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IT cuts mid-tier, expands AI-smart entry level in new hiring playbookIndia's top IT companies are changing how they hire. They are bringing in more fresh graduates and giving them AI tools. Middle managers ar...- Startups seek digital gold rules; IT firms bet on freshersHappy Friday! The Centre may be open to creating an oversight framework for the digital gold sector. This and more in today’s ETtech Mornin...
- Cognizant tops estimates even as Q1 net profit dips marginally; eyes layoffsNet profit was $663 million in the same period a year earlier. However, sequentially, net profit gained by 2.1%. Despite the flat profit gr...
- Cognizant forecasts quarterly revenue below estimates on cautious IT spendingCognizant Technology has recently announced an unexpected decline in its quarterly revenue forecast, indicating that clients are exercising...
- 10 techies who quit jobs at Accenture, TCS, Infosys to become popular South actors: Tovino Thomas to Kalaiyarasan to Srinidhi ShettySeveral South Indian actors, including Srinidhi Shetty, Tovino Thomas, and Nivin Pauly, left well-paying IT jobs at companies like Accentur...
- Malayalam actor quit software job at Cognizant in Chennai to pursue acting. Now, he charges Rs 4 crore per filmRenowned actor Tovino Thomas left his software job to follow his passion for acting. He rose to fame with Ennu Ninte Moideen and later star...
- Fear factor: Claude Cowork, techies no work?Anthropic’s launch of Claude Cowork, an AI tool for collaborative work, sparked a global software stock sell-off worth $285 billion. Indian...
- Indian IT spared from DOGE bite; Darwinbox’s $140 million roundIndian IT firms may escape the wrath of Elon Musk’s DOGE. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- China looking to create 'hydro-hegemony' through dam projects in Tibet: ReportSince Tibet's occupation, China has disrupted the natural flow of rivers by pursuing a series of ill-conceived environmental and developmen...
- Home market gets attractive for India's IT giantsIt's a curious thing. India’s IT companies have historically ignored the domestic market.
- Reskill to survive: Tech firms retrain staff on war footingAccenture, Infy, TechM, Cognizant, MphasiS investing to make workforce future-ready.
- Why IT companies are shifting to agile work modelTCS, for example, has already trained nearly half of its 4 lakh employees in agile delivery and is in the process of creating new workspace...
- Top stocks in focus on Monday, 20 March 2017Even if the market turns rangebound for in a broader consolidation move, expect plenty of stock-specific action in a market that looks flus...
- IT exports from Bengal up 18 per cent since 2011: Amit Mitra"The volume of software exports by companies located in West Bengal has grown by more than 18 per cent in the past three years," he said at...
- Why Tata Consultancy Services is redefining itself to rise in JapanAt a strategy level, it is about redefining how TCS wants to accomplish its vision of becoming an IT major with a truly global footprint.
- Infosys to treat its top 50 clients in a special wayInfosys has overhauled its client engagement strategy by dedicating senior executives to watch over each of its top customers, its latest a...
- New age mantra for Indian techies: Upgrade or perishAbout 7.5 mn freshers will join the IT sector this decade. Half of this workforce, will no longer be in demand for its accents or coding ta...
- ‘Indian cos need to intensify sales and marketing efforts’John C McCarthy predicted in 2002 that by 2015 nearly 3.3 million white collar American jobs would go offshore, signalling the rise of Indi...
- Over one lakh on TCS payrollIt's an indication of how fast the young industry has grown, and also reflects top players' appetite for talent.
- TCS employee strength touched 100,000Silently, with no fan-fare, no tom-toming and perhaps, even without due acknowledgement, Indian IT sector crossed a key milestone on Thursd...
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