TechSparks 2012 Sparks Young Budding Entrepreneurs in Hyderabad

(prHWY.com) October 2, 2012 - Hyderabad, India -- TechSparks 2012 built on the theme, "The Smartest Way to Scale Your Startup" is a wonderful platform to startups of various technology ventures. Experts from technology attended to motivate young entrepreneurs. Many upcoming companies marked attendance to learn, express their views or opinions on technological developments. Seminars briefed up the developments and upfront challenges to entrepreneurs in different technological sectors. The press release is a memoir of TechSpark 2012 event, which took place in Hyderabad.

Hyderabad, India October 1, 2012

More than 400 participants enrolled in the TechSparks 2012, which lasted for couple of hours on 28th of July 2012. The keynote speaker, Sashi Reddi of AppLabs Fame in an interview said, "When you think too much about all the things that could go wrong, you can never start a company." His success lies in thinking clear and local on the undertaken projects. The entire program of the TechSparks 2012 was to focus on factors that should contribute to the rapid growth of technology ventures. The same theme was carry forwarded in five major cities, Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Hyderabad and everything worked out well according to the schedule. Every participant was invited to attend the tech workshop conducted by experts, touching the decision areas such as, marketing, funding, brand positioning, technology, etc. Experts channelled discussions and later which opened up one-to-one conversations regarding respective startup's product lifecycle.

Highlighting features of the TechSparks 2012 in Hyderabad was the regional round table, moderated by the founder YourStory.in, Shradha Sharma, with a basic underlined theme, "smartest ways to scale a startup," through the conversations, participants were asked to question panellists for answers, a great interactive session. Most prominent members decorated the panel, which included Aakash Goel, Sequoia Capital India, Joe Ziegler, AWS Evangelist for Australia and New Zealand and Aviral Pandey, AVP: Product and Business Strategy, Apalya Technologies. Press has played an active role in picking up opinions, views, and communicating it to masses. An interesting topic was opened up by Mr Mohammed Abdul Ghani, president, Aads Education with regard to programming and developers in Java and dot Net programming. In a short run, the organization has set milestones, to carve younger generations to excel in the IT industry from the moment as they step-in. Yes, he has made it possible by starting IT training institute in Hyderabad for young graduates of various disciplines. Shortly, he has massive plans of building B2B and B2C online businesses enabling a stronger platform to establish and nurture technological developments by delivering the value added services to students, clients, and end-user IT communities. It is one example about Mr Ghani, who wants Aads training institute on programming to startup far-off locations offline and online. Likewise, many young and experienced entrepreneurs shared their experience and working styles to achieve optimum upfront success.

###