Introducing India

This presentation covers the key learnings from my participation in the NSW Department of Industry's Young Entrepreneur India Bootcamp in January 2019

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1. Introducing India Tim Klapdor @timklapdor | @WeAre26fifty www.26fifty.com.au
2. Who am I? Co-Founder of 26fifty We use technology to solve people’s problems. A mix of client work and startup projects.
3. www.chickon.com.au
4. 30 NSW Startups
5. 3 Startups from Wagga
6. Aims - Introduce the Indian startup ecosystem - Learn about doing business in India - Exposure opportunity and potential in India - Learn about the changes going on
7. 10 Days 4 Cities - Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore 40 Businesses + Introductions to Startups, Incubators & Accelerators
8. Why India?
9. billion people 1.3
10. Trade ... or a lack of
11. Untapped Market + Growing Middle Class
12. Similar Systems Democracy . Legal Structures
13. Why Australia? Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels
14. Advanced Industry
15. Technical Maturity … We are early adopters
16. Services vs Labour (there’s a man for that)
17. Diversity of thinking
18. India Transformed Image by Anirudh Singh Shekhawat
19. million people under 25 600
20. There aren’t enough jobs in existing industries. So they’re investing in new ones.
21. A Digital Population Jio and Money
22. Jio
23. Lowest cost data in the world
24. Lowest cost data in the world $3/mo h 1Gb a f a >
25. Jio phone $50 smart phone
26. 100 million customers in 170 days
27. million mobile subscribers 900
28. Data is the new oil
29. Data is the new oil because everything runs on it.
30. Money Image from the Financial Times
31. From a cash to digital.
32. Immediate Payment Service & micro-transactions
33. Pay h u p ev w e! In i di l re & co c .
34. Globally Connected Les #1
35. Separation of skills & processes
36. Digital Platforms = Global Customers
37. Ideas can scale
38. India is a Multiverse Les #2
39. Mos p iv u n e w d >
40. Big t m i A >
41. Vibrant & Exciting
42. Doing business in India is different … kind of. Les #3
43. Price point is critical.
44. Indians are looking for value for money.
45. Choose a market & be specific. Scale is on your side.
46. Partner, don’t go it alone. … & the government wants to help
47. Takeaways: 1. India is full of opportunities 2. Skill & knowledge exchange 3. Utilise assistance Say l > @timklapdor | @WeAre26fifty www.26fifty.com.au