The semiconductor sector has all the ingredients necessary to create a vibrant fabless industry in the country
with a little push from pro-active government policies
Although the implementation of GST and RERA has impacted the sector negatively, we are confident that these changes would ensure healthy growth over time.
E-mail, SMS, IVRS, chatbots have become some of the voiceless forms of communication but the core of interaction among human beings still remains voice.
HealthBot, a healthcare start-up, aims to bring the best of medical services to people staying in remote locations, especially rural areas, through its technology platform.
Cognizant, the Nasdaq-listed IT services major with large employee presence in India, provided an upbeat revenue guidance for 2018 in the range of 8-10% and projected an improvement in margins.
The Budget has also emphasised on other key themes of the government like smart cities, digital economy and creating a paperless infrastructure. These would augur well for the country as it keeps pace with latest developments
Budget 2018: The union budget 2018 raised a ray of hope for the start-up ecosystem in the country with the promise of addressing the various issues relating to investment in such companies, but fell short of removing their bi
The start-up ecosystem, comprising entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and angel investors, is looking forward to the Budget, hoping for relief from its biggest bugbear: angel tax.
In fact, Pai thinks IT companies are in a good position. According to him, the annual global consumption of software is $1 trillion, growing at 2-4% annually, but Indian IT services companies are growing at 6-9%.
Artificial intelligence has emerged as the hottest technology area and the number of start-ups in India from this segment is only increasing every year.
Cognizant, the Nasdaq listed IT services major with a large employee presence in India, has revised its revenue guidance for the second time this calendar year and has placed large bets on digital technologies which have witn
The growth rate in employee addition has fallen below 5% for the top tier Indian IT services companies — Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys and Wipro.
The second quarter performance of FY18 remained sedate for the top tier companies of India’s IT industry but
they are preparing themselves for the future growth opportunity which is digital.
Wipro has been engaged with automation technologies for quite some time now with larger focus being on implementing in its various internal process like travel booking, accounting process etc.
UB Pravin Rao, the interim CEO of Infosys, during a Citi Global Technology Conference held in September, had said they had gone out on a massive outreach programme with their clients.
The search for a new chief executive officer (CEO) at Infosys has begun with the nominations committee scanning for candidates both internal and external.
Technology platforms can have a deep impact if it touches the underserved segments of the population. Keeping this in mind, Dalberg Advisors and iSPIRT have thrown open a competition to entrepreneurs to build their innovative
Even as sources close to NR Narayana Murthy claimed on Monday, the chairman emeritus had refrained from participating in the probe in the $200-million Panaya acquisition.
The Board of directors at Infosys is likely to see a restructuring in the coming weeks, sources said, even as the friction between founder NR Narayana Murthy and board chairman R Seshasayee continues to fester beneath the sur
Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy has expressed his anguish over what he termed was a personal attack by the current Board that he founded and said that he would reply to their allegations in the right manner and in the rig
Nasdaq listed IT firm Cognizant, which has revised upwards the lower end of its revenue guidance for 2017, has witnessed its digital revenues growing higher than the company's average.
