Information communication technology and economic development: learning from the Indian experience/ edited by Tojo Joseph Thatchenkery

1. Introduction/ Tojo Thatchenkery and Roger R. Stough

Part I: Information Communication Technology and Economic Development of India
2. Economic Development Theory and Practice: The Indian Development Experience /Roger R. Stough, Kingsley E. Haynes and Maria Elena Salazar
3. Information Communication Technology and Economic Development: The Indian Context /Tojo Thatchenkery, Roger R. Stough, Govindasamy Balatchandirane and Rupa Ranganathan
4. Recent Developments in India's Service Economy and the Role of the Information Technology Industry /Cherian Samuel
5. An Analysis of Factors Responsible for the Indian Information Technology Sector Growth: Signaling Quality /Aparna Sawhney

Part II: Knowledge Spillovers and Innovation in the ICT Sector
6. Diffusion Innovation: A Pattern of Information Communication Technology Innovation in the Indian Economy /Mary Mathew
7. Development through Knowledge: Capability Replication in Global Innovation Communities /Gita Surie
8. Inimitability of Network Resources in the Research and Development Services Domain of the Indian Information Technology Industry /Nagarajan Dayasindhu

Part III: Industry Issues and Patterns
9. Creating Information Technology Industrial Clusters: Learning from Strategies of Early and Late Movers /Kavil Ramachandran and Sougata Ray
10. Managerial Synergies and Related Diversification: Software Services and the Business Process Outsourcing Sector in India /Suma Athreye and Vasanthi Srinivasan
11. Intellectual Property in the Indian Software Industry: Past Role and Future Need /Stanley Nollen
12. Does India's Information Technology Industry Need Labor Mobility in an Age of Offshore Outsourcing? /Ron HiraIndex