Prior to his role as marketing chief, Puneet Chandra was the Vice President of corporate business services at Wipro BPO.

India’s third-largest software exporting firm, Wipro, will name some new vertical heads by the year-end, according to two people familiar w...

The Azim Premji-promoted company has become an empanelled IT vendor to compete for BofA's future requests for proposal, sources said.

Wipro Senior executive Brian Allatt asked to reach out to utilities and oil & gas companies in Canada after ATCO deal

Public sector, financial services and manufacturing clients are taking time to outsource IT contracts as about 40% of these extended beyond...

A stable team at the top and focus on newer geographies should help the country’s third largest IT firm record better numbers, said a senio...

The Bangalore-based company may see its third quarter profit rise to Rs 1,968 crore, the average of nine analysts' estimates, compiled by E...

Wipro will buy American mortgage services company Opus Capital Market Consultants for $75 million (Rs465 crore).

Wipro has been in a slow growth phase for longer than expected, but has started to win some large deals. The stock today closed at Rs 514.9...

The company’s revenues in dollar terms are likely to be $1628 million, up 2.5 per cent, against $ 1588.30 million, in the last quarter, sai...

Wipro did not specify the reason for the exit of Sankaran, who joined the company in 1989. Wipro stocks ended at Rs 484 apiece, up by 2.9% ...

Infosys VP and financial services head for the Americas, Sudhir Chaturvedi, has put in his papers, marking another high-profile exit.

Basab Pradhan global sales head for Infosys and a member of its executive council has put in his papers to start his own venture, he announ...

Murthy is trying to coax back into Infosys fold several rainmakers who are now working with rival cos, people aware of the development said.

This business will create solutions around cloud, mobility and analytics, and is headed by Shaji Farooq, exec who moved from Infy last year.

V Balakrishnan’s decision reflects poorly on an organisation which once used to pride itself on its leadership capabilities.

A 10-year veteran, Shaji Farooq was overseeing Infosys' banking & financial services vertical that contributes about 35% to revenues.