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Tech is now about value and differentiation: Publicis Sapient's Nigel Vaz

Today, clients do not seek the cheapest solution, Vaz tells Sneha Bhattacharjee

I am driving simplification across the firm: Abid Ali Neemuchwala

Interview with COO & group president, Wipro

IDFC First Bank chief Rajiv Lall on how he juggles many roles all at once

Lall talks to Anjuli Bhargava about his stint in teaching, working with governments and the private sector and his tryst with impact investing

The whole digital transformation opportunity is big, growing: HCL Tech CEO

Having forecast a revenue growth of 14-16% in the current financial year, HCL Technologies' commentary was far more encouraging than its peers as it announced its fourth quarter results

My favourite campaign is Fevicol's 'Egg' ad: Sumanto Chattopadhyay

This campaign single-mindedly drove the message of the ultimate bond, helping the brand firmly occupy the category high-ground, said Chattopadhyay

We have big expectations from Japan and China: Sun Pharma's Dilip Shanghvi

Shangvi feels the domestic market is big enough to accommodate both branded and unbranded medicines

Infrastructure projects to take off again post election: Srei Chairman

Businesses have their cycles and problems and the lenders must take decisions on a case by case basis, says Srei chief Hemant Kanoria

Liquidity crunch, low food inflation contributed to rural slowdown: HUL CMD

Wages have also not grown significantly, HUL Chairman and Managing Director Sanjiv Mehta tells Business Standard

Goodricke will increase its production steadily over 5 years: Atul Asthana

Goodricke is the second largest tea producer in India

Zia Mody explains how different clients require different doses of fear

She's notorious for being a merciless task master and AZB is known for being one of the toughest law firms to cut one's teeth at

Why CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian wants to remain an independent voice

Banking sector reform is obviously something I care about. Also, as an engineer turned economist I think about technological solutions to economic problems, he said

Shift to digitisation and e-commerce will fuel growth: Mjunction CEO

Vinaya Varma tells that the company eyes 40 per cent CAGR topline growth through 2023, betting on India's e-commerce boom

Lamborghini expects to grow 50% this year in Indian market: Sharad Agarwal

India is an important market for Lamborghini globally, despite the fact that of our overall sales, less than 1% is contributed by India, says India head of Italian luxury sports vehicle maker

We don't change standards depending on market cycles, says Xander's founder

Residential markets in India will take some time. There is excess inventory in most markets at the mid to high segment and I expect that will take some time to absorb

Mastercard is moving from 'facilitation' to 'flow' biz: Raja Rajamannar

Demonetisation was a game changer. It created an immediate reason for people to experience the ease, safety and security of digital payments, says Mastercard's Rajamannar

It is nice to be number one, but not at any cost: Mercedes-Benz India CEO

Martin Schwenk talks to Business Standard about the struggle to grow the luxury car market, its increased sales through digital marketing, and how the company aims to tap product niches

Indian engineers to lead next set of businesses: Riverbed Technology CEO

Mountford says he is impressed to see a fast-growing economy with a thriving start-up ecosystem and increasing new digital services

Social media plays a role in sustenance of linear TV: Sky's Gary Davey

A pay TV business is more local than an OTT, says Gary

Brunch with BS: How Viney Singh plans to keep Fabindia's legacy going

With a reach wider than almost any handloom and handicraft brand - 293 stores across 105 Indian cities and 14 international stores - Fabindia has a network like none other

We're focusing on quality of revenue in large deals: Wipro's BM Bhanumurthy

While verticals like banking, financial services and insurance and consumer business are doing well, others like energy and technology will pick up from second quarter