The Knowledge Economy in India

India has realised, later than many other nations, that in order to prosper in the new world economy it will need to successfully manage its knowledge assets. This book investigates the rise of entrepreneurship and knowledge management. It looks at the high tech sector, how it is at present and it's prospects for growth. It then goes onto analyse the effect that the knowledge economy will have on labour, business strategy and corporate restructuring and highlights the challenges that India will face, not least whether it can offer enough employment potential for 1 billion people.

Autorentext
RAJ AGGARWAL Professor & Firestone Chair, Kent State University NESLIHAN AYDOGAN Kelley School of Business DIPAK BASU Professor in International Economics, Nagasaki University S.K. CHAKRABORTY Professor, Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta SOUMITRA DUTTA The Roland Berger Professor of EBusiness & IT, INSEAD SEEMA GAHLUT Director of the South Asia Program, University of Georgia G. GOPINATH Suffolk University, Boston DEVAL PARIKH Consultant, Pittiglio, Robin, Todd & McGrath DWIJEN RANGNEKAR Research Fellow, University College London BHANOJI RAO Honorary Research Professor, Gitam Institute of Foreign Trade CS VENKATA RATNAM Professor, International Management Institute, New Dehli MOHANBIR SAWHNEY McCormick Tribune Professor of Electronic Commerce & Technology, Kellogg School of Management JATI SENGUPTA University of California NIRVIKAR SINGH Professor of Economics, University of California DIPENDRA SINHA Department of Economics, Macquarie University, Australia ANUPAM SRIVASTAVA Executive Director of the India Initiative, University of Georgia NAVENDU VASAVADA Lumin Asset Management, Pittsburgh.

Inhalt
The Rise of Entrepreneurship in India; D.Sinha Angels, Venture Capital, and Entrepreneurship; C.Gopinath India's High-tech Sector Growth; N.Aydogan Information Technology as an Engine of Broad Based Growth in India; N.Singh Facing Hypercompetition in World Software Markets; J.Sengupta Powered by India; M.Sawhney Using Offshore Software Development to Drive Value; S.Dutta Coordination, Strategy and Capability in Indian Software; P.Banerjee Plant Breeding in an Era of Privatization; D.Rangnekar Business Strategy and Corporate Restructuring in India; R.Aggarwal Intangibles, Technology, Trade, and India; A.Srivastava & S.Gahlut Industrial Relations and Increasing Globalization; C.Venkataratnam Globalization & the Future of India; D.Basu Psychopathology & the Future of India; S.Chakraborty Freedom and Core Values for Indian Development; B.Rao Globalization, Legal Institutions & Values; S.Jain