Infosys is paying over Rs 1 crore to more than 1,800 employees in its overseas locations and it plans to hire 10,000 more in the US.

“The people have given a fitting reply to Congress leaders like AK Antony who said that we will have to take a visitor's pass to enter the ...

Infosys has started working on new software platforms to ensure differentiation from other top-tier rivals as part of the broader goal.

People who know Budhiraja describe him as a “brilliant technologist” who goes about his job quietly and ensures execution with efficiency.

Sikka in an internal company blog highlighted some of the achievements for Infosys over the past year and also spoke about some of the big ...

'Once you have a platform, all the assets that are reusable which drive efficiency into our existing service lines.'

One of the members of this core team is Infosys' current head of platforms and former SAP executive, Abdul Razack who joined the company in...

CEO Sikka has brought in another of his former lieutenants, Jake Klein, from SAP for overseeing startup investments and acquisitions in Isr...

Yusuf Bashir has been tasked to oversee all the company's early-stage investments and disruptive technology bets in India.

In a meeting towards the end of last year with top customers, advisors and analysts, Sikka had presented a broad outline of this strategy.

India's second largest software exporter Infosys has hired former Mindtree vice president head Amit Varma to bolster its digital transforma...

Like New Jersey-based Cognizant, Infosys too is positioning India as a delivery headquarter, while the next gen battlefront is now overseas.

Weeks after Infy undertook its biggest organisational reshuffle under Sikka, it has rejigged other parts of its organisation, including Inf...

Since Sikka was named CEO-designate on June 12, the company over the past six months has seen close to 60 per cent rise in recruitment in d...

Vishal Sikka continues to attract talent from SAP as he builds a team of leaders to help transform Infosys into what he calls a "next gener...

With the addition of Ritika Suri and Abdul Razack, five senior executives from SAP have switched loyalties to Infosys since August 1.

Both Michael Reh and Sanjay Rajagopalan, who were part of Sikka's core team at the $23-billion German technology company, have quit.