Real estate in India has always been one of the major sectors contributing to the country's economy. During the past decade, the Indian real estate market witnessed major ups and downs owing to the mounting prices of properties and delayed construction by the developers. On the other hand, the property buyers are often found unsure of their decisions to invest in a property due to innumerable factors. Thus, there remains a need of knowledge upgrade for the real estate buyers. In many cases, the buyers need assistance while choosing the right property, right location and the associated factors such as documentation. In such instances, what seems beneficial is the support from real estate consultants, who hold in-depth knowledge of all the factors that a buyer should be aware of. These consultants are professionals, who hold first...
Indian telecom sector is the second largest in the world and the competition in the market is so immense that technological advancements become one of the key factors in the sector. Then there is adaptation to change as per the market demands and sustainability that adds to the survival of companies in the market. At present, the competition among the service providers has caused drastic price drops across India. Surprisingly, India’s call rates are one of the cheapest and affordable when compared to rest of the world. However, at present the telecom giants are standing tall because of taking these stands.
There are several examples of service providers whose names have been forgotten or only remain in the books. If we carefully analyze the root cause, it all connects to poor decisions by the management for not...
The term Medical Devices covers a vast range of equipments, from simple tongue depressors to Haemodialysis machines. Like medicines and other healthcare technologies, they are essential for patient care at the bedside, in both rural health clinics and the large specialized hospitals. The Medical Devices and Equipment industry currently valued at US$ 5 billion contributes to only 6 percent of India’s 40 bllion Healthcare sector and with a growth rate of 15 percent predicted in the coming years it is difficult to see past the potential the Medical Devices market holds. Yet the country remains in the wilderness in terms of access to high-quality devices and equipment that are appropriate for their specific epidemiological needs is concerned. A poor frequency of the healthcare assessments is also stoked by the quality of...
Vishwanath Pratap Singh, Innovation Lead for Medical Device Client, Accenture, India
Nandini Mukherjee
Suhas Kataria, Co-founder & CEO
Sanjay Mehrotra, Chief Services Officer- Process & Systems, Spectranet & Independent Consultant
Sudhir Pai, CEO, Magicbricks
Shobhit Agarwal, MD- Capital Markets, JLL
Siddharth Dutta, Associate Vice President - Healthcare, Markets and Markets India
Abhishek Rungta, Founder & CEO, Indus Net Technologies
Sanjay Sehgal, Vice President-SMB & Telecom, TP-Link India
Bishnu B. Mohanty, Head - Global Project Management, Alkem Laboratories Ltd
Basker Rangachari, SVP and Head of Brand, Marketing and Customer Experience, Mashreq Bank
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