India a fair market with large opportunity where anyone can compete: NetApp

Global software company NetApp feels that the lack of domestic vendors makes the Indian market an open one where anyone can compete on a fair basis, as per a top company official.

The San Jose, US-headquartered company wants to make India the biggest market in Asia in the medium term by overtaking Japan.

Its Kerala-born chief executive George Kurian said Asia is performing better than the rest of world, and the company will be targeting to increase the share of revenues from the continent to 20 per cent from the present 18 per cent.