Part 1 of 'India the Cyber Frontier' looks at the IT revolution and its impact on India. On the threshold of the 21st century, India experienced a new kind of industrial revolution- the IT revolution- a process of technological growth which transformed the very perception of a developing economy. Processes of management underwent significant changes. The advancement in information technology created an explosion that unleashed tremendous potential. India reached out to the world and created a brand equity for the country. After two decades of development, there are countries trying to emulate the Indian success story. The potential of IT and its high capacity to generate wealth, foreign exchange and employment has caught the imagination of the world and key decision makers.

Part 2 looks at Indians in the Silicon Valley. The Silicon Valley in California has more millionaires per sq. mile than anywhere in the world. It is remarkable how far the Indians in the Silicon Valley have come in such a short time. By the 1980s, Indian engineers had become a permanent fixture in a Silicon Valley cubicle. They began moving into management and eventually tried their hands at starting software and hardware companies of their own. Sabeer Bhatia, Rakesh Mathur, Vinod Dham are a few of the eminent Indian entrepreneurs in Silicon valley. These remarkable entrepreneurs not only represent the best of Indian minds, but also visionaries who are leading the world into the new Information Age..