NASSCOM 10,000 Start-ups to present TechScale with Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft

All the tech enthusiasts out there, you better mark your calendar for Tuesday, 30^th September, at New Delhi because this is one event which you surely don't want to miss. 10,000 start-ups, which is a NASSCOM initiative supported by Google, Microsoft, Verisign, Kotak and Intel is all ready to host TechScale with Indian Origin Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. 10,000 start-ups is holding this event in association with Microsoft.

Satya Nadella is going to visit India for the first time after becoming Microsoft CEO by end of this month. Satya is only the third CEO to head Microsoft in the company’s 38 year old history. He is much famous in India because of being the first Indian origin CEO of Microsoft.

Technology is rapidly evolving nowadays, what is new today might be old tomorrow. Cloud and Mobile are fast changing the way we look at computing worldwide. The TechScale being held on 30^th September will have Satya Nadella talk about all the above mentioned scenarios and how young innovators and entrepreneurs can make use of the power of Microsoft’s platform to scale new heights and expand their horizons.

The event is scheduled for 30^th September 2014, 3:30 pm-5:00pm. All the details regarding the venue will be shared with the confirmed participants for the event most likely by 25^th September 2014. The event is most probably going to take place in New Delhi.

Any young entrepreneur (whether your product is small or big) can be a part of the event. So, if you think, you don’t want to miss out on this memorable evening, you can sign up for the event here.

Satya Nadella was born in Hyderabad in a Telugu family from Anantapur district and attained a bachelor of engineering in Electronics and Telecommunications from the Manipal Institute of Technology in 1987. Later he traveled to the U.S. to study for an MS degree in Computer Science at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, receiving his degree in 1990.

If you wish to ask Satya a question, you can tweet them with the hashtag #AskSatya and if you're lucky enough, you might get to ask him the question in person.

Tech entrepreneurs can sign up for an invite by link here - http://10000startups.com/techscale-with-satya-nadella/

NASSCOM 10,000 Start-ups to present TechScale with Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft

All the tech enthusiasts out there, you better mark your calendar for Tuesday, 30^th September, at New Delhi because this is one event which you surely don't want to miss. 10,000 start-ups, which is a NASSCOM initiative supported by Google, Microsoft, Verisign, Kotak and Intel is all ready to host TechScale with Indian Origin Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. 10,000 start-ups is holding this event in association with Microsoft.

Satya Nadella is going to visit India for the first time after becoming Microsoft CEO by end of this month. Satya is only the third CEO to head Microsoft in the company’s 38 year old history. He is much famous in India because of being the first Indian origin CEO of Microsoft.

Technology is rapidly evolving nowadays, what is new today might be old tomorrow. Cloud and Mobile are fast changing the way we look at computing worldwide. The TechScale being held on 30^th September will have Satya Nadella talk about all the above mentioned scenarios and how young innovators and entrepreneurs can make use of the power of Microsoft’s platform to scale new heights and expand their horizons.

The event is scheduled for 30^th September 2014, 3:30 pm-5:00pm. All the details regarding the venue will be shared with the confirmed participants for the event most likely by 25^th September 2014. The event is most probably going to take place in New Delhi.

Any young entrepreneur (whether your product is small or big) can be a part of the event. So, if you think, you don’t want to miss out on this memorable evening, you can sign up for the event here.

Satya Nadella was born in Hyderabad in a Telugu family from Anantapur district and attained a bachelor of engineering in Electronics and Telecommunications from the Manipal Institute of Technology in 1987. Later he traveled to the U.S. to study for an MS degree in Computer Science at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, receiving his degree in 1990.

If you wish to ask Satya a question, you can tweet them with the hashtag #AskSatya and if you're lucky enough, you might get to ask him the question in person.

Tech entrepreneurs can sign up for an invite by link here - http://10000startups.com/techscale-with-satya-nadella/

Nasscom to launch Startup-registry, for Startups to be discoverable for investors, media and government.

In order to gather information of all tech based start-ups in the country, NASSCOM will soon launch its nationwide start-up registry. NASSCOM will create a national database of tech startups and identify the areas in which they are operating.

According to the IT industry body, the registry will function as a discovery platform for media, investors, government and enterprises. NASSCOM is currently gearing up to launch the third phase of its '10,000 Start-ups' initiative. This platform will also provide the emerging start-ups the much needed exposure and an awesome opportunity to be discoverable for media, investors and government authorities.

According to R. Chandrashekhar, President, NASSCOM, India is soon turning into a hotbed for technology based start-ups and his organization’s ’10,000 start-up’ initiative will try to partner with all stakeholders to help India emerge as an innovation hub.

In the first two phases of this initiative which were spread over 2013, the industry body was able to attract a good 7,000 applicants.

Of these 7,000 applicants, 529 were shortlisted and finally 125 applicants received benefits like mentoring, funding, acceleration, enterprise connections, co-working spaces and showcase opportunities.

According to the NASSCOM President, the IT industry representative will use the experiences, learning from last year and even the insights it gained during InnoTrek in the planning of the third phase.

Intel, the global chip maker is all set to become the industry sponsor and collaborate with NASSCOM to turn India into a hotspot in the Internet of Things, which is a virtual representation of an internet structure with unique identifiers and power to transfer huge volumes of data over a network without any problem.

India’s most innovative emerging start-ups which are building world class products will be showcased in Hong Kong, Israel, Singapore and some European Countries this year by NASSCOM’s InnoTrek, a representative delegation of software solutions and products.

Ravi Gururaj, NASSCOM’s product Conclave Chairman also stated that his organization will focus on the NASSCOM-Google ‘girls in tech’ programme in order to increase the representation of women founders in start-ups.

NASSCOM will soon also launch a skills initiative that will focus on the tech start-up segment. It will create courses and modules which will impart skills ranging from product management and in-bound marketing to app development, user interfaces and analytics. A pilot project on this is expected to kick start in the next few months.

Nasscom to launch Startup-registry, for Startups to be discoverable for investors, media and government.

In order to gather information of all tech based start-ups in the country, NASSCOM will soon launch its nationwide start-up registry. NASSCOM will create a national database of tech startups and identify the areas in which they are operating.

According to the IT industry body, the registry will function as a discovery platform for media, investors, government and enterprises. NASSCOM is currently gearing up to launch the third phase of its '10,000 Start-ups' initiative. This platform will also provide the emerging start-ups the much needed exposure and an awesome opportunity to be discoverable for media, investors and government authorities.

According to R. Chandrashekhar, President, NASSCOM, India is soon turning into a hotbed for technology based start-ups and his organization’s ’10,000 start-up’ initiative will try to partner with all stakeholders to help India emerge as an innovation hub.

In the first two phases of this initiative which were spread over 2013, the industry body was able to attract a good 7,000 applicants.

Of these 7,000 applicants, 529 were shortlisted and finally 125 applicants received benefits like mentoring, funding, acceleration, enterprise connections, co-working spaces and showcase opportunities.

According to the NASSCOM President, the IT industry representative will use the experiences, learning from last year and even the insights it gained during InnoTrek in the planning of the third phase.

Intel, the global chip maker is all set to become the industry sponsor and collaborate with NASSCOM to turn India into a hotspot in the Internet of Things, which is a virtual representation of an internet structure with unique identifiers and power to transfer huge volumes of data over a network without any problem.

India’s most innovative emerging start-ups which are building world class products will be showcased in Hong Kong, Israel, Singapore and some European Countries this year by NASSCOM’s InnoTrek, a representative delegation of software solutions and products.

Ravi Gururaj, NASSCOM’s product Conclave Chairman also stated that his organization will focus on the NASSCOM-Google ‘girls in tech’ programme in order to increase the representation of women founders in start-ups.

NASSCOM will soon also launch a skills initiative that will focus on the tech start-up segment. It will create courses and modules which will impart skills ranging from product management and in-bound marketing to app development, user interfaces and analytics. A pilot project on this is expected to kick start in the next few months.