TechnoPro launched in India, aims to enhance employment for budding engineers of the country
Bengaluru: TechnoPro, Inc. an integration of four TechnoPro Group companies that specialize in design and research and development was on October 16, launched in India at the Chancery Hotel, Lavelle Road in Bengaluru here. The event was attended by the CEO of Technopro Design, Shimaoka Gaku.
With more than 20,000 engineers and researchers, we are one of Japan’s largest technology-focused Professional Services and Technologies Consulting Company.
“We as a Japanese organization believes that India is going to be the super economic power in near future. Moreover, recent growth of India in Global arena has motivated us to look at India as a potential country where we can find abundant of highly skilled Talents in all aspects of Technical domains” the organisation added in an official statement after formally launching the company in India.
The company currently provide full support for technical development and R&D to 2100 plus companies including major corporations, universities and research organizations through the collective efforts of our seasoned professionals in fields such as machinery, electronics, information systems, software, chemistry, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, architecture, construction and energy.
“Bangalore has been knows as Silicon Valley of India and its significance importance into the space of Information Technologies is world known factor. From the perspective of Information Technologies and its application into Industries like Automotive and manufacturing, the increasing demand for smart mobility has compelled us to look for high-end engineers. India is the only country that can help in keeping an excellent balance between demands and Supply” the company added in a press statement.
“TechnoPro India will function as a Global hub to develop the state of the art Technology and solutions with the help of Engineers and professionals from Indian Origin and we enhance Employment for budding engineers. We have a vision to generate employment and grow our head count to 10,000 plus by the end of 2021 and we will double the number by the year 2023. Our main business focus is on core Technologies to be used in Smart Mobility, Fast retailing and Quality Manufacturing processes” the company added.
In addition the company will adopt a business model through which it will offer services with value chain to the customers. The business model has been named ‘Golden Triangle Strategy’ where India, Israel and Japan (IIJ) will work together.
“Innovation is the only solution in a scenario where world is going through many limitations. Israel, India and Japan are the unique symbol of development through Technology and Innovation. As business strategy, we decided to join hands together to secure our growing needs into the space of smart mobility, Industrial & IOT Cyber Security. Hence, TechnoPro India will also focus on partnerships with Israel based companies” it said about the IIJ business model.
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Senior citizen duped of Rs 23.5 lakh on threat of digital arrest in Thane district
Thane (PTI): A 68-year-old man was allegedly cheated of Rs 23.5 lakh by cyber fraudsters who threatened him with digital arrest in Maharashtra's Thane district, police said on Monday.
This is a second such incident reported in the district this week, an official said.
Based on a complaint, the Kalyan police have registered a case under relevant provisions of the Information Technology Act, Assistant Inspector Vinod Patil of Mahatma Phule police station said.
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"The complainant alleged that two unidentified persons cheated him of Rs 23.5 lakh by threatening to place him under digital arrest and forced him to transfer money through online transactions between December 8 and 12," Patil said.
'Digital arrest’ is a growing form of cybercrime in which fraudsters pose as law enforcement officials or personnel of government agencies and intimidate victims through audio/video calls. They hold the victims hostage and put pressure on them to pay money.
He said that the accused allegedly contacted the victim on WhatsApp video calls and claimed that his bank transactions were suspicious and linked to alleged irregularities.
"The fraudsters told him that he could be placed under digital arrest, but assured him that they would help him avoid legal action if he cooperated," the officer said.
He said that the accused repeatedly threatened the senior citizen and put pressure on him to make multiple online money transfers amounting to Rs 23.5 lakh.
The fraud came to light after the victim narrated the incident to acquaintances and approached the police on realising he had been duped.
"We are analysing bank transaction details, call records and digital evidence to track down the accused," Patil said.
