Forbes Column 2009: India’s Idle Tech Talent
The slow economy has meant less work to go around for thousands of employees at Indian outsourcing firms. But their time need not be wasted: read India’s Idle Tech Talent to find out more.
This segment is a part in the series : Forbes Column 2009
. Silencing India . Advice For Laid-Off Engineers . Success Tips For New Entrepreneurs . Barriers To Innovation . Open Source Means Business . India's Innovation Gap . US and India's Tech Dilemma . India - Where Angels Fear To Trade . An Entrepreneur Stimulus Plan . Recession Entrepreneurship . Gaming The Recession . The Smart-Grid Dilemma . Key To Innovation . An Innovation Conundrum . Green Jobs . Health Care's Big Opportunity . The Future Of E-Commerce . The Future Of Television . Consolidation Looms For SaaS . The Next Frontier In Search Marketing . A Time For AI . The SaaS Roll-Up Begins . Health Care IT's Diagnosis . Venture Capital . Mompreneurs . New Careers For Techies . What Amazon Should Buy Next . China's Innovation Advantage . The Long Road To Edutainment . Wall St. Vs. 'Virtual Street' . India's Idle Tech Talent . Building Your Personal Brand . New Ways To Mentor Entrepreneurs . Seducing A VC . The VC Quandary . The Education Solution . Tech M&A Heats Up . Entrepreneurs . Reading Your Customers' Minds . Capitalism's Fundamental Flaw . India's Next Celebrities . Retailers . Streamlining Innovation . Health Care's Email Prescription
i think idle talent should be put to use for survery or finding new ways to develop efficent softwares