Hindu Business Line 1 month ago

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I think we did miss the infotech bus. Today, we should have had at least a $1 billion business in the knowledge sector. He is known to be a person who speaks his mind. Full Article at Hindu Business Line

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  1. The infotech wave is in many ways exactly like what TVS does — highly ethical businesses, organised people, engineers, manpower right at the doorstep… I think TVS did miss that bus. Today, even if not a $4-5 billion business, we should have had at least a $1-billion business in the knowledge sector
    SOURCE: Hindu Business Line 1 month ago
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