Avik Das

NITES said that the global IT firm Wipro issued letter of intent to graduates in May last year, confirming their selection, detailing the role, compensation structure and onboarding process

As AI agents begin working alongside humans, IT services firms are rethinking time-and-material contracts, experimenting with outcome-based and hybrid pricing models

As AI races ahead, tech leaders warn that without more women in leadership, innovation risks bias, exclusion and job losses that disproportionately affect women

Wipro's Q3 profit fell 7% year-on-year due to labour code impact, even as IT services revenue beat estimates and margins improved on cost controls

The seven-year contract will modernise India's national tax analytics platform using AI, digital architecture and data analytics to deliver real-time insights for policymakers, the company said

The Claude chatbot maker said the former Microsoft India head will lead its India expansion as the company prepares to open a Bengaluru office and deepen enterprise and public sector engagement

LTTS CEO Amit Chaddha says the mobility business is set for a turnaround from Q4 as the firm pivots to engineering intelligence and reshapes its portfolio under a new five-year strategy

Raises FY26 revenue growth guidance in range of 3-3.5%

As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates, women leaders can bring diversity, inclusivity and safeguards against bias and job losses, leaders from AnitaB.org say

IT companies are looking to diversify and look beyond traditional revenue segments, as growth has remained damp over the last few years

Q3 top line beats Street estimates, bottom line misses expectations

As AI reshapes enterprises, many Indian GCCs risk being stuck as cost centres - forcing companies to rethink strategy, leadership and real decision power

Experts say a slow growth environment and shorter project life cycles in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) have made these firms double down on office presence and being closer to their clients

Some of these companies, such as Infosys and Wipro, do not even operate there. While Infosys does not have a presence, Wipro's Venezuelan unit was liquidated many years ago

Management commentary on AI-led demand to be watched closely

The question is no longer what AI can do, but where will it realistically deliver value

Active technology job demand stood at 103,000 in January, the second-lowest in six years, as the sector continued to struggle with weak recovery and subdued hiring

Explaining the rationale behind the acquisition, Capgemini chief executive officer Aiman Ezzat said the BPM industry remains one of the fastest-growing segments

Despite robust investment and experimentation, enterprises are still searching for scalable AI-driven value; 2026 could change that

AI and generative AI (GenAI) are expected to play crucial roles in deal renewals going forward, as clients look to build more efficiencies into their operations and reduce costs