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  Alexander Stirzel    Group moderator

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  Indo-German Business Club (Stuttgart Breakfast at 27.11.2007 review)

  The business breakfast roundtable yesterday at Cafe Planie, Stuttgart, went fine and I like to thank Ashant, who has organized the event, for the presentation of his project to the audience. I see a good chance to have a presentation on the euroblaze project at IEC incubator network/business congress roundtable of IEC German Chapter, too. So as for now, we seem to have two promising projects in the pipeline, regarding the German Chapter. :-)
  
  Our talks dealing with IT outsourcing issues, concepts for services of outsourcing, bridging gaps between Germany and India (especially finding ways to fight prejudice and xenophobic fears hindering synergy effects), also led to a general discussion on how Indian and German Entrepreneurs and supporters of the new Incubator network can get better acquainted and involved.
  I thank Ashant a lot for all the details and a lively discussion. We also had discussed a brochure of Indian companies preparing their introduction on German markets, which was provided by another guest, Mr Kobitzsch, and about the demand for a higher level of cooperation and what can and should be done to provide an added value in this sector.
  
  Let's see, what we can do until the end of the year and then start up and go for these promising, market-driven projects.
  
  • 28 Nov 2007, 02:59 am
  Alexander Stirzel wrote: > The business breakfast roundtable yesterday at Cafe Planie, > Stuttgart, went fine and I like to thank Ashant, who has organized > the event, for the presentation of his project to the audience. I see > a good chance to have a presentation on the euroblaze project at IEC > incubator network/business congress roundtable of IEC German Chapter, > too. So as for now, we seem to have two promising projects in the > pipeline, regarding the German Chapter. :-) > > Our talks dealing with IT outsourcing issues, concepts for services > of outsourcing, bridging gaps between Germany and India (especially > finding ways to fight prejudice and xenophobic fears hindering > synergy effects), also led to a general discussion on how Indian and > German Entrepreneurs and supporters of the new Incubator network can > get better acquainted and involved. > I thank Ashant a lot for all the details and a lively discussion. We > also had discussed a brochure of Indian companies preparing their > introduction on German markets, which was provided by another guest, > Mr Kobitzsch, and about the demand for a higher level of cooperation > and what can and should be done to provide an added value in this > sector. > > Let's see, what we can do until the end of the year and then start up > and go for these promising, market-driven projects.