Abstract
This Paper seeks to look at the Indian government and domestic technology requirements from a financial perspective and traces the growth and the development of both exports and the domestic market. It then seeks to enumerate the reasons why top Indian IT corporations are shying away from government projects. Key aspects including cost structures, margins, growth prospects, and transparency are discussed. We then look to analysing whether this is the right thing to do in terms of long-term growth and sustenance of the industry. The issue of the perceived Price-Quality trade-off is also discussed. The paper concludes with suggestions on how the government can utilise the skills of these corporations in the best possible manner for the creation of a robust and powerful technology platform.
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