This year, Dell Technologies plans to work with 5,000 technology start-ups, providing them with new ideas, advice, practical capabilities, and expert consultancy services. The company will collaborate with industry organisations such as MeitY, Startup Hub, and The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM). Not only this but it will collaborate with angel investors, venture capitalists, and incubators too.
Currently, Dell is working with ASSOCHAM, in India, in order to build a platform for the startup organisations through which they get access to American markets. In collaboration with Startup India, the company will soon hold a Designathon to encourage start-ups to consider designing solutions for a wide range enterprise customers in India using AI and ML. Previously, the MeitY’s Startup Hub system offered business mentorship and relation to the services to start-ups such as Giftolexia, Thinkerbell, and NextSkills 360. It is working with various State government-run incubators in the country in order to look for the support required and provide it accordingly. Dell is also working with 2,000 Indian start-ups.
Dell, in collaboration with NITI Aayog’s Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP), provided numerous advantages such as a business masterclass, software and hardware infrastructure, and technology mentorship to the 10 startup winners of the Women Transforming India Awards 2022 — Kinara Capital, Astrome Technologies Pvt.Ltd, Trestle Labs Private Limited, Josh Talks, and others.
