"Between global practice and cultural self-location, India becomes a school of perspective: those who embrace it learn to consciously reflect on their own origins."
Mitarbeiterportrait von Felix Gießmann.

Felix Gießmann

Project Management
Germany

As a political scientist (M.A., Heidelberg University) and development economist with academic training in Delhi, Göttingen, and Heidelberg, I combine in-depth academic knowledge with hands-on experience gained on the ground in India while working with German companies. My work at the intersection of German-Indian business relations benefits from a deep understanding of India’s multifaceted cultures – ranging from traditional values and jugaad-driven innovation to cutting-edge IT developments, which I am also able to assess from a technical perspective thanks to my background in IT security.

Publications by Felix Gießmann

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“Why do I need an India consultant when I have AI?” What language models know—and don’t know—about doing business in India

How, Where, and Why We at Dr. Wamser + Batra Use LLMs Try giving any language model the following prompt […]

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Zwei Experten besprechen in einer indischen Produktionshalle einen Arbeitsplan, während im Hintergrund eine digitale KI-Analyse mit Netzwerken, Datenverbindungen und abstrakten Auswertungen eingeblendet ist.
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Zero Trust in Indian business: What SMEs can learn from the IT world

How to ensure that information from your Indian subsidiary reaches you unfiltered. The compliance measures in your Indian subsidiary are […]

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Mann im Anzug prüft einen Vertrag mit einer Lupe – symbolisiert direkte Kontrolle und Transparenz im Indiengeschäft
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Dividends from India for the first time? – No problem!

Tax law, board resolutions, bank accounts, deadlines: what is really important for the first distribution Why many European companies are […]

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Ein Mann berechnet seine Dividende mit Taschenrechner. Vor ihm sind aufgestapelte Münzen.