World-renowned Indian scientist Dr RA Mashelkar discusses India's potential to drive 'inclusive innovation' that can deliver more value for more people at less cost and using fewer natural resources. Click here for full article.
We recently attended the launch of Xerox's Innovation Hub in Chennai (a major South Indian city), their first such venture outside the developed world. The initial mission of the Xerox India Innovation Hub is to develop document management solutions that are relevant to emerging market countries and, ...
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REVOLO A sustainable, hybrid solution that increases fuel efficiency, with the potential for mass adoption KPIT Cummins has developed a technology for an intelligent, plug-in, parallel hybrid solution that will enable both existing and new vehicles to dramatically increase fuel efficiency and engine performance, while significantly decreasing green house gas (GHG) emissions. ...
FT.com has a great article explaining how Indian innovations – or Indovations – are driven by scarcity and could benefit not only India but the entire world.
Multinationals and Indian firms are embracing “polycentric innovation” – integrating globally distributed R&D capabilities to serve innovation demand worldwide. Please see the full article here.
