India Will Solve the Global Enterprise Level Maintenance Issue for Asia and the Pacific Rim

Abstract

The article directs the reader's attention to the use of the Internet to solve current maintenance issues. The article addresses the need and discusses previous articles on the subject. It outlines the global enterprise level maintenance requirement as viewed by the author. The article then proposes India as the logical entity to solve this global issue. The identification of India's Hexagon for Success is then presented as the rational for this conclusion. The article then closes with some projects that could be initially studies to create resolutions for resolution of the global enterprise level issue presented by the author.

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