1. SPUR YOUR INDIA ENTRY
LOOKING INDIAWARDS
FOR OPPORTUNITY
Strategy | Technology | Incubation
Some of the finest products and services in the world are looking Indiawards for opportunity. However, the challenge of marketing to
a billion-strong market divided by language, location, culture, and behavior is as intimidating as it is lucrative.
Similarly, Indian enterprises are tempted by the lure of market-leading technology solutions, but need a simple yet efficacious way of
evaluation and integration.
ThinkStreet Technologies employs a blend of expertise and efficacy to build customized India entry strategies for global businesses,
and transformational technology roadmaps for Indian ones. Our services run the gamut of your requirements, and include Strategy,
Technology, and Incubation.
For more information write to: marketing@thinkstreettech.com

2. India Know More
OPPORTUNITY
In the light of the global economic recovery, India is poised to take centre stage as an
international epicenter of sorts. Fueled by domestic demand, the country’s growth rate
remains among the strongest in the world – India’s GDP growth rate has averaged 7% p.a.
since 1997. Indian stocks rose to all-time highs on June 6, 2014. In May, the MSCI India index
gained 7.35 percent over the prior month. India’s gross domestic product grew 4.7 percent in
the 2013-2014 fiscal year. In the coming years, India could rank among the world’s top five
consumer markets.
Today, India is also a major player as an exporter of services, a manufacturing hub, and a
promising low-cost, high-quality R&D investment. Indian businesses and services tap into
the large university-educated, English-speaking talent pool at a cost unmatched in
developed economies.

3. Education is recognized as an
important building block for India
of the 21st century. The sector has
witnessed growth rates of over 10-15%
in the past years and is estimated to
be currently over USD 60 billion. The
government has taken up several
initiatives to open up avenues for
private participation and boost the
growth in this sector, offering huge
potential to private investors in areas of
education and vocational training.
India spends 6-7% on healthcare p.a. and
the sector is predicted to reach USD 150
billion by 2017, and USD 250 billion by
2020. The healthcare system has
improved significantly over the past
years, and a combination of economic
and demographic factors is expected to
grow the sector at 11% p.a. in the period
2012-2025. There is a huge opportunity
to create a better eco-system of services
and products, as well as innovative
delivery mechanisms.
The Indian IT sector’s growth
continues unabated, dominated by
foreign demand. Reasonably priced
talent, and the availability of an expert
workforce has made India the IT
offshoring hub of the world. Domestic
demand is on track to become more
significant due to India’s growing
participation in the global
marketplace. The Indian IT industry is
on its way up the value chain.
Due to strong economic growth, India
faces an acute shortage of physical
infrastructure in the form of roads,
airport capacity, and ports. Increasing
urbanisation and industrialization
demands for safe drinking water and
sanitation, sewages and green tech
solutions. These challenges have
caused the government to invest
massively in the development
of infrastructure and alternative
power generation.
In recent years, the Indian telecom
sector has evolved rapidly, and is
expected to become one of the
largest markets in the world for
telecommunications equipment. This
projected growth is primarily fuelled
by the large population demanding
wireless telephony - the number of
mobile subscribers is increasing
rapidly and reached around 1.16 billion
in 2013.
India has traditionally been an
under-served financial services
market. Life insurance penetration is
below 5%, while equity market
penetration is less than 10%. Not even
60% of households have access to
banking services today. A stable
financial services sector will be a key
driver of the country’s future growth.
IT & ITES
POWER &
INFRASTRUCTURE
TELECOMMUNICATION FINANCIAL SERVICES
EDUCATION HEALTHCARE

4. ThinkStreet Know More
APPROACH
ThinkStreet Technologies partners, both, global, as well as Indian companies. We work to
accelerate business growth in India for our international partners, while minimizing risk. When it
comes to Indian enterprises, we harness the efficacy of world-leading technology solutions.
We believe in innovating
business models to
discover true potential,
profitability, and growth.
As we partner with
businesses to bring
greater value to the
untapped Indian market,
and create new, we also
build valuable synergies
for technology leadership.

5. ThinkStreet Know More
SERVICES
ThinkStreet specializes in setting up and growing businesses in India – whether you are
exploring India as a market or as a sourcing base for your technical requirements.
We bring a unique blend of
strategic, technological, as
well as executional skills to
the table, thereby offering a
suite of end-to-end
solutions to take your
product or service to
market. By minimizing your
investment, while
amplifying your market
presence, we help you
make the most ofthe
promising Indian
marketplace.
The ThinkStreet platform answers the multitude of questions technology companies have
about the Indian market and help build a comprehensive India business roadmap that
addresses the local challeneges, and is scalable as your business grows.
Our services range from strategic advice and execution services to value-oriented businesses.
Whether it is gathering market intelligence or to help setup your business here by evaluating
the perfect model best suited to your unique business requirements. In the business of
providing solutions that complement your growth imperatives, we have a bouquet of services
to enable your business objectives, minimise risk, and improve market performance.
INDIA MARKET ENTRY
INTELLIGENCE
SERVICES
India market
assessment and
validation
START-UP
ADVISORY
Understanding
the regulatory
framework and
entry strategy
ALLIANCE
SERVICES
Identifying
potential partners,
customers and
investors
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
Establishing
channel,
distribution and
sales operations
RISK

6. ThinkStreet Team
PEOPLE
CONSULTANT
N VENKASWAMY
An alumni of IIM Bangalore, and Birla Institute of Technology, Venki has held leadership positions at companies such as PSI Data Systems,
Datacraft India, and Juniper Networks, before becoming Managing Director of Tejas Networks. Till recently, he was Managing Director of Arista
Networks. venky@thinkstreettech.com
UDAY BIRJE
An alumni of Harvard Business School, Uday is a versatile IT and Networking professional with leadership stints in organisations including DEC,
Cabletron Systems, Net Devices, Alcatel Lucent, and, most recently, Hewlett-Packard.
uday@thinkstreettech.com
VIKAS GOYAL
A marketing and sales professional from IIM Bangalore, Vikas has exceptional cross-business experience acquired at McCann Erickson,
iGate, and EMC managing technology and services.
vikas@thinkstreettech.com
DEVENDRA KAMTEKAR
Devendra Kamtekar is a an engineering and networking professional with rich experience in organizations such as Cisco, NetDevices,
Alcatel Lucent. He is presently the Director of Engineering at Palo Alto Networks. He is an alumni of Mumbai University.
dev@thinkstreettech.com
RANGA SHETTY
A Stanford alumni, Ranga has built his career in Engineering and Research, with over 27 years’ of experience in marquee organisations,
including a stint as Director of Engineering at Yahoo. He is currently Vice President, Engineering at Altisource.
ranga@thinkstreettech.com