Category Business Management
Type White Paper
Length 6
Publish Date December 10 2012
Date posted December 07 2012
Overview
Over the past year, The Economist has run headlines such as "Farewell to Incredible India", "India's economy: A BRIC hits the wall" and "Indian banks: Hold your nose". This theme is one which many outside India have adopted, but what about those from within the country? This report from IDG Connect looks at how IT & Business professionals based in India think India is failing and why.
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