A brief Divisional Approach case on the Origins of Bengaluru as an IT-Hub that drives the Software Industry in India today.

1. Main issue: What makes Bangalore a Tier-1 city?
Economic and
Governance Aspects
Geographical and
Other Aspects
Sub-issueIssues Sub-sub-issue Analysis
• Developed Infrastructure
• Highly Skilled Talent Pool
• Industrial Rapid-pace
• Ease of Doing Business
• Favourable Location of Trade
• Outing Options
• Demographical Distribution
• Other Features
• The hi-tech facilities like software parks pave the way for the
development of software and other related industries.
• The elaborate rail and road transport, combined with access to
airports and metro system makes this city one of most accessible
cities in India.
• The education system in Karnataka is pretty strong as you have
600 universities, including ITI, 135 engineering colleges, 181
polytechnics and 103 R&D departments.
• Bangalore's attractiveness contributes to the R&D divisions that
still thrive in the city.
• Opening up of SEZ'S and software parks
• The cities situated close to harbors have better facilities for import and
export and develop faster.
• Bangalore has direct highways connecting it to other major trade hubs
like chennai, mumbai, hyderabad.
• In this age of technology, people feels disconnected to nature which
paves the way for frustration.
• It's important to know the percentage of what type of population is living
in the city for trading options.
• From the customer's perspective, Bangalore will continue to find favors
with first time offshoring firms - as it significantly mitigates risk because of
the mature and established service delivery capabilities.
• Analysis of the software development factors, policies and
relation with other sctors.
• These infrastructural developments have contributed to the
rise in FDI in Bangalore.
• Aspects of Karnataka state taking the initiative of
formulating several IT centers in the city, including charting
specific regulations regarding their functioning.
• Interest of MNCs like Motorola, Philips, AMD, Intel, Google,
Microsoft, Texas Instruments, Daimler Chrysler, GE, SAP and
Oracle .
• Policies which simplify the process of opening new
businesses and industries.
• Analysis of the trade effects on urbanization and IT
infrastructure.
• Internal Transort Infrastructure as an accelerator to key
competitive benefits.
• Climate dependencies and human psychology on renewing
with outing options.
• Analysis of Number of Languages spoken to more talent
immigration.
• Mapping of existing Capabilities and Services with business
and startup-growth.

2. • Developed Infrastructure
• Highly Skilled Talent Pool
• Industrial Rapid-pace
• Ease of Doing Business
Issue 1 –Economic and Governance Aspects.
Sub-issues
• Bangalore
• Regions under Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara
Palike(BBMP).
Scope
Methodology
• Literature review and desk research
Work plan2
Team member
• Sharat Sawhney

3. • Favourable Location of Trade
• Outing Options
• Demographical Distribution
• Other Features
Issue 2 -Geographical and Other Aspects
Sub-issues Scope
Methodology
Work plan2
Batch member
• Bangalore
• Regions under Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara
Palike(BBMP).
• Literature review and desk research
Sharat
Sawhney