India Moving From Imitation To Innovation....
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For centuries the Indian mindset has been about following the West. Be it a new technology, literature, art, theater, culture or movies. The 'I' in India meant Imitation. India had the me-too mindset and would imitate every aspect of the west. China and Japan were the two other countries who aped America for its technology......
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For centuries the Indian mindset has been about following the West. Be it a new technology, literature, art, theater, culture or movies. The 'I' in India meant Imitation. India had the me-too mindset and would imitate every aspect of the west. China and Japan were the two other countries who aped America for its technology......
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Innovates
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mallikarjuna
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it does innovate,but perhaps infighting does prevent people from recognising the thngs,so at the end imitation finds more popluarity among people and they turn towards considering imitating the west is really the development
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RAJENDRA S. BAGHEL
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"Imitates"
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The list of "fast followers" are more than just imitators. They have continued to innovate far beyond the original idea or feature set and have maintained market leadership. If you look closely at these companies they have a mix of technical...
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Nisha
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In India many companies researchers imitate the technologies of other countries.... Actions speak louder than words. We shouldn't say ourselves that we are innovative. We are not yet. For example: Apple ate the entire electronics industry (Sony...
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Debate: "Do you think India Imitates or Innovates??" deleted from your view.
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Invent
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Imitate
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sanjay dey
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"Invent"
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Every business is different from the other, though they may be from the same industry. This is due to the fact that customers need value addition to the product and differentiation. So in a way every enterpreneur, be he/she a distributor or...
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Viswanathan K.
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"Imitate"
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The key issue is perhaps not whether you invent or imitate; but rather what you can do well. Though inventing is supposedly tougher with higher expenditure, greater requirement of calibre to innovate, greater R D etc, an imitation when performed...
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Puneet Verma
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"Invent"
| 1 year ago
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For any start-up to be successful....it has to invent either in the concept or if it is imitating the existing concept then the implementation of it has to be different. Imitation also is good but if done in a perspective to make it appear as...
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Debate: "Should Startups Invent or Imitate?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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neha singh
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| 8 months ago
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No, pure R&D startegies require innovation, but in marketing a product, you require imitation and then novelty in the product for trademark and copyright issues.
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lokesh
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"Yes"
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with refernce some copies v can innovate the things from scratch leads reusabilty!!!!!!!
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Puja Sarkar
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"Yes"
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Yes infact, copying others’ ideas is a good business. Sometimes it’s great business. And it happens more often than people think. In one study I reviewed, and even today if you look at most of the innovations 3/4th of them were almost copied. For...
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Debate: "Is imitation more valuable than innovation??" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Muhammed jabir rifai
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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I believe it will improve the quality of the service. More most modern technologies can be employed. Healthy competition will arise , which will yield benefits to the customers.
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Sridevi Ranganaathan
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I would like to support this side. When privitisation comes in all the sectors, the prices will increase and this will hit bad on poor people. So the major sectors should not be privitised it should have govt.control.
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Yes
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No
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Saquib Alam
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"Yes"
| 5 months ago
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Ya definitely one should go for skills. Marks and percentage can only help a little. You might get some preference while getting placed from the campus, but after that only your skills and talent will help you in your achievements ahead.
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Subhajit Sengupta
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"No"
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Give your argument...Yes skills are the ultimate thing that works out for any kind of work flow procedure respectively. therefore percentages are very nominal in such cases. skills are your capabilities which you earn but percentages are just the...
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manish kumar
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"Yes"
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I hate those who see first marks on cv rather than skills interests. suppose a freshers got 65% in BE/B.tech but not having even 60% mark in 10th or 12th , then he or she is not eligible to Most of the IT companies. shame on Indian education...
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Debate: "Is it necessary to go for Skills rather than looking for good percentages??" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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KRISHNA MOHAN CHILAKALA
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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There will be scope to start but how can we sell prescription drugs through online?
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YES
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NO NOT IN RIGHT Path
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G SUNDARAMALI
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"YES"
| 1 year ago
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yes we are moving in right path
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