[StartupBharat] Startups should think globally, solve locally: Erik Azulay of University of Texas
18 April 2019 8:15 PM GMT
At Hardtech Startup Conclave, Arpit Agarwal, Erik Azulay, and Jayant Nadier discuss strategies startups need to know to prepare for global markets.
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- In a panel discussion, Arpit Agarwal, Principal Blume Ventures, discussed the various strategies that Indian startups should adopt to be at par with global markets, with Erik Azulay, IC2 Institute, University of Texas, and Jayant Nadiger, Trade & Investment Commissioner of Flanders.
- Jayant: I think we need to look at access to technology, benchmark the technology, and then see how we can use available technology to solve local problems.
- I would encourage startups to look at available technology and see how they can solve local problems.
- We can solve this by giving them exposure to other markets and build a solution for local markets.
- Erik: I think startups should think globally and solve locally.
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