CMAI is the only integrated professional registered Association in India for Mobiles, Telecom, ICT, Education, Cyber Security, Communications, Multimedia, Manufacturing Industries and Infrastructure Sector having more than 48,500 members. It is an apex premier body with more than 54 International and National MOU partners and representatives all over the world. CMAI is known for Digital India, Make in India, Skill India, Start Up India, Cellular Services, Mobile handset industry, National and State Level Education Summit and Awards. CMAI has so far trained more than 20,000 delegates in Cyber security- Ethical Hacking and Safe Web Development. In Education field CMAI interacts with more than 1, 00,000 Educational Institutes. CMAI is also known for CMAI ICT World Communication Awards, Global ICT Forum. CMAI is member of more than hundred Government Committees.
The purpose of the conference is to provide the platform to demonstrate various innovations and applications of various ICT and technology across the globe and to adapt them in present academic scenario. There would also be Industry sponsors who would be willing to adopt the innovations for commercial use. Suitable innovations would also be awarded during the ceremony.The uniqueness of the conference is that it excellent work done by companies, individuals in ICT sector who are working for the betterment of our Country.

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• Remote and rural communities

ICTs are an important enabler of growth through efficiency gains and increased productivity, in particular by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). In this regard, the development of the Information Society is important for broadly-based economic growth in both developed and developing economies. ICT-supported productivity gains and applied innovations across economic sectors should be fostered. Equitable distribution of the benefits contributes to poverty eradication and social development. Policies that foster productive investment and enable firms, notably SMEs, to make the changes needed to seize the benefits from ICTs, are likely to be the most beneficial.