R&D

K.RAGHAVENDRACHARI
10081D0019

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Agenda:
Introduction
Objectives
R&D-India
Summary

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 Introduction
“ creative work undertaken on a systematic basis in order
to increase the stock of knowledge, including knowledge
of man, culture and society, and the use of this stock of
knowledge to devise new applications" 
-OED

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Objectives

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R&D Industrial Segments
 Semiconductor  Banking and Retail
 Software Products
 Devices  Technologies

 Semiconductor
 Automotives
 Equipment Mfg.

INDIA
 Medical Devices and
 Aerospace
 Bio Tech

 Networking and
 Telecom Products  OEM / ODM / EMS
Storage

 Computing Products,
 Peripherals

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Different Companies
Company Name Purpose

Toxicological studies, bio-safety studies,

Shriram Institute for Industrial Research
microbiological studies

Wockhardt Limited, Bandra, Mumbai Medical, Pharmacy

Greencash Securities Private Limited Online research services.

Defence Research & Defence

Organization

University Of Agricultural Sciences Agro research

Indira Gandhi Centre For Atomic

Analytical chemistry research program.
Research

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India as an R&D hub
More than 100
Low Cost: Fortune 500
Companies
One-fifth that in the US or Europe.
have R&D in
Access to qualified manpower:  India
250 universities
2,00,000 engineering graduates and 5,000 PhDs.
World Class Standards:
Ranks second in world by Software Engineering Institute
(SEI).
Infrastructure.
Easy approvals.

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FDI in R&D

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Contd..

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Sector wise R&D units

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Summary
India is a Growing Economy with Tremendous
Potential and Propensity to Innovate

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