Techno Legal Initiatives Of Perry4Law And PTLB

Techno legal issues pose special challenges before all nations. This is so because these issues are complex combination of both technical and legal issues. At Perry4Law and Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) we have been spearheading many world renowned techno legal initiatives.

For instance, Perry4Law and PTLB are managing the exclusive techno legal centre of excellence for cyber forensics in India, centre of excellence on cyber security in India, virtual legal education campus in India and techno legal e-learning centre of PTLB, lifelong techno legal education in India, legal enablement of ICT systems in India, etc.

Similarly, on the education, trainings and skills development front as well Perry4Law and PTLB have been managing many initiatives. For instance, the exclusive techno legal e-learning in India is managed by PTLB whereas highly specialised and domain specific trainings and education is managed by Perry4Law techno Legal ICT Training Centre (PTLITC).  

Perry4Law and PTLB are also managing the exclusive techno legal e-courts consultancy and training centre of India, online dispute resolution services in India, e-discovery services in India, e-commerce services in India, cyber forensics services in India, cyber security services in India, LPO and KPO services in India, etc.

We are also discussing important issues pertaining to international ICT policies and strategies. Similarly, techno legal issues are specifically discussed at PTLB blog. We hope these initiatives would prove useful to all stakeholders.

Source: ICTPS Blog

Indian KPO Industry Must Be Innovative

In this column, we have discussed how innovation can help the knowledge process outsourcing industry of India. KPO industry of India is still maturing but the challenges for it in future are very diverse in nature. KPO Service Providers of India must keep their KPO Services Flexible, Innovative and Contemporary.

Knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) is a field that requires tremendous expertise and specialisation. While the business process outsourcing (BPO) can be successfully carried out with little expertise, KPO on the other hand requires domain specific expertise. This is the reason that very few KPO providers are available for domain specific KPO services in India and world wide.

KPO in India has yet to pick up the speed. While LPO and KPO in India are witnessing a tremendous growth yet Techno Legal KPO in India is almost missing. At Perry4Law and Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) we provide world class Techno Legal LPO and KPO Services. We also have the privilege of being the Exclusive Citizen to Government (C2G) LPO and KPO Provider of India.

Two of our “Exclusive Specialties” are Techno Legal LPO and KPO Services and Techno Legal Innovative KPO Services. We provide KPO Services for novel Policy and Strategy areas that are still unexplored.

Times again Governments around the World come across situations that require immediate, novel and suitable solutions. The Innovative KPO Services of Perry4Law meet these requirements. We provide unique Policy Formulation and Legislation Making Support to Governments across the World. Further, we also provide Techno Legal Support for Law Making and Training of Parliaments and Legislative Bodies across the World.

Of course, qualitative services also come at a cost higher than traditional BPO services but for “High Value Projects” and where much is at stake, costs should not be the consideration.

Perry4Law and PTLB also provided KPO Services along with Techno Legal Skill Development Trainings. Techno Legal Research, Training and Education are also the Specialty of Perry4Law and PTLB. Exclusive Techno Legal Cyber Forensics Research, Training and Education Centre of India and Cyber Security Research, Education and Training Centre of India are also providing Techno Legal KPO Services.

In short, our “Core Strength” lies in Adaptability, Flexibility and Innovativeness. We see an enhanced role and activities in the near future and for the same we may need suitable Partners and Collaborators. Interested Persons or Institutions may send their proposals to us.

Technical Education And Skill Development In India

One thing that I found very bizarre is the disharmony between the professional graduates and their intake in the industry. For instance, as per many quoted studies only 25% of the management and engineering graduates are suitable for industry purposes. The rest 75% of graduate population is not suitable for industry oriented jobs and assignments.

This shows how much India needs to ensure skill development and providing suitable training to the academic and professional students before they join the mainstream industry and business houses.

Another unique aspect of the present competitive society is that professionals are no more simply graduates in a single stream. They are now required to be well versed in multiple disciplines. An engineering student must be aware of the legal or management concepts. Similarly, legal professionals must be aware of computer science and technology related acumen. In short, professional education has now become multi disciplinary in nature.

Education and training is also no more a single phase exercise. It has become a continuing learning and lifelong learning experience. Professionals are required to upgrade their skills and expertise from time to time as new concepts and technologies are introduced at a regular basis.

I have been analysing and giving suggestions in this regard for long. At our institutional level, we decided to implement a methodology that caters the requirement of both legal and technical aspects of education in India. One of our techno legal segments Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) provides basic level techno legal education and training in fields like cyber law, cyber security, cyber forensics, etc. The other segment known as Perry4Law Techno Legal ICT Training Centre (PTLITC) provides similar trainings and education but of higher level and domain specific in nature.

Technical education and legal education in India needs a techno legal orientation and there is an urgent need to ensure techno legal skill development in India. A simple academic education is not enough to meet the challenging and dynamic requirements of local as well as global industry.

In this regard, we are looking forward for education and training collaborations and partnerships. Interested organisations or individuals may contact us with their proposals.