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ESC to set up office in city
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI, SEPT. 23. The Electronics and Computer Software Export
Promotion Council (ESC), the autonomous organisation under the
Ministry of Information and Technology, will set up an office in
Chennai.
The new office will operate from TIDEL Park, Taramani, and will
benefit the medium and small software companies in the South. The
Council has taken possession of the space at TIDEL and the office
is expected to be operational from next month.
Mr. D. K. Sareen, Executive Director, ESC, said the Council is
launching a series of road shows in different parts of the world
to promote Indian IT products and services. The ESC was the ideal
export agency for the medium and small companies, which could not
afford to run offices abroad.
In India, the Council was organising a ``mega event'' called
``Indiasoft 2001,'' which would comprise software exposition and
conferences. The event was being jointly sponsored by the
Ministries of IT, Commerce and Industry. The objective of the
event would be to leverage Indian IT capabilities to global
strategic alliances. It would focus on software services, IT-
enabled services, IT convergence, e-business, IT manpower and IT
financing, said Mr. S. Ramasundaram, Joint Secretary, Department
of Commerce.
Indiasoft would bring together business delegations from 20
countries who were interested in IT-outsourcing from Indian
software companies. It would also have leading companies from
India. The event would be the showcase of Indian software
capabilities, especially that of small and medium companies.
The Council had made extra efforts to ensure the presence of
leading venture capitalists who would be ready for angel funding
of innovative ideas. The event would have three global level
conferences on contemporary themes. Renowned global IT experts
would also participate in the event.
Mr. Sareen and Mr. Ramasundaram were in the city to promote
Indiasoft and to create awareness about the Council's operations.
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