Charting the Change from BPO to BoP: Training the Next Generation of Skilled Labor in IndiaBy Arvind Perumbala | 15 June, 2012
Before the services industry boom, the choice for a young graduate in India was very limited. You had to be an engineer or doctor to even think of getting into decent salary league, let alone high-paying salary league.. [Read More]
An Entrepreneur’s View: WorldHaus, A Prototype for Progress in Global Housingby Daniel Gross | April 27, 2012
We’re living a moment in history when solving the world’s problems is more necessary and achievable than at any other time. With rapidly expanding population growth putting increasing strain on domestic natural resources, providing safe, reliable housing to millions of citizens is an intensifying challenge to governments around the world… [Read More]
In Telemedicine, Often Old Habits Prove Bigger Challenge Than Technology Hurdlesby Mandava Harsha Vardhan | April 18, 2012
As one heads into Juvvalapalem, a remote village in the delta of river Krishna in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, it is difficult to imagine that this place could be connected to doctors in a big city. Head to the GloCare telemedicine centre in the village, an Anavo Global LLC enterprise implemented by Parivartan Foundation… [Read More]
Skill Developmentby Dasra | February 7, 2012
Dasra (India’s leading philanthropy foundation) in it’s latest report on Skill Development, rates Laurus Edutech most capable among 7 high potential organizations. Read.
Incubator and Impact Investor Aims for Multiple BoP Sectorsby Scott Anderson | February 1, 2012
In July 2011, Anurag Jain decided to leave his position as the head of Dell’s Services Delivery unit, where he lead a team of 18,000 IT professionals working in key areas like cloud computing, applications, and business process solutions. Jain, an engineer and entrepreneur, decided to focus exclusively on growing an impact investing incubator, Anavo Global… [Read More]
