia(Hotmail) was India. The core team of MS Windows 95 were many Indians. indian brains needs a little support and now many companies are coming forwards for help and action.
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Atul Kumar, `Confidential, Confidential
| 01 12 2010 17:39:40 +0000
Well, being emotional attached to my Country. I would love to have Next Bill Gates from India, but the Fact is even China is also Developing at Magnanimous rate. I think there is quite a Possibility, of the phenomenon to Happen from India or China.
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Kashif Billal, Training & Induction Manager, H&M Hennes & Mauritz
| 01 12 2010 07:29:52 +0000
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@ Ajay, first of all Ajay, I agree with your comment but Infosys, wipro and all these, they did what earlier some one was doing and in India they brought outsourcing trend, and just on the basis of outsourcing business we can't create the richest person in the world like Bill gates, but all these Indian companies are not keen on Research and innovation for that matter and they are just interested in getting projects from worldwide, may be here I should not say the next bill gates, as the details given out by you about him is really new to me, yes he was smart in getting altogether those things and taking microsoft where it is at the moment, but research to happen in a big way we need incubation centers in most of the institutions where ideas gets funded and helps them at the initial start and in that regard we need huge funding to happen to give shape to the ideas given by many Indians in colleges.
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Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young
| 01 12 2010 13:50:21 +0000
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