From the newsroom: Most start-ups use mobile, cloud computing: survey

Mint 2018-02-08

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A majority of Indian start-ups in 2012 catered to individual customers, with most entrepreneurs adopting mobile and cloud computing technologies to build their businesses, according to a study by Yourstory.in. Mint's Deepti Chaudhary tells us more.
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