1. KIRLOSKAR INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MANAGEMENT STUDIES
PDP Presentation on :-
SUBMITTED BY :-
Harshit Lokhande(P022)
Praveen Prajapati(P039)
Rajat Lodha(H081)
Subhabhrata Das(H107)
Vaidhynath Dubey(H115)
3. HINDRANCES FACED BY START-UPS IN INDIA
• Lack of Mentorship
• Talent Acquisition
• Lack of a Good Branding Strategy
• Market size analysis & Research :
• Lack of exposure to ecosystem/Programs out side India.
• Resources to continue long term
19. • Generation of referrals
• Opportunities
• Connections
• Advice
• Positive Infuence
• Increased confidence
• Friendship
• Raising Profile
Valuable way to expand knowledge.
Learn from the success of others.
Attain new clients and tell others about the startups.
20. Future of innovations in INDIA
Artificial intelligence
A recent global survey conducted by U.K. based professional body Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
(CIMA), across select European, African and Asian countries ranks India amongst the top three countries in the world
implementing robotic automation in their core business processes.
The study further asserts that more than two-thirds (64%) of finance professionals from India encourage increasing
automation as it saves time, money and helps ease the indecision process in their organizations. Adoption of latest
technologies to promote automation and artificial intelligence (AI) across different sectors of the Indian industry is a
welcoming step.
30. “If you are trying to create a
company, it’s like baking a
cake. You have to have all
the ingredients in the right
proportion.” – Elon Musk
“Persistence is very
important. You should
not give up unless you
are forced to give up.” –
Elon Musk
