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Infosys's product & platform unit on edge with fresh exitThe exit comes at a time when Infosys is attempting to revive its Finacle business, which currently rolls into EdgeVerve and was one of the...- EdgeVerve EVP Michael Reh quits from Infosys, may continue as consultantVishal Sikka said Reh would stay with the company till at least the end of the March quarter.
- Infosys products chief Michael Reh quits: SourcesBesides EdgeVerve, Reh, who spent nearly 15 years at German software giant SAP prior to Infosys, was also in charge of the company’s Finacl...
- Infosys looks to build new products, solutions under Michael Reh; eyes $2 billion revenue by 2020India’s second largest software exporter Infosys is undertaking a complete revamp of its products business under Michael Reh.
- Infosys launches business management solution for banks' SME customersThe solution is exclusively designed to help SMEs not only experience banking services on the move, but also manage their business operatio...
- Infosys plans at least three new banking software products under FinacleInfosys will build new products under the Finacle brand and carry out a rebranding exercise for unit, along with doubling the unit’s invest...
- Vishal Sikka's strategy sees Infosys shift focus to Internet of Things and artificial intelligenceIn a meeting towards the end of last year with top customers, advisors and analysts, Sikka had presented a broad outline of this strategy.
- Mindtree former VP Amit Varma joins InfosysIndia's second largest software exporter Infosys has hired former Mindtree vice president head Amit Varma to bolster its digital transforma...
- Infosys to hire SAP CTO Gordon Muehl as its software security Czar“He has not yet joined, and as of now we are not looking at a chief security officer kind of a role--his expertise is tremendous from produ...
- Vishal Sikka reshuffles responsibilities of numerous top executivesCompany sources said they would soon appoint a CEO for Edgeverve, who will report to Reh. Edgeverve is modelled like a software startup.
- Infosys to increase focus on North America, EMEA with FinacleInfosys is increasing its focus on geographies like North America and EMEA region to drive growth of its core banking solution Finacle.
- Infosys' banking platform Finacle looks to invest in US-Asia PacificInfosys is looking scale up Finacle by looking at partnerships, increasing its presence in the mobile banking space and adding insurance do...
- Banks in emerging markets invest to gain innovation leadershipThey are doing this by investing more in research and development compared to their peers in mature markets, the report added.
- Vishal Sikka brings 3 former SAP colleagues to Infosys - Michael Reh, Sanjay Rajagopalan & Navin BudhirajaIn addition to the 12 executive vice-presidents at Infosys, Sikka since taking over office on August 1 has brought three of his former SAP ...
- Vishal Sikka relies on SAP executives to put Infosys back on growth trackSince Sikka took charge of Infosys on August 1, Infosys has seen two senior SAP executives, Michael Reh and Navin Budhiraja, join the compa...
- Former SAP executive Michael Reh to help Vishal Sikka revive FinacleM Haragopal, senior vice president and head of Finacle, has decided to end his over-two-decade stint with the Bangalore-based company, prom...
- Vishal Sikka ropes in former SAP colleague Michael Reh to revive Infosys' FinacleReh, who joined Infosys on October 1, was formerly EVP for business information & tech at SAP. He will continue to be based out of Hamburg,...
- Former SAP EVP Michael Reh joins Vishal Sikka at InfosysReh will be based out of Hamburg, Germany, and reporting to one of the Executive VPs at Infosys. The company currently has 12 EVPs.
- Vishal Sikka’s two SAP colleagues set to join InfosysTwo of Vishal Sikka's colleagues at SAP are joining Infosys, marking the company's first major external appointments since Sikka took over ...
- Michael Reh, Sanjay Rajagopalan of Vishal Sikka's core team in SAP quitBoth Michael Reh and Sanjay Rajagopalan, who were part of Sikka's core team at the $23-billion German technology company, have quit.
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