Traditional telecom operators are pushing for over-the-top (OTT) services, such as WhatsApp and Google Meet, to be regulated on par with themselves to ensure a 'level playing field'
DGGI sent a notice to Infosys for non-payment of Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) on import services as the recipient of services
Nasscom was reacting to the Rs 32,400 crore goods and services tax (GST) demand from India's second-largest IT services firm, Infosys
According to labour unions, the amendment, which is looking to facilitate a 14-hour working day, was presented in a meeting called by the labour department with various stakeholders in the industry
Nasscom said it is seeking an urgent meeting for industry representatives with state authorities to discuss the concerns
The National Association of Software and Service Companies (Nasscom) expressed "deep concern" about the Karnataka State Employment of Local Industries Factories Establishment Bill, 2024
It says the Bill lays down onerous and prescriptive obligations on aggregators like the minimum notice period for termination, algorithmic disclosures, monitoring and tracking mechanisms
CII said that seven target sectors have been identified to begin with
Industry association wants levels for safe harbour provisions raised to enable greater participation
India saw a significant surge in deeptech startups in 2023 with 480 new ventures emerging, making it the third largest pool globally, a report said. However, the report by technology industry body nasscom and global consulting firm Zinnov highlighted the worrying trend of a funding winter, posing a major challenge for these startups. 'India's DeepTech Dawn: Forging Ahead' report also said funding for scaling, talent attraction and retention, and global expansion are the top 3 challenges faced by startups in deeptech innovation. "India currently has 3600+ deeptech startups, out of which 480 were established in 2023 itself, nearly 2X more than the number of deeptech startups established in 2022," the report said. But India's deeptech promise is stunted by a funding gap. "Compared to startups across some other leading deeptech ecosystems, Indian deeptech startups receive a fraction of the median investment at every stage. This lack of funding restricts the ability of some promising .
According to the report, in CY23, Indian deeptech startups witnessed a dip of 77 per cent in funding compared to last year and secured $850 million in investments
For the US-based enterprise software company Planview, its India centre is not just a digital twin but a digital next generation
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A Nasscom-KPMG report launched on Thursday has identified four considerations for GCCs as they move up the value chain
This stands in stark contrast to the 650,000-700,000 individuals that the tech industry body Nasscom said have received training in AI within leading tech companies
Dedicated regulation expected after the Lok Sabha elections
Industry expected to generate additional $9.3 billion in revenue, spanning across IT services, business process management engineering services: Nasscom
India is home to more than 1,580 GCCs, with a total market size of $46 billion
IT industry body Nasscom on Friday said it has signed an agreement with Australian industry body Business NSW to facilitate market access for technology companies in the two markets. Indian technology companies and firms in New South Wales will receive accelerated access to each other's markets as part of the new agreement that aims to synergise economic cooperation between India and Australia, Nasscom said.. An agreement between the Department of Enterprise, Investment, and Trade (DEIT), Indian industry body Nasscom, and Australian industry organisation Business NSW was signed in Sydney on Thursday, leveraging the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) and positioning NSW at the centre of the burgeoning Australia-India technology corridor, Nasscom said in a statement. With a USD 254 billion tech industry as of FY2024, India is a global powerhouse, so we are looking forward to welcoming their startups and scaleups to Sydney through our International Landing
India's National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) will bring a delegation of 15 top-tier start-ups to participate in a Pitching and Networking Session for the Start-Ups in the UAE next week. The delegation would participate in the exclusive Pitching and Networking Session for the Start-Ups to be organised by the Consulate General of India in Dubai on March 11 and 12, officials said. The Start-Up delegation comprises sectors such as artificial intelligence, big data and analytics, electrochemistry, materials, and renewable energy, among others. NASSCOM is the apex body for the technology industry in India, an industry that has made a phenomenal contribution to India's GDP, exports, employment, infrastructure, and global visibility. The Elevate Pitching Series aims to provide a platform for Start-Ups to pitch their ideas to investors and business partners based in the Middle East and other countries, officials said.