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To: unkempt who wrote (1485)6/9/1998 8:51:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette  Respond to of 12475
 
Ref:Research on technology in India.

) 1)is there a "silicon valley" of programming in India and what cities is it located?

2) What kind of programming happens there?

3) is it for domestic use or export?

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1. Yes. The city is called Bangalore in Karnataka State [erstwhile Mysore state] which is one of the Southern States in India.

2. Various kind,perhaps someone else more qualified will elaborate.

3.Both

More on Bangalore,here is a magazine from the city.

bangaloremag.com

Tech magazines from India

siliconindia.com

dqindia.com

Hope this helps.



To: unkempt who wrote (1485)6/9/1998 9:16:00 PM
From: Senor VS  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 12475
 
Hi

Another city other than Bangalore which is coming up fast for software development is Hyderabad. Microsoft has announced the plans its software development center at Hyderabad. Baan, Citicorp has their
centers there in Hyderabad.

You can see all kinds of software development activities there in India. Can you please clarify as what exactly you are looking for.?

As Mohan pointed, the software development is both for exports and
domestic use with focus being more on exports as it fetches the
companies more money .

The other cities which are growing in software development is Pune
Madras and New Delhi. Bombay was the established software development
headquarters for many computer companies till Bangalore grew up
as the Indian Silicon Valley in the past five years.

Please let us know if you need any more details.

Best Regards
Ravi