Government extends deadline to obtain FASTags, will aid in sale of highway road assets
A recent Colliers India investment report solicited responses from the top 40 institutional investors in the country to understand their investment priorities in 2019.
Data centres are attracting an unprecedented numbers of investors and developers
The smart city mission along with other new-age initiatives like Digital India is expected to remain top priority in the Government’s development-led agenda.
The billion-dollar question is not what the budget holds for the country but what the voter holds between his heart and his mind.
The Indo- European Business Forum (IEBF) recently unveiled its report titled ‘Moving Towards a $10 trillion Economy: India 2030’, at the 'Global Investment Conclave on Investment Opportunities in New India' in the UK’s House of Lords, London.
Sometimes numbers speak louder than words: India is reportedly set to witness investments close to Rs 500 billion for the creation of warehousing facilities between 2018 and 2020.
'The major support from Digital India to the Smart Cities mission has come in the form of Aadhaar,' says Korath V Mathew, IT and e-Governance Consultant. 'The second important initiative is the common service centre, which is supplementing the smart cities; and third is the digitisation programme.'
According to Quantela, a company that provides artificial intelligence-based smart city solutions, India's smart cities business opportunities is worth nearly $4 bn.
While Santanu Das, Senior Vice President, Design and Simulation, Bentley Systems, manages global sales, marketing, development and services of the company's building, plant, electrical, civil, and reality modelling applications, Phil Christensen, Senior Vice President, Reality Modelling and Cloud Services, Bentley Systems, is responsible for the company's portfolio of reality modelling software and cloud services.
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