SynopsisJohn T. Kelley, vice president, Consumer Technology Association and show director for its Consumer Electronics Show (CES), said home-grown startups face a challenge, not in innovation capability but in building global technology brands beyond the domestic market.India’s increasing prominence in the international tech ecosystem is offering its startups opportunities for global expansion, said John T. Kelley, vice president, Consumer Technology Association and show director for its Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Home-grown startups, however, face a challenge, he told ET in an interview, not in innovation capability but in building global technology brands beyond the domestic market.CES is one of theNow Playing
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John T. Kelley, vice president, Consumer Technology Association and show director for its Consumer Electronics Show (CES), said home-grown startups face a challenge, not in innovation capability but in building global technology brands beyond the domestic market.
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