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How semiconductor sector has all ingredients necessary to create vibrant fabless industry
The semiconductor sector has all the ingredients necessary to create a vibrant fabless industry in the country
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Small is beautiful as far as we are concerned, says MD of CanFin Homes
Although the implementation of GST and RERA has impacted the sector negatively, we are confident that these changes would ensure healthy growth over time.
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We are plugged into the open source community in India, says MD of Red Hat India
The adoption of technology is gathering rapid pace in India and open source software has come to play a critical role.
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Exotel: This cloud telephony start-up has displayed its prowess
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.
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How HealthBot is providing healthcare for the unconnected
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.
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Investors rekindle their love affair with start-ups
PE funding in Indian start-ups shows vigour after a lull.
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How Artificial Intelligence is a push towards human-plus machines
The use of AI in India is already being witnessed as seen in automation of back-end processes or chatbots for customer service.
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Past investments in digital space stand us in good stead, says Debashis Chatterjee of Cognizant
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.
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From AI to blockchain, Budget 2018 augurs well for Indian IT industry
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 in technology.
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Budget 2018: Angel tax still a devil but Finance Minister Arun Jaitley instils hope
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 biggest irritant: angel tax.
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Angels pray for tax reprieve on start-up funding
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.
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Tepid growth notwithstanding, TV Mohandas Pai remains bullish on IT sector
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%.
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Design element is key factor that will define success of products, services in digital world
The element of design is likely to be the key factor in defining the success of products or services in an emerging digital world
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Artificial Intelligence is now the hottest tech spot and startups in India are working on its cutting edge
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.
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Cognizant voluntary attrition rising; here is what Global Delivery President, Debashis Chatterjee said
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 witnessed higher growth than the company’s overall average.
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Infosys, TCS, Wipro employee addition falls under 5 pct; here is why
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.
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From TCS, Infosys, Wipro to HCL Tech, how Indian IT is transitioning to new era
The second quarter performance of FY18 remained sedate for the top tier companies of India’s IT industry but
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Investing in AI platform Holmes starts paying off for Wipro
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.
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No churn in Infosys’ client base despite management change
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.
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B2C euphoria is dying, why this has come as a blessing in disguise for B2B startups
The spotlight is now shifting towards B2B start-ups as they are seen as ventures with sustainable business models thus creating a wider impact.
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Nandan Nilekani led Infosys starts search for new CEO after Vishal Sikka exit
The search for a new chief executive officer (CEO) at Infosys has begun with the nominations committee scanning for candidates both internal and external.
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India Stack: To serve the underserved
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 solutions on India Stack platform
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Panaya case: NR Narayana Murthy finds probe unsatisfactory; investors lose Rs 34,000 cr in 2 sessions
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.
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As NR Narayana Murthy, Infosys chairman R Seshasayee battle rages; more exits likely
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 surface.
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After Vishal Sikka exits, will Infosys bring in an outsider again? Here are some names in the hat
When Vishal Sikka took over as Infosys CEO in August 2014, he was the first ever non-founder to assume the mantle at the IT firm.
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NR Narayana Murthy lashes out at Infosys board over personal attack
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 right forum and at the appropriate time.
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Our digital revenue is growing well beyond the company average, says Debashis Chatterjee of Cognizant
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.
