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DOING BUSINESS WITH INDIA
REALITIES, MYTHS & PERCEPTIONS
ANMOL SOOD JALTEK GROUP 18TH MARCH 2010

DOING BUSINESS WITH INDIA INTRODUCTION

Talk will focus on doing business in India keeping in mind 4 perspectives:
1. INVESTOR 2. TRADE ACQUIRER 3. TRADE DIVESTMENT 4. TRADING RELATIONSHIP I will show a slightly different perspective to TCS! Controversial – POI perspective!

No IST (Indian Standard Time!) – will keep to strict timings (hopefully!) www.jaltek-group.com JALTEK GROUP INTRODUCTION

Integrated Electronic Design & Manufacturing Solutions

Advanced Vehicle Monitoring and Data Remote Asset Tracking, Acquisition Telemetry Solutions

Integrated Technology Services & Solutions Complementary technology services….
Providing an end to end technology service, from concept, product design and project management through to manufacturing, test and support
Design Consultancy & Medical Systems – EquivitalTM Life Monitoring

Leading edge wireless technology solutions….
Providing a range of synergistic wireless products – telematic tracking and monitoring of people and assets and outdoor wireless communications systems

Outdoor Wireless and Fibre Communications Solutions for Data, Voice and Video

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Software Design, Development and Validation Services ERP Solution Development and Implementation

DOING BUSINESS WITH INDIA ANALYSIS
Will be in the form of a PEST analysis
Definition of a PEST analysis:

“It is a part of the external analysis when conducting a strategic analysis or doing market research, and gives an overview of the different macroenvironmental factors that the company has to take into consideration. It is a useful strategic tool for understanding market growth or decline, business position, potential and direction for operations.” (Source: Wikipedia) Definition of PEST: Political Economic Social Technological

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