Monday, August 17, 2009

IT growth in Mangalore

DAKSHINA KANNADA - POTENTIAL IT DESTINATION

P E O P L E A N D L A N D

The region provides the ideal social and economic scenario imperative for any strategic investment. People are service oriented and entrepreneurial.

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Educated, Multicultural, multi-religious and cosmopolitan society with quality living standards. Literacy rate is 100%.
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Locales in sylvan surroundings, unpolluted atmosphere and a moderate climate with good rainfall.
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A popular tourist destination with a virgin coastline and places of scenatic beauty.
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Temples, ancient forts, etc. dot the landscape epitonizing the region's rich cultureand eventful history.
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For those incluned, there are clubs, bowling alleys, pubs and hangouts for entertainment.

Railway- Konkan railway is already operational.
Airport- daily connections to Bangalore, Mumbai.
Power- on par with best in Karnataka.
Telecom- 2 Telecom District are operational Mangalore and Udupi.

C O S T F A C T O R

The region offers great competitive edge to the investors through low cost infrastructure, real estate and manpower. It has all the advantages of a growing modern city and none of the shortcoming of an over populated metropolis.

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Offers maximum payoffs, especially for the manpower/ technology dependent industries.
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Real estate costs are 25-30% lower than Bangalore. The region offers good real estate setup with both built-up and vacant land available in abundance.
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Support costs are estimated to be 20% lower than Bangalore.
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Easy availability of trained manpower in engineering, management, basic sciences and arts from reputed institures. Around 7,500 graduates pass out every year including about 2,500 in engineering. More than 70% of them are trained in basic IT. A large pool of diploma holders are also available.
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Manpower costs are estimated to be 30% lower than Bangalore.

Growth Potential for ITES in Mangalore..

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Recommanded McKinsey Draft for ITES Policy to Karnataka Government.
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Mangalore well Positioned for ITES, BPO by Government of Karnataka.
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ITES revolution is expected in Mangalore.
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2,25,000 jobs will be get created in Secondary cities of Karnataka by 2010- McKinsey.
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Rs 3 Crore each to first 3 ITES successful Companies- Government of Karnataka.
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Good English speaking population.
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Very High Literacy rate.
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Less operating cost.
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Lower investment cost.
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Technically Skilled manpower- more number of Engineering Colleges.

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