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Bengaluru techie after quitting Rs 2.5 lakhs per month corporate job, now does odd jobs and travels: ‘Income has dropped but life is meaningful’Apeksha Jain traded a Rs 2.5 lakh monthly salary for a life of travel and simple work. After years in corporate roles, she found fulfillmen...- Accenture announces new AI-linked promotion rule for seniors: Check who will be affected and who are exemptedAccenture is now tying promotions for senior managers and associate directors to their regular use of company AI tools, with weekly logins ...
- Pentagon risks wasting $800 million as Trump administration cancels two HR software projectsUnder Trump's administration, the Navy and Air Force are halting nearly completed HR software projects, costing over $800 million, to poten...
- IIM Mumbai achieves 100% placement for class of 2025IIM Mumbai secured 100% placements for the class of 2025 with a 10% increase in job offers compared to last year. The average salary for th...
- Working till late badge of honor in India, team members slept in offices: Techie after moving to SwedenAn Indian tech worker, Ankur Tyagi, shared his contrasting work experiences in India and Sweden. In India, long hours were expected and cel...
- Accenture names Rajendra Prasad as chief information and asset engineering officerPrasad has been at the Dublin-based company for 18 years now and has more than 28 years of industry experience.
- Indian tech firms have bigger problems than the FedManaged tightly from headquarters in Mumbai or Bengaluru, Indian IT firms still have a strong labor-cost advantage when it comes to large-s...
- Accenture's Q4 preview indicates weak demand environmentA shift is likely to impact Indian IT majors like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro, which follow a similar demand cycle as the ...
- How Covid-19 pushed India's IT industry to shed its reticence and go shopping world overIn mid-October, Wipro acquired Eximius Design based in San Jose, US. Tech Mahindra bought out two firms — digital enterprise tech provider ...
- Client budgets are reasonably good & digital demand is certainly good: Paul Hermelin, Capgemini chairmanCapgemini chairman Paul Hermelin said that client budgets continue to be reasonably good, with focus on digital spending.
- IT companies pay double for digi buys to breast the tapeIn the past 2-3 years, these firms have offered up to two-and-a-half times value for buying out small firms with strengths in cloud, design...
- Wipro to buy Appirio cloud services for $500 million, acquisition expected to be completed in DecemberAppirio CEO Chris Barbin will lead the expanded business, Wipro said in an announcement. The deal is Wipro's second biggest acquisition.
- Infosys plans to invest in Silicon Valley fund to track innovative startupsThe $9-billion IT firm is planning to partner with Silicon Valley's storied venture capital firm 500 Startups by investing in one of its fu...
- What's after annual performance reviews? Never-ending performance reviewsThe grocery-delivery service mandates the traditional twice-a-year checkups with management, complete with 360 feedback and self-evaluation...
- Ramco Systems bulks up spending on sales & marketing to compete with US firmsRamco, which earlier sold mainly in India and the Middle East, is putting in place a plan to expand to the US – the most challenging market...
- Indian software cos losing out in migrating infrastructure to cloud modelAnother wrinkle for Indian tech majors is the inability to offer IPs in cloud space which can help them bag large contracts when competing ...
- Flextronics, Siemens lead ‘big shift’ to cloud computingFlextronics CIO David Smoley knew he was taking risks as he handed over human resources computing tasks for his 200,000-employee company to...
- Service providers look to play the cloud gameThe technology world is witnessing its next big shift. A new class of service providers that did not exist in the past decade are now makin...
- Life on fast trackBeneath the glitz and glamour lay a gloomy story. Early success is taking its toll on both employers and employees.
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