| 'New millennium
belongs to asia'
The
new millennium will belong to Asia said the chairman of the Security and
Exchange Board of India, Mr. D.R. Mehta,
on Monday.
He was speaking at the second
international conference on business and management held at the Nirma
Institute of Management.
The conference deliberated
on "emerging role of information technology in the global business
environment."
Mr. Mehta said the advent
of Internet will change the whole concept and definition of trading. Since
Internet trading will be near to real time trading though there will be
brokers in between also. The 100 per cent online trading has already been
introduced, he added.
Talking about the concept
of stockwatch, the chairman said that Sebi has been working on its second
phase that will keep a watch on the stock marketing.
He said the stockwatch will
monitor the anomalies in the suspicious companies. Elaborating on this
issue he said that the Indian scientists have moved much ahead on this
front and they will play pivotal role in taking India to new heights.
He said information technology
has emerged as one of the strongest sector and there is a need to boost
it further since 40 per cent of expertise in the silicon comes from India
valley.
With the introduction of
IT the world is shrinking and those who are not moving with the pace will
be left out, he said.
The chairman said information
technology has changed the whole definition of work resulting in downsizing
and improvement in the quality of work life.
Narmada and major irrigation
minister Jaynarayan Vyas present on the occasion said information technology
will play an important role in the fast progress of the state in the 21st
century.
Republished from Asian Age
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