Cloud consulting and IT service provider Plus91Labs on Wednesday announced the acquisition of Pixely (Internet X Pte Ltd), which is specialized in tailored solutions for the Southeast Asian market. This strategic move aligns perfectly with Plus91Labs' long-term vision and growth strategy, enabling the company in expanding its service offerings and strengthening its presence in the region. The acquisition of Pixely brings valuable domain expertise and a deep understanding of the Southeast Asian market to Plus91Labs, the Gwalior-based company founded in 2017 said in a statement. With Pixely's founder Immanuel Gian at the helm, the company will continue to operate under its established brand name. Immanuel's industry experience and regional knowledge will be instrumental in driving Plus91Labs' expansion efforts and building strong relationships with clients in Southeast Asia, the statement said. "The acquisition of Pixely brings together a wealth of synergies and unique advantages fo
The profits were, however, down 8.5% sequentially as compared to Rs 340.1 crore in the previous quarter
Fixed price projects allow companies to control the cost better and also to introduce automation in the projects
Attrition rates of TCS dropped from 20.1% to 17.8%, HCL's from 19.5% to 16.3%, and Wipro's decreased from 19.2% to 17.3% all in the last quarter
"Wipro's first quarter results come with a strong backbone of large deal bookings, robust client additions, and resilient margins," said Thierry Delaporte, CEO and Managing Director
The board of directors declared an interim dividend of Rs 10 per equity share for FY24
US-based IT company Axtria Inc has opened two new offices in Pune with a combined seating capacity of 1,000 people, the company said on Wednesday. Axtria co-founder and CEO Jaswinder Chadha said in a statement that the company now has eight offices in India, signifying its "commitment to leverage expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics to drive meaningful change in the health care industry". The company plans to open an office in Hyderabad soon, he said. "We saw that a lot of talent in data analytics comes from Pune and Hyderabad and that's how these two centres got shortlisted. Opening two offices in one city was a tough call but we want to look at the convenience of people," Chadha said. With the launch of the Pune offices, Axtria will now have eight global innovation, research and development, and capability centres in India. It has offices in the National Capital Region -- three offices in Gurugram and two in Noida -- and one in Bengaluru, the statement ...
TCS Q1FY24 result: The attrition for the first quarter of the current financial year stood at 17.8%
India's banks have largely remained insulated from a global crisis in the industry with their heavy reliance on local markets
Indian IT services companies are expected to log a muted show in June quarter with wage hikes keeping margins under pressure amid weak macro overhang, cuts in discretionary spends, and project delays, say analysts. Some brokerages, in fact, have cautioned that pain will continue for the tech pack up ahead, as recovery is likely to be more gradual, only around Q4 FY24 or in FY25. As tech companies head into Q1 earnings season this week, experts will also be keeping a close watch on any management commentary on the revision of the growth outlook for FY24, the spread of demand deterioration beyond BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance), hi-tech, telecom and retail verticals, net hiring, project ramp downs and pricing pressures, as key monitorables. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Tech are scheduled to declare their results on July 12, followed by Wipro's report card a day later (July 13). Infosys will announce its Q1 numbers on July 20, while LTIMindtree is slated to
Maheshwari's exit comes amidst the rejig among top-level executives at the software company; COO Irina Ghose has been promoted to managing director of India
IT consulting company KaarTech on Monday said it raised USD 30 million, about Rs 245 crore, from Mumbai-based investment firm A91 Partners. Gautam Mago and Kaushik Anand from A91 Partners will join the board of KaarTech. "The partnership with A91 will catapult KaarTech into an unprecedented era of expansion, propelling us towards our aspiration of going public, despite our humble bootstrapped origins. This association will bolster our ability to expand geographically and augment our services portfolio in-organically," KaarTech CEO Maran Nagarajan said. The partnership aims to fuel Chennai-based KaarTech's organic and inorganic growth across existing markets in the Middle East, the European Union and North America Founded in 2006, KaarTech specialises in digital services with expertise in discrete manufacturing, professional services automation, process manufacturing and consumer packaged goods. With a team of over 2,000 employees, KaarTech has doubled its revenue in the last 24
Shares of the company were down 2% in trading before the bell
In a recent Gartner survey, more than half of the end users indicated that sustainability is a "must-have criterion" in the selection of service providers
This is because a CEO's departure can disrupt ongoing projects and initiatives, causing delays and impacting employee morale, say experts
To address this challenge, IT services companies can prioritise rightsizing their bench strength
Lack of caregiving duties has impacted female workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, but with companies such as TCS, returning to work-from-office culture, many have chosen to opt out of the workforce
Investment was led by Nuvama Asset Management, with participation from Carnelian Asset Advisors
While other industries have single-digit bench sizes, tech firms typically have a larger bench size of as much as 30%, they say
Infosys is the only IT firm whose net client addition remained flat at 23 in FY23. All the other firms added fewer clients