The aim of new TAIT Director is to expand its footprint both
nationally and internationally
Western India’s most active association TAIT (Trade
Association of Information Technology) has chosen its new Director-Vikram Mehta
for the coming three years. He has been very much instrumental as a TAIT member
in terms of the welfare of the IT Partner community of Mumbai. He has been
elected as the TAIT Director for three years on 28th September 2012. He has won
the election with a majority of 65 per cent votes.
The newly elected Director has also set his aims for the
following years. Few of his major aims are reduction of frauds by effective
coordination of TAIT members and creation of a central database. Another
important objective of the Director is to influence Government and other
agencies for the benefit of the association. TAIT will conduct small meetings
both locally and across Maharashtra so as to increase its member base. It will
also try to bring the small IT associations of Maharashtra under TAIT.
Furthermore the association will act as a body that will suggest guidelines to
the Maharashtra government in the FDI issue for the welfare of the Channels.
On winning the election, Vikram Mehta, Director TAIT conveys
a message to his team members, “If you can see the invisible then you can do
the impossible. I require my member’s eyes and to make it possible I require
your support. I understand that all the members are working hard to make TAIT a
strong association.” On asked about he feels after the election he commented,
“I am not feeling anything special as I was doing all these work for the
association previously also. It is my commitment to TAIT and its members to
work hard along with dedication and determination so to achieve all the goals
that I have set as a Director of TAIT”.
Major Aims:
• Lobbying and
coordinating with Government and various agencies for the benefit of TAIT
members
• Increase member
interaction by active organisation and participation in various events, social
gathering and CSR Activities
• Fraud reduction
by effective coordination among TAIT members and creation of a central database
• Expansion of TAIT
footprint beyond Mumbai on a national level, by coordination with various
regional associations
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