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Growth momentum is strong for Indian IT companies: Former NASSCOM PresidentSeveral companies are forming joint ventures and also acquiring companies which, former NASSCOM President R Chandrashekhar said, are import...- YES Bank cracks 6% on independent director’s resignationYES Bank’s independent director R Chandrashekhar has stepped down from its board, making it the third resignation in a week.
- Debjani Ghosh assumes charge as Nasscom PresidentThe former Intel executive succeeds R Chandrashekhar, who is leaving office upon the completion of his term.
- By 2025, IT companies to earn 60% revenue from digital: R Chandrashekhar, President, Nasscom"Technology has permeated all spheres of life. The advent of digital technology has changed the nature of technology and the way it is depl...
- Uncertainties remain in IT, but the magnitude has reduced: R Chandrashekhar, President, NasscomThere was very little clarity about what direction it would take and what impact it would have not just on the industry in India but on the...
- Nasscom to meet US policymakers post Trump takeoverBesides job creation, Indian IT industry has also contributed to the US economy in terms of tax payment, social security outgo and CSR acti...
- H1-B visa curbs are applied on a discriminatory basis: R Chandrashekhar, NasscomUS legislators would be cognisant of where the American interest lies and the impertaive of dealing with the skill shortage in the US, says...
- Defer PoEM, remove tax barrier for startups: Nasscom to Finance MinistryIn its pre-Budget wish-list to the finance ministry earlier this week, Nasscom has also pushed for removal of constraints related to fundin...
- IT plays a pivotal role in the relationshiop between India and the US: R Chandrashekhar, President, NasscomThere is a sort of trend or growing sentiment against globalisation and towards protectionism, including against immigration, which is buil...
- No need to panic on Donald Trump, Brexit impact long-term: NASSCOMRepublican candidate Donald Trump is a frontrunner for the US President's post and is widely feared in India for his stance on the outsourc...
- Muted Q1: Nasscom says no cut in FY17 growth target of 10-12 per centNasscom President R Chandrashekhar said that from an industry standpoint, the growth continues to be uniformly distributed and there is no ...
- We remain cautiously optimistic, R Chandrashekhar, President, NasscomThe revenue growth, the investments in digital, the market signals and the growth in demand, all represent a lot of opportunities for the I...
- India, Israel can greatly benefit from each other's startup ecosystems: Nasscom's R Chandrashekhar"The Israeli government grants nearly 80% funds to early-stage startups. It will be interesting to know how this model can be incorporated ...
- Nasscom signs MoU with Symantec to develop skilled cyber security professionalsThe initiative will facilitate internships and placement of certified candidates, and train young adults and women in cyber security.
- Indian IT companies are fully compliant with US visa norms: R Chandrashekhar, President, NASSCOM"The Indian IT companies have also contributed substantially by way of taxes, social security payments."
- Expect Obama’s assurance on H-1B visa to aid India’s IT industry: R Chandrashekhar, Nasscom'We also understand that there has been an agreement to move forward on totalisation. This is a good thing for the industry,' said Chandras...
- BPM industry could double revenue growth to $42-50 billion by 2020: Nasscom Prez R ChandrashekharThe BPM industry has potential to double its revenue growth to $42-50 billion and employ 2 million people by 2020, Nasscom President R Chan...
- Vishal Sikka’s biggest challenge would be to have a smooth transition and bring Infosys into bellwether status: R Chandrashekhar, NASSCOMIt is a very good development and we would look forward to working with him and with Infosys, he says.
- South Korea keen on working with Indian IT firms in other marketsSouth Korean President Park Geun-hye expressed keenness in Indian and Korean IT firms working together in other markets of the world.
- See very exciting time for Indian IT industry ahead: R Chandrashekhar"To grow to $300 bn by 2020 requires a sustained growth of around 15% on a compound basis year on year for eight years. That is an average."
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