This presentation summarizes a case study about the boom in the software industry in Bangalore, India. It provides an overview of how globalization and economic policy changes enabled the growth of India's software industry and exports. It then answers three questions: 1) why India was able to build a thriving software industry, 2) how the industry will impact future exports and employment, and 3) what can be done to address shortages of qualified workers. The presentation concludes by emphasizing the need to take pragmatic actions to properly utilize opportunities and close gaps between plans and the present situation.

1. Welcome

2. Presentation on
A Case Study on
‘A Boom in
Bangalore’

3. Prepared for
Mr. Shahedul Alam Khan
Senior Lecturer
Department of Business
Administration
Leading University, Sylhet

4. Prepared by
Name ID No.
A.H.M.Fazle Rabbi Chowdhury 1511017021
Md. Gulam Ferdous 1511017024
Md. Kawsar Ahmed 1511017026
Moez Al Azim Ansary 1511017038
Sadman S. A. Sami 1511017053

5. Overview of The Case
 Impacts of the growth in international
services trade on Indian economy.
 Modification of India’s economic policies.
 Development of software industry in India .
 Software become the primary exportable
item of India.
 Information about various Problems.

6. Answer to the Question no:1
India has able to build a thriving software industry because of
globalization & Technological changes.
Advantages: - Large pool of highly trained workers.
- Labor cost advantage.
- Qualified workers.
Disadvantages: - Increased Infrastructure Problem.
- Reducing its labor cost advantage.
- Shortage of desired numbers of
qualified workers.

7. Answer to the question no:2
 Will contribute a large volume in India’s
total future export.
 Will create more employment opportunities.
 Will create a huge imbalance.
 Will face the shortage of qualified workers.

8. Answer to the question no: 3
 Large scale training programs across the
country.
 Arrangement of competitions to find out qualified
workers.
 Government subsidy to technical institutions.
 Government can establish technical institutions .

9. Conclusion
• Proper utilization of the
opportunities.
• Gap between the present condition
and the plan.
• Take pragmatic actions.

10. Thank you...
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