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In the startup world, there are a number of visionary landmarks to strive for. However, the specific end goal for start-ups is an exit strategy that benefits everybody involved – the founders, investors, employees, advisers, and customers.

Local startups, with academia-industry participation, are designing, developing and testing chipsets and microprocessors. The semiconductor industry is witnessing growth at breakneck speed with the adoption of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous vehicles, robotics, and augmented reality and virtual reality.

The past week saw a story go viral - Shannon Dingle, an American mother of six, and a rape victim, created and carried her health resume to a hospital, and the surprised doctors were enthused by its relevance in healthcare today. The doctors’ delight also validates the premise, and efforts to leverage a patient’s Electronic Health Record using technology in countries across the world.

While the world recognizes that the opportunity exists in India, the real question is whether Indian tech start-ups will be able to compete with the money and the brain-power of established corporates of the Valley, Europe and China, or will they fall by the wayside.

Continuing the conversations with our portfolio companies as part of Endiya’s Inside Out Video Series, we next spoke to the founders of Hansel.io, runtime feature management infrastructure, to discuss key aspects of the venture that are contributing to its growth and success.

In a first of a series of conversations with our portfolio companies, we spoke to the founders of Darwinbox, a SaaS based Human Capital Management platform, to unravel decisive aspects of the venture that are contributing to its growth and success.