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This document summarizes the evolution of the IT industry in Bengaluru and reasons for the failure of the industry in Kolkata. It explains that Bengaluru's IT industry grew due to the presence of top engineering institutions, liberalized computer policies in 1984, and multinational companies establishing offices there. However, Kolkata's IT industry failed to thrive due to terrible work culture, rotting infrastructure, low productivity neutralizing low costs, and decades of misrule damaging the city and deterring business growth. Politics and a poor government did not support developing an IT sector in Kolkata.
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- 1. A REPORT OF IT INDUSTRIES SOME SUCCESSFUL SOME FAILURE
- 2. AIM TO COVER ● EVOLUTION OF IT INDUSTRY IN BENGALURU ● KOLKATA’S FAILURE AND REASONS FOR FAILURE
- 3. EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIES IN BENGALURU 1, EDUCATION- the presence of large numbers of top grade science and engineering institutions like IISc, NITK, B.M.S. ... The salubrious climate of Bangalore also helps in the growth of the software industry there 2. FIRST AND FOREMOST- With the announcement of the new computer and software policies in 1984, imports and exports of hardware and software in India were liberalised. This set the foundation for organisations like Wipro and Infosys to set up camp in Bangalore and hire Indian programmers 3. FORMATION OF INDUSTRIES- A number of multinational companies like Texas Instruments, the German business software Firm- SAP Labs, Bosch, and more established their headquarters in Bangalore.
- 4. REASONS FOR KOLKATA FAILURE Kolkata has terrible work culture and rotting infrastructure. It does have relatively low cost real estate, and low wages, but all of it gets neutralized due to low productivity. It is the only metro in the country to see a decadal decline in population numbers. Half a century of misrule can destroy any place, and the city and the state has seen that. NO EFFORT WAS MADE FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO FORM A IT INDUSTRY IN KOLKATA POLITICS GOING IN A NEGATIVE WAY
- 5. STAMPMARLS OF FAILURE ● The poor infrastructure. ● Good students leaving the city. ● Poor government ● Deterioration of the city’s education system. ● Too many political issues creating a negative illusion in the mind of various business bodies to enter the state. ● Lastly, bribing!
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