Kerala IT News

Kochi: GreenPepper Consulting, the Kochi based HR brand has launched GreenPepper Digital, an innovative digital marketing company to offer digital marketing services in India to help companies promote their brand online using creative and technology tools.

Kochi: In a cross-border collaboration that would give a major boost to Startup Village, the Canadian Government has expressed keenness to forge partnerships with India’s first public private partnership model technology business incubator, for mutual benefits. A visiting Canadian Government delegation, comprising Ms. Sara Wilshaw, Minister (Commercial) and Ms. Ivy Lerner-Frank, First Secretary, Education, Science & Technology, was highly impressed by the technologically updated infrastructure at the Startup Village.

Kochi: The Kerala High Court today quashed the previous LDF government's decision to cancel the first phase of the Restructured Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme (RAPDRP) that was to be implemented by the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB). This order would bring back on track the Rs.240 crore contract given in 2010 to the Korea Electric Power Data Company - KEPCO Data Network (KDN) for implementation of IT Systems.

Kochi: Startup Village, India’s first telecom incubator, and Inolyst, a leading intellectual property consulting company, will be organising a one-day awareness workshop on Intellectual Property Strategies for Start-ups in association with Nasscom, Kinfra and TiE on May 05, 2012 at their premises in the Kinfra Hi-Tech Park in Kochi. The event will be open to both incubate companies, companies which have applied for incubation and entrepreneurs who wish to associate with Startup Village.

Kochi: Kris Gopalakrishnan, who co-founded Infosys as a start-up years back to trigger an IT revolution in the country, has hailed India’s first telecom incubator Startup Village as a major turning point in the development sector of Kerala. Kris, who is also the chief mentor of Startup Village, was speaking after inaugurating India’s first incubator on public private partnership mode, at Kinfra Hi-Tech Park in Kochi. The incubator aims to groom 1,000 start-up firms over the next 10 years.

Kochi: India’s first public-private partnership incubator, Startup Village, is all set to take off at the Kinfra Hi-Tech Park at Kalamassery near Kochi on April 15, 2012. Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan, who is also the chief mentor of the Startup Village, will formally open the incubator that seeks to emulate Silicon Valley by transforming Kerala into Silicon Coast and begin a search for a billion dollar tech startup out of Indian campuses.