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Nasscom, former company bosses take Indian IT firms to Chinese market

The Sino-Indian Digital Collaboration Opportunity Plaza (SIDCOP) is a joint venture between Nasscom and Chinese municipal governments

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Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Former heads of Chinese units of Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys, along with the leading software services industry body, are helping Indian IT firms find a foothold in the Chinese market.

The National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) and the Chinese government have given the task of creating a matchmaking platform to Zeta-V, set up in June 2017 in Shanghai by Sujit Chatterjee, former CEO of TCS China, and Rangarajan Vellamore, former CEO of Infosys China.

The Sino-Indian Digital Collaboration Opportunity Plaza (SIDCOP) is a joint venture between Nasscom and Chinese municipal governments, aimed at bringing Indian IT

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