Building blocks for a resurgent India
Everyone knows that while software services can rake in the moolah, the business model is very susceptible to economic vagaries and that the entry barriers are also quite low, with countries like China emerging as powerful competitors. Everyone also talks about products, but most of the passion exhibited remains just that—talk, with no action. Srikanth R P and Stanley Glancy tell you about some firms and an institution that has spawned them, that could turn the tide for India

Powai Labs—Big dreams, big potential
How many chances would you give a small Indian company competing against giants in the chip design verification market? One would say not too many.

DeusCo Technologies — Changing enterprise computing
An infrastructure that will more than halve the cost of enterprise systems—this is the big dream being cherished and nurtured by the young and passionate technologists at DeusCo Technologies, among the first start-ups set up in the KReSIT business incubator at IIT-Bombay.

Phonologies — Talking success
Imagine the ability to have your e-mail read out to you while on the move, or to access the latest news on different websites, or carry out stock trading transactions—all through voice activated commands and through any phone.

Eisodus Networks—Bridging the past and the future
The new kid on the block at the business incubator in the Kanwal Rekhi School of Information technology (KReSIT) is Eisodus Networks.

Myzus Infotech—Resiliency is the catchword
Inspired by the insect Myzus Persicae, which is known to be highly resilient in all forms of weather and conditions, Myzus Infotech is a company that shows the characteristics of a true start-up but with the resilience to survive changing economic conditions.

Embedded Robot Technologies— Visions of a bright future
‘Anticipate the future’ is the shibboleth at Embedded Robot Technologies (eRT).

Herald Logic—Impeccable business logic
Have you ever seen an enterprise application that reacts according to your business needs and gives you data that you need, rather than have you seeking it out? Well, Herald Logic’s product ‘Intellipush’ does just that.