Among individual stocks, Morgan Stanley has maintained their overweight rating on HCLT, LTIMindtree and Infosys within the large-caps.
Banking major ANZ has selected IT services company HCL Technologies (HCLTech) for a new engagement that entails digital workplace transformations across 33 countries. HCLTech will provide ANZ with digital workplace services and experience management across end user devices and applications, including laptops, mobile phones and tablets, according to a release. The release, however, did not divulge the size of the contract bagged by HCLTech. "HCLTech, a leading global technology company, and ANZ, one of Australia's four largest banks and the largest banking group in New Zealand and the Pacific, have expanded their relationship with a new engagement that will transform ANZ's digital employee experience across 33 countries," it said. HCLTech leverages new technologies including extended reality, GenAI (generative artificial intelligence) and IoT-powered workspaces to drive experiential, sustainable and inclusive workplaces for enterprises. "We're excited to continue our long-standing
Last week, Infosys entered into an agreement valued at $1.5 billion with a global company for 15 years to offer enhanced digital services through its artificial intelligence (AI) solutions
Indian firm will also supply IT infrastructure services to Siemens AG
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IT services company enable Cricket Australia to deliver immersive digital services across the world
HCL Tech expects this deal to have a positive revenue impact over the next six years beginning in November 2023 with an estimated new total contract value of US$ 2.1 billion over the term.
HCL Technologies hopes to have almost 70 per cent of its staff walking into physical workspaces by end of the current fiscal, CEO C Vijayakumar said, while adding that the IT services company will continue to have a hybrid model that is optimised and tuned in to needs. For now, HCLTech is seeing a gradual increase in the number of people coming to offices, he said. It is pertinent to mention that the flexi work options were put in place by the IT industry at the onset of pandemic. With return to normalcy, many tech companies are scaling up efforts to get staff back in offices, at least for a set number of days in a week, and the past months have indeed seen workers trickle back in, and the office cubicles starting to get occupied more regularly. "We have a hybrid-first virtual operating model and it is based on need. We expect people to come to offices three days a week, and we've had modest success," Vijayakumar told PTI. He added: "We have, at least, half of our people coming to
Mphasis surged 4 per cent, while TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies and L&T Technology Services gained in the range of 2 to 3 per cent
TCS's management maintained that near term demand challenges remain and refrained from giving recovery timelines, implying a slow and gradual recovery ahead.
Stocks to watch on July 13, 2023: Shares of TCS and HCL Technologies will react to Q1 earnings on Thursday.
The board of directors declared an interim dividend of Rs 10 per equity share for FY24
Stocks to watch on July 12, 2023: IT majors TCS and HCL Technologies will report Q1 earnings today, Wednesday.
HCL Tech Q1FY24 result: On a QoQ basis, its Q1 revenue may grow 1 per cent while net profit could drop 4 per cent
The gain in NASDAQ thus far in CY23 was largely fueled by Google, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Meta Platforms - also known as the FAANG stocks.
Stocks to Watch on Tuesday: Multiplex firm PVR Inox Ltd, on Monday, reported a widening in consolidated net loss at Rs 333 crore for Q4FY23
The firing spree was not limited to back-office jobs and affected big tech companies, including Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, among others
CLOSING BELL: The broader indices ended marginally in red, with Midcap index declining 0.4 per cent, and the Smallcap index down 0.3 per cent.
HCL Tech's guidance of 18-19 per cent EBIT margin in FY24, despite prevailing uncertainties and larger share of cost take out deals in pipeline, suggests good cost control measures.
Adds 4,480 freshers in March qtr to outstrip peers, announces dividend of Rs 18/share