NetZealous Growth in Asia

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NetZealous LLC Growth in Asia
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• Asia, the continent on which the worlds
  attention has been riveted for a while now, is
  justified in being in a position of importance
  from the perspective of the world powers for a
  good number of reasons. Asia is the worlds
  fastest growing continent.
• It is now set to enter what analysts are hailing
  as record growth figures. It is the most
  populated continent on the planet, with the most
  number of people with spending power.

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• It is also home to two countries, two giants if
  you like China and India which house more than
  a third of the worlds population, and are two
  economies with the fastest growth rates in the
  world.
• What makes Asia particularly interesting and
  enticing for those interested in areas like
  pharmaceuticals, healthcare and medical devices
  is that the diverse economies represent a healthy
  blend of opportunities.

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• While China is among the worlds largest markets
  for medical devices and is growing at 20 a year,
  over three times that of the US market the
  Indian economy is home to some of the worlds
  leading brains and investments in
  pharmaceuticals.

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Not without challenges

• When viewed as a whole, the Asian continent may
  sound promising from the macro perspective, but
  seen at the level of individual economies, the
  Asian story is not without its challenges.
  Because of the demographic nature of the leading
  economies of Asia, there is likely to be shift in
  the locus of growth.
• Consider this important fact In China and Japan,
  the productive population is going to age in the
  next couple of decades or so.

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• At this stage, it is difficult to predict what
  levels of productivity the fresh blood that is
  going to take its place is likely to bring.
• Moreover, a sociopolitical policy of seminal
  importance to the Chinese economy, the One Child
  Policy, is likely to continue for some more time
  and could stabilize the population.
• Its impact on the productive population is not
  very clear at this point of time.

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Concerns about the Chinese economy

• The Chinese economy is also showing signs of a
  relative slowdown. The rest of the world is
  concerned that the Chinese slowdown could bring
  the record-breaking growth levels seen over the
  past three decades or more over 7.5 annually,
  could come to down to five percent.
• Even this growth rate is enviable by the current
  world growth standards but when this happens in
  the worlds most populated country and second
  biggest economy, the world sits up and takes
  notice.

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• A more important aspect of this worry is the
  reason for the slowdown. This is believed to be
  the spinoff of the steps being taken by the
  Chinese government to change the very drivers of
  the economy. It is taking steps to reduce
  dependence on exports as an agent of growth and
  make the economy more driven by internal,
  domestic consumption.
• When an economy of this size and population takes
  monumental decisions of this nature it is sure
  to have major implications for world trade.

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Focus on India

• That brings the next major Asian economy, India,
  into focus. At a time when these tectonic shifts
  are likely to unfold in China, India is projected
  as the one that is likely to challenge and
  probably even take its position as a
  manufacturing hub at some point of time in the
  future. Indias new government, which took office
  about a couple of years back, is completely
  growth-driven.
• Its Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is a man on
  the move, working with a CEO-like zeal to pump up
  the economy. His governments major initiatives,
  such as Make in India, are offering investment
  opportunities in manufacturing with open arms.

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• If the Indian economy could address its
  traditional barriers to business, such as slow or
  low levels of policy implementation, corruption
  and a sluggish bureaucracy, all of which are seen
  as major impeding factors to business, we could
  see the emergence of India in a new avatar
• As the Indian economy grows to take up these
  challenges, it is likely to bank on its existing
  advantages to press the growth pedal. India has a
  sizeable population numbering a few million
  with good working knowledge of English, the
  connecting language of the world economy. It also
  has a huge technically qualified population that
  can take up manufacturing jobs with ease.

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• The most important reason for which the worlds
  leading companies are looking at India is that
  unlike in any other major economy of the world,
  be it China, Japan, USA, Brazil or Europe, the
  cream of Indias population is young.
• This population is fairly well skilled
  technically and has above average exposure and
  working knowledge of English. This is a unique
  position in which India is placed, and all major
  investors are looking at this as something that
  is likely to last at least a decade and a half.
  If managed properly, it could turn out to be an
  opportunity of a lifetime with deep impact for
  generations to come for India and for the world
  economy at large.

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Opportunity on the horizon for NetZealous

• All these developments present a humungous
  opportunity for NetZealous. The key management
  team at NetZealous is very upbeat about these
  prospects. It believes that the current scenario
  is one of nearly unending opportunity for its
  lines of business. Satisha Naraharimurthy,
  Founder and CEO, says The Indian economy is
  likely to need trainings for learning in
  professional areas relating to pharmaceuticals
  and medical devices, as well as for healthcare
  and IT.

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• NetZealous LLC already has a strong presence in
  India, and is already hosting something like a
  couple of dozen seminars every year for the
  benefit of the focus industries. Its growth is
  likely to get accelerated in the years to come.
  NetZealous will focus more on its strengths and
  will gain advantage as a premier provider of
  professional trainings in all the areas that
  matter to the Indian economy.

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Looking at all of Asia

• This is not to suggest that the other Asian
  markets are off its radar. Shahanshah Manzoor,
  Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer at
  NetZealous says that NetZealous has an office in
  Singapore, from where it is already working on
  offering its services to countries in the
  vicinity, such as China, Japan, South Korea,
  Thailand, Hong Kong and Australia. Its seminars
  and consulting services are a regular feature in
  cities like Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, and Adelaide,
  Sydney and Brisbane.

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• NetZealous has also been an active player at the
  other end of Asia. Mindful of the opportunities
  that the Middle East presents NetZealous has
  been a consistent provider of professional
  trainings in places like Dubai, Abu Dhabi and
  Riyadh, he adds.
• Buttressing this viewpoint, Liju Mathew,
  NetZealous Co-Founder and Chief Business
  Development Officer believes that given all these
  scenarios, there is no better time for NetZealous
  to grow. If one looks at the growth trajectory
  of the professional trainings industries in these
  countries, we are highly encouraged to offer our
  services to these economies.

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• The need for professional trainings is very high
  in these countries, and our internal strengths,
  which we have gained by being the industry for
  all these years, give us confidence and place us
  well to be able to offer our services that help
  professionals in these industries grow quickly in
  their careers, he said.

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