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Follow UsThe Twin Cities Computers Dealers Association (TCCDA) formally launched its
website-www.tccda.com on March 19. Andhra Pradesh IT&C Principal Secretary, JC Mohanty and the deputy commissioner of State for commercial taxes T Usha Reddy were also present at the launch.
Elaborating the highlights of the website, TCCDA VP Ashish Gandhi said, "We are giving 2 MB webspace for all members of the association. Besides, another interesting feature is 'Alerts'-that updates members on details such as thefts, frauds and warranty problems."
He added that the website is not just for the channel community, but customers too can make use of it. The website lists out various service centers as set up in the city to ease customers. It has other features like discussion boards, technical information and others that will prove to be useful.
Addressing the gathering, Mohanty urged committee members to add more services and offerings. He also urged to innovate further to help the common man besides pointing out that such associations should exist and cover the community across the state and not just limited to twin cities.
Recalling some statistics, he said that he was quite taken aback to learn about the PC penetration numbers in the state. He went to request the reseller fraternity to come out with viable options where in the PC usage will drastically increase. "Our government is taking numerous measures to boost IT hardware manufacturing and the state will soon witness the country's first hardware plant in
Hyderabad. This initiative will certainly help the channel community," Mohanty noted.
Earlier, deliberating her speech, Reddy requested resellers to fine tune their processes and gear up to comply with VAT solution. "It's surprising to note the opinion poll on readiness of the state to implement VAT on TCCDA website. Let me assure you that irrespective of other states implementing it or not, the Andhra Pradesh government is all for it and one need not have any doubts on the implementation," she said.
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