BhashaIndia.com :: Partners' Profiles

	Partners' Profiles

For the development of Bhasha India Portal, Microsoft has partnered with some of the leading technology, design and content consulting companies.

This powerful combination brings together industry leading technology and the highest quality online content sources available today on the subject of local language computing.,

Read more about these partners below:

		Vishwak
		Vishwak is a Software Services company with a clear vision, sharp focus and a well defined road map for growth


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		Dr. U. B. Pavanaja
		Dr. U. B. Pavanaja was a scientist at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, for about 15 years. After leaving BARC in 1997, he dedicated himself fully for the cause of Computer and Indian languages. He is currently heading his own venture called Vishva Kannada Softech.


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		Webchutney
		Webchutney is committed to developing solutions that are aimed at creating value and Bhashaindia, of which Webchutney is a part, is one such initiative.


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		3xUS Media Solutions
		3xUS Media Solutions is a one-stop shop for content for all via media, creative consulting, design, knowledge management,and media positioning. 3xUS is headed by Managing Director, Avinash Mudaliar who has handled several senior editorial, content and knowledge management roles in a career spanning over 10 years.


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		Webdunia
		Unless we support our own languages on the Technology environments, it is impossible to use IT or net to uplift and improve the socio-economic environment of our country. There is a need for language based content and technology and we have to address it.


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		Modular
		Modular Infotech Pvt Ltd has a conviction that if computerization has to reach the masses, it has to be through Indian languages as a vehicle of communication.


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		LooKeys Online by FTK Technologies
		LooKeys Online is a revolutionary software application which acts as a substitute to Indic keyboards. With LooKeys online (free download), Indian languages speakers can surf the web, email, chat and write documents in their mother tongue.


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