It parks
- 1. PUNJAB COLLEGE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION Presentation on:- IT parks of India
- 2. IT Parks Information Technology (IT) Parks, which are also referred to as Techno Parks, Cyber Parks and Science Parks, have been established to facilitate the development of IT industries that foster new business development and technological innovation by leveraging synergies within a cluster environment.Â
- 3. IT Industries The IT industry as a whole in India comprises of: -Â Hardware : This includes computing and networking hardware and peripherals (IT infrastructure). (It does not include consumer electronics.) -Â Software and IT Services : This includes custom and packaged software, IT services, and IT training services. -Â IT-Enabled Services (ITES) : This includes all business and knowledge processes being outsourced or off shored by companies facilitated by internet, telecom and similar means.
- 4. IT parks in INDIA  1.Bangalore 10. Bhubaneswar 2.Chennai 11.Hyderabad 3.Gurgaon 12.Pune 4.Guwahati 13.Noida 5.Mumbai 14.Kolkata 6.Kanpur 15.Lucknow 7.Dehradun 16.Patna 8.Ranchi 17.Gandhinagar 9.Imphal 18.Shillong etc.
- 5. Hitec City - Hyderabad The Hyderabad Information Technology and Engineering Consultancy City (HITEC City) is the largest Information Technology park in India, which offers world class state-of-the-art IT infrastructure under one roof to companies operating in the field of IT services, IT enabled services, Telecom, Engineering Consultancy and related domains .
- 6. International Tech Park - Chennai After the overwhelming success of its International Tech Park in Bangalore, the Chennai-based Ascendas (India), a subsidiary of the Singapore-based Ascendas, is embarking on a major project in Chennai: International Tech Park Chennai, to meet the growing space requirement in this region. The Chennai project, located along the IT Corridor of Chennai, is being developed in association with the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO), which promoted the TIDEL Park.
- 7. International Tech Park Ltd - Bangalore Information Technology Park (ITPL) develops and manages the International Tech Park, Bangalore, a joint venture involving Tata Industries, the Singapore Consortium and the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board. The company focuses on providing state-of-the-art infrastructure and professionally managed services to attract global and local investors to Bangalore.
- 8. IT Park in Kolkata Located at Rajarhat in New Town, Kolkata. DLF IT Park is designed by the renowned architect Hafeez Contractor. With a super area of 1.3 million square feet, this complex of three independent towers and a retail complex is built around a large landscaped garden. DLF IT Park at Kolkata is now largely operational. IBM and Genpact, the clients of DLF Commercial at Gurgaon, are already operating out of this park in line with its market expansion in the city.Â
- 9. Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh Technology Park (RGCTP) Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh Technology Park (RGCTP) is an extremely important project for the Union Territory of Chandigarh as it provides world class integrated infrastructure necessary for the setting up of facilities/campuses by leading Technology Companies and other IT/ITES/BPO companies for the first time in this region. Chandigarh has traditionally been a city where not many multi-national companies had earlier set up their facilities and therefore a large number of professionals had left Chandigarh in the past for other cities, in search of high level employment.
- 10. Cyber Park - Bangalore It is the most sought-after address in the throbbing IT capital of the country. Located in the midst of leading IT giants and new-economy bigwigs, Cyber Park, is far from being just another high-tech IT park. Rubbing shoulders with world-class IT majors like Infosys, Wipro, Siemens, HP, Birla 3M, GE Capital, Digital, Tata R&D and Motorola, it offers only the best services to elite IT and ITeS companies.
- 11. IT park in Ludhiana Malhotra Land Developers & Colonisers (P) Ltd intends to set up a knowledge-based industrial park in Ludhiana. The park would be spread over an area 53.63 acres. The proposed knowledge park would be a mix of industrial park, residential and commercial space. The proposed industrial park will have only no-polluting units. The total project cost for the proposed venture would be around Rs 176 crore. The funding would be through internal accruals and bank loans. The company has sent its detailed project report to the industrial department Punjab for necessary approvals.
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