Training and updating people about new technologies may play a critical role for development
Kamal Gulati, Regional Secretary (North), ISODA: "We are living in a very dynamic world and in my view laptops and mobiles will be going off in five to seven years. Devices which will control multiple things would be in trend. Licensed software possibly will not exist in the coming year.
So, to my mind, the time in which we are where government sales are rising, consumers and SOHO are becoming more critical. Apart from collaboration, we could work on training and updating people about new technologies and its advantages which can play a critical role."
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