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Dell Technologies keen on collaborations to drive tech-led education in India

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BENGALURU : Dell Technologies is keen to partner and collaborate with the government and private institutions to build a technology-led education system in India, that is geared to develop skills for the future workforce. “Our mission is to technologically enable human progress in every aspect of life…education is one of the areas which will have maximum impact by bringing in technology and so it is a natural focus area for us in India," Alok Ohrie, president and managing director, Dell Technologies India said, in a webinar ‘Transforming Tomorrow – Skilling Today’s Youth with Technology for Workforce 2030’.

There is a need for much richer content and curriculum to prepare the students for the future, Ohrie said. “Inclusion of new-age

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