
Pandemic triggered a flurry of activities in India's Tech for Good ecosystem
The Hindu
Tech-based transformations at scale remain notoriously elusive, says Nasscom Foundation
The pandemic has triggered a flurry of activities around cost-effective innovations in India’s Tech for Good ecosystem, says a report published by Nasscom Foundation in partnership with CGI on Wednesday. The report prepared with inputs from 548 organisations, comprising 119 established companies, 124 social enterprises/startups, and 305 NGOs, found that over 90% of these respondents were already developing or have plans to develop Technology for Social Good.More Related News

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