About 99.8 per cent of the workforce in the information technology sector is incapable of working from home, according to the study
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Analysts expect top line pressure to reflect from Q4 itself
The Coronavirus pandemic is like a force majeure, and no amount of business continuity planning will help in this situation, he claimed
Companies have to rejig their business model
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The approval was given by the Board of Approval, the highest decision-making body for SEZs, in its meeting on February 26 in New Delhi
Tourism and hospitality, auto and aviation could see a demand crunch amid coronavirus; earnings from rupee depreciation to export-driven sectors such as IT and pharma could be limited
During the visit of the US President, it will also raise concerns relating to rising H1B curbs
100 per cent of Cognizant's focus is now on clients, added the CEO of the IT firm
There could be disruptions in the near term, but ultimately the economy will bottom out
Market analysts said Infosys' performance was in line with their expectations
Within the markets segments, they do not forecast a major underperformance by the mid-caps in 2020 given the valuation comfort
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Large Indian information technology firms may steal a march over global peers to clinch deals
California initiated legal actions against Infosys after a compliant was filed by whistleblower Jack 'Jay' Palmer, a former Infosys employee
Firm offering special quarterly skill-based bonus to high performers; attrition rate at present above 20%
IT stocks currently trade at a 7 per cent discount to Nifty
He added that challenges in sectors like agriculture, transportation, energy, logistics and industrial automation also present opportunities for developing solutions.
TCS has announced several deals this year, led by BaNCS, in Europe, the Asia-Pacific and West Asia