India plays very critical role in IT sector; Indians help the world find solutions to global problems: CEO of cloud security company Zscaler
The Hindu
“India is playing a very critical role in the IT sector and Indians are helping the world find solutions to global problems,” the CEO of a top American cloud security company Zscaler has said.
“India is playing a very critical role in the IT sector and Indians are helping the world find solutions to global problems,” the CEO of a top American cloud security company has said.
Jay Chaudhury, CEO and founder of San Jose-based Zscaler also said the Modi government is playing a very good role in creating a tech-friendly environment in India.
“I think the Indian government, especially under (Narendra) Modi, is already playing a very good role (in creating a tech-friendly environment in India,” Indian American technology entrepreneur Chaudhury told PTI in an interview on the sidelines of TiECon last week.
“In fact, when I started Zscaler, I opened my office in Bangalore for Zscaler before I opened the offices in Silicon Valley,” he said.
“Today about 40% of employees are in India. A lot of core development is done in Bangalore, Chandigarh, Pune, and Hyderabad. Brilliant people. You just have to work hard to find them. Once you do, they do a great job, very cost-effective, very driven, very passionate,” he said in response to a question.
He said, “India is playing a very critical role in the IT sector and Indians are helping the world find solutions to global problems.”
“You go to any large high-tech company, it may be Zscaler or Microsoft or Google, Indians are in every level from software developments to managers, through directors to CEOs and the like,” he said.
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