Globally offshorable revenues of the 11 verticals including  traditional verticals (Aerospace, Automotive, Telecom, Semiconductors, Consumer Electronics and Construction/Heavy Machinery) and emerging verticals (Computing Systems, Energy, Infrastructure, Industrial Automation and Medical Devices) are expected to reach between USD 90-100 billion out of which India would garner a 40 per cent share by 2020 equivalent to USD 40-45 billion from the current share of USD 7.9 billion.

NASSCOM study on Engineering R & D opportunities landscape, shows that it is getting increasingly critical for  the Indian ER&D services offshoring industry to augment its existing capabilities to engage in end-to-end product development initiatives.

NASSCOM along with GESIA (Gujarat Electronics & Software Industries Association) is happy to invite you on Friday, 10 Dec at Vadodara, for a forum that will help in aligning businesses with strategies to overcome challenges related to organizational and technical capability, operational excellence and quality of work, for the players in the engineering services space.

Don't miss an opportunity to hear the experts talk on the challenges and competition; key verticals that would put engineering R&D to use and what is the five-fold vision that would help realize the growth potential.