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A technology-enabled entrepreneurial ecosystem can be a driving force in realising India’s potential to become a global superpower: By Deepak Singhal, Enterprise Architect Director for DEMS Business, Capgemini

NATIONAL, 23 JULY, 2020 (GPN): Over the past few years, Indian businesses have taken massive strides in adopting new age technology innovations across sectors. Further, supported by progressive government initiatives like Start-up India, digital India, Make-In-India,…