The Park has a Knowledge Network, aimed at facilitating collaborative research and knowledge sharing with key academic and research institutions in the country. This enables the resident companies to take advantage of existing competencies in these organizations thereby reducing time and cost of research. A key component of the Knowledge Network is a Virtual Information Centre that provides a database of network members, their library catalogs and online access to international and national databases. The Park co-ordinates service delivery from the Network institutions to Park tenants.

The Park is a member of the International Association of Science Parks (IASP) head-quartered in Spain and also a member of the Indian Science & Technology Entrepreneurs Parks and Business Incubators Association (ISBA).

As part of our Knowledge Network building activities ICICI Knowledge Park has planned a series of International Knowledge Millennium Conferences (IKMC) on globally relevant topics. The third conference in the series IKMC 2006, was on Public Health Technologies and was held in December 2006 at Hyderabad.

The Park is a member of the International Association of Science Parks (IASP) head-quartered in Spain and also a member of the Indian Science & Technology Entrepreneurs Parks and Business Incubators Association (ISBA). The Park is also associated with Society for Technology Management (STEM) which provides facilitative environment for successful technology transfers and technology management.

The Park has a tie-up with the Apollo Hospitals Group, India’s largest corporate hospital group, to support companies engaged in Clinical Research.

The ICICI Centre for Technologies in Public Health (ICTPH) is a research centre that aims to improve the health of poor populations by focusing on designing, developing and delivering innovative solutions in healthcare concerning India and the developing world through an inclusive process that integrates knowledge of factors influencing health and diseases in India, regular evaluation and impact assessment of existing health systems and integration of appropriate technology for optimal health care delivery. ICTPH plans to focus on malaria, tuberculosis, reproductive health including HIV and AIDS, child health with focus on diarrhoeal diseases and diabetes.

The ICICI Centre for Advancement of Agricultural Practice (ICAAP) is a research centre that aims at improving agricultural practices that impact agricultural productivity levels and open new markets for the farmer by leveraging the knowledge available at various research laboratories around the world and facilitating knowledge and experience sharing between the various agri-stakeholders. The success of ICAAP will be determined by the impact these interventions will have on sustainable farmer income and well being.