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Gen-Z did not invent entrepreneurship but it might be the first generation that thinks it does not require permissionIndian campuses are witnessing a surge in student entrepreneurship, with Gen-Z founders prototyping and building ventures before graduation...- Indians are driving most intensive AI applications: Anthropic India MDIndia is a global AI powerhouse, with users driving advanced applications and Claude.ai seeing its second-largest user base here. This surg...
- Karnataka wants to create 4-5 more Bengalurus: state IT ministerIn a recent post on microblogging portal X, Kharge said Karnataka is the fourth largest technology cluster in the world and the leader in t...
- eInfochips to showcase its innovative healthcare solution at Nasscom Design & Engineering Summit 2023The Summit is being held from 12th to 13th October. It will have the presence of industry leaders, design entrepreneurs and pioneers as wel...
- Indian ER&D spending has the potential to grow to $120 billion by 2030: NASSCOMNasscom noted that 26% of the global ER&D spend comes from India and it could grow to 34% by the end of this decade.
- Minimum wage is a Frankenstein for BPOs here: Sandip Sen, CEO, AegisGovernment looks at bringing in universal minimum wage laws for the domestic business process operations that could destroy the industry’s ...
- Capgemini India chief says 65% of IT employees not trainable"It is a challenging task and I tend to believe that 60-65% of them are just not trainable," Capgemini India's chief executive Srinivas Kan...
- Donald Trump's immigration, outsourcing policies to damage US, not India: Kevin AshtonThe tech expert said that even if Trump wins the election, he will not execute half of the things he had been saying, but will try to enric...
- NASSCOM, Facebook ink MoU to engage with India's entrepreneursWith this initiative, NASSCOM plans to scale up the focus on product design and engage the young entrepreneurs into becoming problem solver...
- IT, ITeS companies to have about 2.3 lakh fresh recruitments this fiscalBVR Mohan Reddy, chairman of Nasscom, also said that the reported visa related probe on TCS and Infosys by the US govt is not "unusual".
- IT industry to reskill staff as newer technology reshapes businessNew and specialist skills are becoming critical for the Indian IT and business process management (BPM) sectors.
- Engineering R&D to reach $45 bn, create 1 million jobs by 2020: NasscomThis exponential growth is a result of flexible business models, short product life cycles and decreasing time to market, Nasscom said.
- iPad was ready even before John Sculley fired iconic innovator and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 1985iPad was ready even before John Sculley fired Steve Jobs in 1985, Ray Hammond, technology futurist and once the neighbour of Steve Jobs, sa...
- First indigenous civil aircraft can take flight in five yearsThe prototype of India's first indigenous civil aircraft can take its maiden flight in the next five years.
- BPOs should cash in on global slowdown: Nasscom president Som MittalGlobal conditions are looking challenging , but Nasscom believes this adversity offers opportunities rather than threats.
- TCS, Infosys, Nasscom to lobby US forum to keep outsourcing engine chuggingThe possible presence of United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk at the event has made the attendance appear more beneficial to Nasscom.
- 'Indian ESO to touch $50 bn by 2020'Consulting firm Booz & Company on Tuesday said the Indian engineering services outsourcing (ESO) industry will achieve $50 billion in reven...
- IT engg services to touch $50-bn by 2020: NASSCOM-BOOZIndia has emerged as a dominant player in the world for IT Engineering services, which is set to touch $50-billion by 2020, a NASSCOM-BOOZ ...
- Wage moderation for ITeS workers by '08Industry body NASSCOM says the wages of IT and BPO workers would see moderation beginning next year as the manpower supply is improving.
- IT cos to face shortfall of 5 lakh pros by '10NASSCOM says by year 2010 the industry would face a shortage of five lakh professionals.
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