The Indian Start-Up Ecosystem: On A Higher Growth Trajectory
•
0 likes•487 views
The Indian start-up ecosystem is growing at an unprecedented pace and is expected to undergo a rapid transformation in the days to come
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Lean UX design workshop model for startups - Springboard
India has the third largest and fastest growing startup ecosystem globally, with around 3,100 startups added annually and over $2 billion in VC/PE investments each year. By 2020, it is estimated there will be over 11,500 startups in India employing more than 250,000 people. A startup is an organization formed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model under conditions of extreme uncertainty. The typical startup process involves having an idea, building a prototype, reaching out to investors for funding, developing the product further, hiring employees, and expanding. However, about 95% of startups ultimately fail, usually due to premature scaling, acquiring users who don't generate enough revenue, or failing to secure further financing rounds
Notable International Fintech Trends For 2021
This article discusses notable international fintech companies in 2021. It begins by noting that the fintech industry continues to grow rapidly with technological advances. The article then highlights several wealth management companies, including Wealthsimple and Habito. It also mentions investing platforms Wealthfront and Betterment. For payment providers, the article discusses Stripe, which has received over $1 billion in funding, and Venmo, which is widely used for peer-to-peer payments.
How will automation affect your career
The automation age is seemingly on the verge of transforming our world as we know it! Sending us into what some experts believe to be the fourth industrial revolution.
For more information on how you can use automation to help your business check out our website - www.alxgroup.com.au
Change The Way You Do Business - Tony Markovski
Our Head of Innovation and Emerging Technologies, Tony Markovski, introduces Mirum Opus, shedding light onto the importance of a purposeful organisation in this digital age. The old rules no longer apply.
Satyam Scam ppt
Presentation by: Suraj Giri
The Satyam Scam Biggest accounting Fraud of India Worth over 14,000 Crores, done by Ramalinga Raju later to save the jobs of thousands of employees Satyam acquired by Tech Mahindra the IT arm of Mahindra and Mahindra.
The whole scam challenged the corporate Governance and shattered the dreams and hopes of Thousands of investors
Toward a responsible IoT
This document discusses developing principles and tools for a responsible Internet of Things. It notes that physical things have physical consequences in terms of maintenance, sunsetting, vanity, security, privacy, and unknown risks. The document advocates developing principles for responsible design and making things, increasing choices, and empowering consumers with information to make informed decisions about trustworthy connected products and companies. It promotes the work of organizations and initiatives applying these ideas in practice through responsible product design, certification programs, and convenings for practitioners.
Suresh spincon chennai 2019 saa s nation - india's trillion dollar opportu...
- India's software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry has the potential to become a $1 trillion opportunity by focusing on growing the number of $1 billion revenue SaaS companies to 66.
- Chennai has emerged as the SaaS capital of India, with the local SaaS ecosystem generating approximately $1 billion in annual revenue and $500 million in funding. It is home to over 15,000 SaaS talent.
- For India to truly become a global SaaS hub, it needs to focus on funding more startups and helping them scale organically to achieve unicorn and babycorn status, while also ensuring adequate talent is available.
Key Trends in the Indian Start-up Ecosystem
Manish Dalal, a member at Mumbai Angels talks about the latest trends in the indian start-up ecosystem at BigRock httpx 2013 Mumbai
Recommended
Lean UX design workshop model for startups - Springboard
India has the third largest and fastest growing startup ecosystem globally, with around 3,100 startups added annually and over $2 billion in VC/PE investments each year. By 2020, it is estimated there will be over 11,500 startups in India employing more than 250,000 people. A startup is an organization formed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model under conditions of extreme uncertainty. The typical startup process involves having an idea, building a prototype, reaching out to investors for funding, developing the product further, hiring employees, and expanding. However, about 95% of startups ultimately fail, usually due to premature scaling, acquiring users who don't generate enough revenue, or failing to secure further financing rounds
Notable International Fintech Trends For 2021
This article discusses notable international fintech companies in 2021. It begins by noting that the fintech industry continues to grow rapidly with technological advances. The article then highlights several wealth management companies, including Wealthsimple and Habito. It also mentions investing platforms Wealthfront and Betterment. For payment providers, the article discusses Stripe, which has received over $1 billion in funding, and Venmo, which is widely used for peer-to-peer payments.
How will automation affect your career
The automation age is seemingly on the verge of transforming our world as we know it! Sending us into what some experts believe to be the fourth industrial revolution.
For more information on how you can use automation to help your business check out our website - www.alxgroup.com.au
Change The Way You Do Business - Tony Markovski
Our Head of Innovation and Emerging Technologies, Tony Markovski, introduces Mirum Opus, shedding light onto the importance of a purposeful organisation in this digital age. The old rules no longer apply.
Satyam Scam ppt
Presentation by: Suraj Giri
The Satyam Scam Biggest accounting Fraud of India Worth over 14,000 Crores, done by Ramalinga Raju later to save the jobs of thousands of employees Satyam acquired by Tech Mahindra the IT arm of Mahindra and Mahindra.
The whole scam challenged the corporate Governance and shattered the dreams and hopes of Thousands of investors
Toward a responsible IoT
This document discusses developing principles and tools for a responsible Internet of Things. It notes that physical things have physical consequences in terms of maintenance, sunsetting, vanity, security, privacy, and unknown risks. The document advocates developing principles for responsible design and making things, increasing choices, and empowering consumers with information to make informed decisions about trustworthy connected products and companies. It promotes the work of organizations and initiatives applying these ideas in practice through responsible product design, certification programs, and convenings for practitioners.
Suresh spincon chennai 2019 saa s nation - india's trillion dollar opportu...
- India's software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry has the potential to become a $1 trillion opportunity by focusing on growing the number of $1 billion revenue SaaS companies to 66.
- Chennai has emerged as the SaaS capital of India, with the local SaaS ecosystem generating approximately $1 billion in annual revenue and $500 million in funding. It is home to over 15,000 SaaS talent.
- For India to truly become a global SaaS hub, it needs to focus on funding more startups and helping them scale organically to achieve unicorn and babycorn status, while also ensuring adequate talent is available.
Key Trends in the Indian Start-up Ecosystem
Manish Dalal, a member at Mumbai Angels talks about the latest trends in the indian start-up ecosystem at BigRock httpx 2013 Mumbai
Thinking and Memory
Information processing involves three main steps - encoding, storage, and retrieval. Encoding involves paying attention to process information through either automatic or effortful processing. There are two main types of memory storage - sensory memory which fades quickly, and long-term memory which can store memories permanently. Context is important for retrieval as memories are best recalled in the same context they were encoded in. Forgetting can occur due to failures in encoding, storage or retrieval and can be caused by interference or motivated forgetting.
Take5 - 5 ways to simplify your communications systems
This document discusses 5 ways to simplify and optimize communications systems through consolidation. It outlines how consolidating communication channels, mobile and office systems, customer communications management, multiple sites, and applications into a single platform can [1] reduce costs and complexity, [2] improve productivity, collaboration and mobility, and [3] enhance the customer experience. The benefits of consolidation include cost savings, better collaboration, increased productivity and customer satisfaction, and greater mobility.
1n2 tss Boys Brigade
William Alexander Smith founded the Boys' Brigades in 1883. He was born in 1854 in Scotland and had a military background, working his way up the ranks of the 1st Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers. Smith became the full-time Brigade Secretary for the Boys' Brigades and was knighted in 1909 for his work with the organization. He unexpectedly took ill and passed away in 1914 while attending a Boys' Brigades Executive meeting in London.
Unify’s predictions for 2016 and beyond
Once again, we’re excited to share our predictions for the coming year – we’ve sourced these from our experts across the business using our team collaboration tool Circuit. We hope you enjoy this summary of our predictions for 2016 and beyond. For a detailed look into our predictions, head over to the Unify blog http://bit.ly/1OhMm1f
Stay in touch with the latest from Unify by following @UnifyCo on Twitter.
Cellular microenvironment information regulation
Fundamental to bioregulatory medicine: The role of the microenvironment as critical supporter of healthy cells.
Medical Risk Management
Risk management is of such vital importance in the development of medical devices that a separate standard was devised to ensure the adequacy of hazard reduction processes. ISO 14971, a standard titled Medical devices -- Application of risk management to medical devices aims to ensure that medical end products (devices) are as free of hazards as reasonably possible. It specifies a process for identifying, analyzing, and controlling (reducing or mitigating) all risks, and to monitor the effectiveness of your risk management lifecycle.
Check out our webinar to learn more about the practicalities of managing risks in complex medical (embedded) software projects. The webinar covers the planning and execution of a comprehensive risk management lifecycle, from analysis through reduction to reporting and compliance.
Conceptos Virus.
Este documento define y explica varios tipos de malware comunes, incluyendo virus, adware, backdoors, botnets, gusanos, hoaxes, hijackers, keyloggers, phishing, PUP, rogues, riskware, rootkits, spam, troyanos, spyware y ransomware, describiendo brevemente las funciones y objetivos de cada uno.
Spirit of manufacturing II
The document provides information about the Spirit of Manufacturing Awards, which recognize and encourage innovation in the manufacturing sector in India. The awards are a joint initiative between TiE and Power2SME. The 2014 awards ceremony honored winners in categories like Innovation & IT Adoption, Social Impact, Woman Entrepreneur of the Year, and Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Details are provided on the selection process and judges. The document also announces the launch of the second season of awards and provides a timeline and registration information.
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai is fast emerging as an attractive a hotspot for young and enthusiastic young entrepreneurs keen to explore new business avenues
INFOGRAPHIC: Make In India: Why Global Companies Should Invest In the Constru...
India will see increased economic growth, and the removal of barriers to foreign investment will spur demand for construction in the days to come
5 short term goals make in india
The document outlines short-term goals in four areas - finance, skill development, infrastructure, and certification & standards - to promote the 'Make in India' initiative for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in India. The goals include promoting a trade receivables financing scheme for MSMEs, defining core skills for high-employment sectors, designating factory clusters near urban areas, and creating quality certification programs with support from the Bureau of Indian Standards and Quality Council of India.
Infographic: Current Govt Programmes To Boost MSME Sector
The document summarizes several current government programs in India that aim to boost the MSME sector. The Cluster Development Programme focuses on holistic development of MSME clusters through soft interventions like capacity building and marketing, as well as hard infrastructure upgrades. The National Small Industries Corporation provides integrated support services to MSMEs through its offices and centers. The Office of Development Commissioner operates networks of institutes, centers, and rooms that provide common resources for MSME planning, manufacturing, and training. Finally, the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme aims to increase MSME global competitiveness through 10 components addressing issues across the value chain.
INFOGRAPHIC: Make in India: Leather Sector-Investors' Delight
The leather industry is a major draw for global investors due to India's strong base of raw materials like leather, its ability to meet 10% of the world's leather needs, and $6 billion in leather exports in 2013-2014. The industry is projected to grow exports 24% annually over 5 years due to available resources, modernization efforts, a young workforce, and government support initiatives making it an attractive option for investment.
Infographic:Thermal Power Sector-Opportunities In Full Bloom
The thermal power industry has taken a giant leap forward and is playing a crucial role in making India a an economic powerhouse!
INFOGRAPHIC: What Benefits Will GST Bring For SMEs?
GST will replace the current indirect taxation system in India with a single, harmonized tax that applies to both goods and services. It will simplify tax payment and filing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through e-payment systems and make tax evasion more difficult. Lower tax burdens from GST will boost competitiveness for SMEs by reducing costs and creating a more business-friendly environment. The Indian government aims to pass GST legislation in early 2015 and implement the new tax system nationwide by April 2016.
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai is fast emerging as an attractive a hotspot for young and enthusiastic young entrepreneurs keen to explore new business avenues
More Related Content
Viewers also liked
Thinking and Memory
Information processing involves three main steps - encoding, storage, and retrieval. Encoding involves paying attention to process information through either automatic or effortful processing. There are two main types of memory storage - sensory memory which fades quickly, and long-term memory which can store memories permanently. Context is important for retrieval as memories are best recalled in the same context they were encoded in. Forgetting can occur due to failures in encoding, storage or retrieval and can be caused by interference or motivated forgetting.
Take5 - 5 ways to simplify your communications systems
This document discusses 5 ways to simplify and optimize communications systems through consolidation. It outlines how consolidating communication channels, mobile and office systems, customer communications management, multiple sites, and applications into a single platform can [1] reduce costs and complexity, [2] improve productivity, collaboration and mobility, and [3] enhance the customer experience. The benefits of consolidation include cost savings, better collaboration, increased productivity and customer satisfaction, and greater mobility.
1n2 tss Boys Brigade
William Alexander Smith founded the Boys' Brigades in 1883. He was born in 1854 in Scotland and had a military background, working his way up the ranks of the 1st Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers. Smith became the full-time Brigade Secretary for the Boys' Brigades and was knighted in 1909 for his work with the organization. He unexpectedly took ill and passed away in 1914 while attending a Boys' Brigades Executive meeting in London.
Unify’s predictions for 2016 and beyond
Once again, we’re excited to share our predictions for the coming year – we’ve sourced these from our experts across the business using our team collaboration tool Circuit. We hope you enjoy this summary of our predictions for 2016 and beyond. For a detailed look into our predictions, head over to the Unify blog http://bit.ly/1OhMm1f
Stay in touch with the latest from Unify by following @UnifyCo on Twitter.
Cellular microenvironment information regulation
Fundamental to bioregulatory medicine: The role of the microenvironment as critical supporter of healthy cells.
Medical Risk Management
Risk management is of such vital importance in the development of medical devices that a separate standard was devised to ensure the adequacy of hazard reduction processes. ISO 14971, a standard titled Medical devices -- Application of risk management to medical devices aims to ensure that medical end products (devices) are as free of hazards as reasonably possible. It specifies a process for identifying, analyzing, and controlling (reducing or mitigating) all risks, and to monitor the effectiveness of your risk management lifecycle.
Check out our webinar to learn more about the practicalities of managing risks in complex medical (embedded) software projects. The webinar covers the planning and execution of a comprehensive risk management lifecycle, from analysis through reduction to reporting and compliance.
Conceptos Virus.
Este documento define y explica varios tipos de malware comunes, incluyendo virus, adware, backdoors, botnets, gusanos, hoaxes, hijackers, keyloggers, phishing, PUP, rogues, riskware, rootkits, spam, troyanos, spyware y ransomware, describiendo brevemente las funciones y objetivos de cada uno.
Viewers also liked (7)
Take5 - 5 ways to simplify your communications systems
Take5 - 5 ways to simplify your communications systems
More from Power2SME
Spirit of manufacturing II
The document provides information about the Spirit of Manufacturing Awards, which recognize and encourage innovation in the manufacturing sector in India. The awards are a joint initiative between TiE and Power2SME. The 2014 awards ceremony honored winners in categories like Innovation & IT Adoption, Social Impact, Woman Entrepreneur of the Year, and Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Details are provided on the selection process and judges. The document also announces the launch of the second season of awards and provides a timeline and registration information.
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai is fast emerging as an attractive a hotspot for young and enthusiastic young entrepreneurs keen to explore new business avenues
INFOGRAPHIC: Make In India: Why Global Companies Should Invest In the Constru...
India will see increased economic growth, and the removal of barriers to foreign investment will spur demand for construction in the days to come
5 short term goals make in india
The document outlines short-term goals in four areas - finance, skill development, infrastructure, and certification & standards - to promote the 'Make in India' initiative for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in India. The goals include promoting a trade receivables financing scheme for MSMEs, defining core skills for high-employment sectors, designating factory clusters near urban areas, and creating quality certification programs with support from the Bureau of Indian Standards and Quality Council of India.
Infographic: Current Govt Programmes To Boost MSME Sector
The document summarizes several current government programs in India that aim to boost the MSME sector. The Cluster Development Programme focuses on holistic development of MSME clusters through soft interventions like capacity building and marketing, as well as hard infrastructure upgrades. The National Small Industries Corporation provides integrated support services to MSMEs through its offices and centers. The Office of Development Commissioner operates networks of institutes, centers, and rooms that provide common resources for MSME planning, manufacturing, and training. Finally, the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme aims to increase MSME global competitiveness through 10 components addressing issues across the value chain.
INFOGRAPHIC: Make in India: Leather Sector-Investors' Delight
The leather industry is a major draw for global investors due to India's strong base of raw materials like leather, its ability to meet 10% of the world's leather needs, and $6 billion in leather exports in 2013-2014. The industry is projected to grow exports 24% annually over 5 years due to available resources, modernization efforts, a young workforce, and government support initiatives making it an attractive option for investment.
Infographic:Thermal Power Sector-Opportunities In Full Bloom
The thermal power industry has taken a giant leap forward and is playing a crucial role in making India a an economic powerhouse!
INFOGRAPHIC: What Benefits Will GST Bring For SMEs?
GST will replace the current indirect taxation system in India with a single, harmonized tax that applies to both goods and services. It will simplify tax payment and filing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through e-payment systems and make tax evasion more difficult. Lower tax burdens from GST will boost competitiveness for SMEs by reducing costs and creating a more business-friendly environment. The Indian government aims to pass GST legislation in early 2015 and implement the new tax system nationwide by April 2016.
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai is fast emerging as an attractive a hotspot for young and enthusiastic young entrepreneurs keen to explore new business avenues
More from Power2SME (10)
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
INFOGRAPHIC: Make In India: Why Global Companies Should Invest In the Constru...
INFOGRAPHIC: Make In India: Why Global Companies Should Invest In the Constru...
Infographic: Current Govt Programmes To Boost MSME Sector
Infographic: Current Govt Programmes To Boost MSME Sector
INFOGRAPHIC: Make in India: Leather Sector-Investors' Delight
INFOGRAPHIC: Make in India: Leather Sector-Investors' Delight
Infographic:Thermal Power Sector-Opportunities In Full Bloom
Infographic:Thermal Power Sector-Opportunities In Full Bloom
INFOGRAPHIC: What Benefits Will GST Bring For SMEs?
INFOGRAPHIC: What Benefits Will GST Bring For SMEs?
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
Chennai Cluster: Fostering Growth Opportunities For SMES
The Indian Start-Up Ecosystem: On A Higher Growth Trajectory
- 1. ON A HIGHER GROWTH TRAJECTORY The Indian Start-up Ecosystem Where does India Stand? Positive Indicators 3rd largest start-up ecosystem in world after The US and The UK 3100 startups present in India By 2020 there would be 11500 startups; employing over 250K people 800 start-ups set up every year Over 20 mergers & acquisitions worth USD 1 billion in last 3 years 225 angel investment deals worth over USD 2 billion Top 10 Emerging Start-ups Cloudcodes Data Resolve GrexIt iPay InnovAccer Uniken Vayavya Labs VDime Innovative Works WebEngage Wegilant Net Source: Nasscom India Start-up Report 2014 Power2SME Editorial TOP 10