The Summit focuses on the overall Indian electronics industry, with an emphasis on the challenges faced by the industry while setting up a new business, or when trying to take a venture to the next level.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
| 08:45 am - 09:30am | Delegate registration and networking over tea/coffee |
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09:30 am - 09:40am |
Opening address and introduction |
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09.45 am - 10.45am |
Inauguration and the lamp lighting ceremony, followed by the keynote address |
| 10:45 am - 11:30am | Panel Discussion: 'Emerging Markets in India --The Upcoming& Untapped Business'
Despite the economic slowdown in the global market, Indian industry, particularly the ICT and the electronics sectors, is witnessing healthy growth and serving as a driving force. The estimated market size of the Indian electronics industry is $1.5 trillion. Market segments like mobiles, computers and consumer electronics are very much in the limelight. Besides, there are emerging markets like power electronics, LED lighting, security systems, etc. There are also untapped opportunities in established markets like medical electronics, healthcare, strategic electronics, the rural sector, transportation, solar energy, etc. This session will cover the really promising markets, highlighting untapped potential.
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| 11:30 am - 11:45am | Networking over tea and coffee |
| 11:45 am - 12:30pm | Panel discussion: 'Made in India - Design Challenges & Innovativeness'
While identifying markets and zeroing in on a potential product to develop, the challenge lies in how to make it a leader in a competitive market. The product needs to meet various criteria – it should be innovative enough to excite potential users in a market saturated with gizmos; and be adaptable to the latest technologies and those under development.
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| 12:30 pm - 13:15pm | Panel Discussion: ‘The Electronics Eco-system in India A Bird's Eye View'
Over the last few years, debates on infrastructure like power, logistics and supply chain management have generated a lot of buzz in the Indian industry. For the electronics industry, these are crucial requirements for growth. PCB manufacturing, electronics manufacturing services, proto-typing services, product distribution, testing and quality services, after sales service and support, availability of electronics as well as non-electronics components, and government approvals are some of the other significant aspects that guarantee the industry's growth. The session will focus on all these aspects on a macro as well as a micro level.
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| 14.00 pm - 14:45pm | Panel Discussion: Investing in India: Where to Invest and How to Attract Investments
Eminent economists and the government claim that despite the slowdown, India remains a preferred destination for foreign investors. But as a matter of fact, while there is no dearth of funds for large-scale projects, small- and mid-sized companies still struggle to attract investments. For start-ups too, growing to the next level remains a painful experience. Local banks and state-owned financial institutions do offer their support to companies to a certain extent. However, attracting funds remains a hurdle. In this session, bankers, venture capitalists, angel investors and representatives of central and state governments will speak about how they decide on which companies to invest in. Various investment schemes available for small/mid-sized firms and start-ups will also be discussed in this session.
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| 14.45 pm - 15:00 pm | Summary & Closing Address |
| 15.00 pm onwards | Networking over tea and coffee, before closing |
*NOTE: The information on this site could be subject to change.


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