Chatterjee joins Mindtree from Cognizant, where he was leading the digital systems and technology practice for Teaneck
The meeting was attended by senior managers of TCS, Satyam Venture Engineering, HCL, NIIT Tech, Infosys, Invento Robotics, Tech Mahindra and Wipro
Said to be a one-of-its-kind engagements programme, the delegation of small and medium enterprises visited several states in the US
A circular from the Central Board for Indirect Taxes and Customs that was released last week said the services offered by the IT and ITeS sectors at the back end may attract 18% GST
Domestic companies may have to distinctly separate product and services businesses
The industry has continued to depend on execution levers like expanding margins, with the exception of TCS which made the most of rupee depreciation in FY19
The IT sector as a whole is witnessing headwinds like slowing growth and rising costs
Aggregate employee addition by the top three Indian IT services companies jumped close to seven times in FY19
Both campus hiring & localisation initiatives remain strong; further uptick on cards
According to a HFS Research report released last year, HCL Technologies was at the top spot among domestic IT services players, while it was ranked number four globally in this segment
We are keen on changing the perception that revenue guidance represents, said Rishad Premji, Chairman, Nasscom
Large Indian firms see revenue per employee growing at a steady rate
Infosys saw $1.57-billion large deal wins across 14 clients with 30% net new TCV
Turnaround time for IT sector
TCS, the largest, attributed differentiated capabilities for its $4.9-bn deal TCV, of which $1.5 bn came from banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) and $0.7 bn from retail
Startups will contribute substantially to the IT employment in India as the industry has an ever growing set of startups
India will become the third-largest construction market globally by 2022 and the real estate sector is estimated to grow to $650 bn by 2025 and surpass $850 bn by 2028, to touch $1 trn by 2030
Positives already priced in despite triggers like US deal wins, rupee fall
TCS uses its 'Ion' platform as the backbone for its re-skilling services
IT giants derive more than 70 per cent of their revenues from the legacy business by offering application development, maintenance and testing services to global clients