About

There is a lot of really interesting software technology work going on in Pune. Unfortunately most people (including people in Pune) don’t know about most of it. PuneTech.com has been created to fill this gap. It brings together in one place all information about interesting software technology in Pune – the companies, the tech user groups and organizations, the people, and the technologies, the news and the events.

PuneTech has been running since March 2008, and in this short time it has been very successful in filling the information gap that existed in the tech ecosystem in Pune. The PuneTech blog reaches about 2000 people on a daily basis (this figure is for October 2009). The PuneTech wiki is slowly adding more and more useful data (see, for example, the page on tech user groups and organizations in Pune). The PuneTech calendar has become the most comprehensive source of information about tech events in the city.

Who runs PuneTech?

PuneTech is a community-driven, non-commercial initiative. To ensure that the content remains free from bias and vested interests, we do not accept any money, from any source, for any purpose whatsoever. PuneTech was started by, and is mostly run by Navin Kabra. Amit Paranjape is a key advisor and evangelist for PuneTech, and one of the top volunteers. The friends of PuneTech provide us with strategic guidance from time to time. Another special mention goes to the Pune OpenCoffee Club (an informal club of Pune startups), which has a close symbiotic relationship with PuneTech. There are a number of other people, too numerous to mention, who contribute in varying degrees.

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Editorial Policies

The PuneTech wiki is a by-the-community, collaborative wiki, and people are encouraged to post any content to it that they feel is relevant to tech professionals in Pune. Similarly, the PuneTech calendar, is a by-the-community events calendar, and people are encouraged to post events to it as long as the event is in Pune and related to technology.

The content on the PuneTech blog (i.e. the front page of PuneTech) is controlled by the PuneTech editors, we have published the editorial guidelines used to determine what goes on the frontpage. Comments by our readers form an important part of the information on this site, and we encourage all kinds of comments, especially ones that disagree with our content. However, the comments must be in line with our comments policy, and we do occasionally delete comments that violate these guidelines.

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