Why these companies have chosen to remain single-product entitiesThere have been instances of large global companies that have cracked a single-product market and then focused on other markets.
20 Indian startups participate at London Tech WeekThe IE20 provides a global platform to the top 20 upcoming global Indian organisations, along with offering them worldwide visibility.
Looking for Helpchat? Try Tapzo instead"We replaced chat with a self-serve interface based on customer inputs, and with every enhancement of the platform, we are witnessing massi...
India second biggest investor in LondonIndia has emerged as the second biggest investor in London after the US with country's tech firms investing in the British capital at an un...
Bootstrapping - running a startup without equity funding is the better way forwardBhavin Turakhia, for sure has been celebrating bootstrapping since 1998. Turakhia took a loan of Rs 25,000 from his father and cofounded Di...
Freshdesk buys Konotor for an undisclosed amountFreshdesk, founded in 2010, competes with the likes of US-based Zendesk, Salesforce’s Desk.com and even local ones such as HappyFox, Kayako...
Why some startups don't want to take VC cash routeSky-high valuations and millions in funding aren't draws for some startups who'd rather go it alone and build their companies organically.
Brotherhood of entrepreneurs: How a frat pack of startup founders helping each otherVijay Shekhar Sharma, founder of Paytm, an online payments platform backed by China’s Alibaba, stepped in and provided space for free to Gu...
Akosha raises Rs 100 crore from Sequoia CapitalThe company is in the process of moving its entire operations from Delhi to Bengaluru, a move that Singla attributed to better availability...
Mass exodus: Tech startups may shift overseas as young ventures face regulatory hurdles in IndiaNine of the top 30 business-to-business software product cos by market cap have already relocated to US, Singapore & UK, according to iSPIx.
iSpirt’s BootUpINDIA celebrates the moment of glory for bootstrapped venturesiSpirt has put together what it calls “BootUpINDIA”, an award function to recognise such bootstrapped entrepreneurs and mentor them for a y...
Why entrepreneurs in India are bootstrapping their startupsVenture capitalists are of the view that in a bootstrapped company the failure rate is lower, but the definition of success might be differ...
India second largest investor in LondonIndia has emerged as the second largest investor in the city of London with Indian companies led by software major Infosys.
- 30 software product firms break free from Nasscom
iSpirt, has been formed with the vision that India now has the basic building blocks to develop a powerful software product.
Startups like Waybeo, Dextrasys Tech, ChaYoWo Games & others bloom in small townsA slew of technology startups are making their home in non-metro cities. ET profiles technology product and service startups in non-metro c...
- New tech businesses emerge from tier-2 cities
A vibrant investment ecosystem emerging in the heartlands & a promising team of entrepreneurs are creating ripples that could translate int...
- Obama and team rely on made-in-India software
When it comes to US government websites, Obama and his boys rely on made-in-India software like FusionCharts for data visualization.