IT services major Wipro Limited on Wednesday said it has appointed former Walmart executive Subha Tatavarti as its Chief Technology Officer.
The appointment comes along with several other key ones that the company has made recently as its restructuring plan
Strong growth for the tech sector, margin headwinds for FMCG firms to tilt the scale in favour of the former, say analysts
More businesses used its digital services to shift operations to the cloud
Firm has reimagined its HR strategy with a clear focus on skills
Startek employs over 18,000 people in India across BPM centres and 40,000 in 13 countries.
Digitisation has increased in the country due to the pandemic
Infosys on Thursday announced that it would be bringing 500 jobs to Calgary over the next three years
Firm's chief says Live Enterprise is an idea of how companies will be run in the future and a lot of it has come out of Infosys' own experience over the last three years
Cognizant has stepped up its hiring efforts for both freshers and lateral hires in the country
Infosys McCamish Systems is a US-based subsidiary of Infosys BPM
Companies are going to change their dynamics from a cost and customer perspective in a big way, IT major Infosys President Mohit Joshi said
Shareholders of Perspecta would get $29.35 for each share held, the company said, representing a premium of about 12% to stock's last close
Shares have rallied 42% since November to a record high of Rs 5,876.05 on Jan 6, before taking a breather
The proposed changes in H-1B application selection process are prospective in nature but will have a minor adverse impact on the margins of Indian IT services companies, ICRA said
Demand for digital technologies and resumption of normal economic activities will drive sales for IT companies, and the sector will post a revenue growth of up to 9 per cent in 2021-22, a report said
Dollar revenue growth highest in 36 quarters; firm has given an bullish outlook on revenue growth of 1.5-3.5 per cent for the March quarter
Large deals, digital growth drives outperformance
IT services major Infosys on Wednesday said it will purchase assets and onboard employees of Carter Digital, an Australian experience design agency. "This asset takeover strengthens Infosys' global design and experience offerings, demonstrates its continued commitment in bringing innovative thinking, talent and creativity to its clients, and provides effective global digital solutions," Infosys said in a regulatory filing. Carter brings to Infosys, experts in human centered design, experiential, enhanced digital transformation, customer interaction expertise, and will also cement WONGDOODY (an Infosys brand) into the Australasian market, it added. This is an asset purchase and the transaction is expected to close during the fourth quarter of fiscal 2021, subject to customary closing conditions. Together with Infosys' earlier acquisition of WONGDOODY that offers creative and marketing services, Carter brings complementary capabilities to help global CMOs and businesses thrive in a .
Net profit declined 11.4 per cent to Rs 5,455 crore in FY20 from Rs 6,160 crore in FY19