JA EMC India team up to bridge skill gap

JA, EMC India team up to bridge skill gap

Relationship aims to bridge the gap between industry and students by readying them for the Indian IT industry

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Email This

Print This

Comments

RSS

BANGALORE, INDIA: EMC has announced that Junior Achievement (JA) India, a not-for-profit organization and member of JA Worldwide, is working with EMC India Center of Excellence to overcome skill gaps between the Indian IT industry and fresh graduates from colleges.

This new partnership will involve EMC India COE volunteers and JA India engaging with engineering students aspiring for a career in the Indian IT industry by developing their understanding of the Indian economy, IT industry and the workplace, EMC said in a press release.

Sean C Rush, president and CEO, JA Worldwide, said, "This partnership has come at the most opportune time given the strategic global presence of the Indian IT industry and the need for skilled workforce for maintaining the competitive advantage."

Sarv Saravanan, vice president and managing director, EMC India Center of Excellence, said, "Given the employability gap that India is facing and the wide choices in careers available, our relationship with JA India will help make a real and measurable impact that positively influences the lives of students before they enter the IT workforce."

©CyberMedia News

Email This

Print This

Comments

RSS

HTC's Android phone to take on iPhone

Toon porn star 'Savita bhabhi' under fire

Toon porn star Savita Bhabhi in police radar

Flavour of the month: iPhone: not just a gadget

E Ink's electronic paper displays delight!

iPhone is â€˜over pricedâ€™ in India

Cell phones can do a lot more: Broadcom

TRAI allows Internet telephony

More DRAM contract price drop likely in 2H Aug

Flavour of the month: iPhone in Indian markets

	Rational Software Developement Conference
	Try visual studio 2008. It’s Free
	Now Store trust & simplicity

	Mahindra Connect benefits from SharePoint Server 2007
	Solving the "lost data" problem
	Wipro meets its future demands through E-Cube

	HP Business Availability Center
	Transforming Business
	Aligning IT and Business