Mphasis and Wipro put together will invest nearly 50 million pounds in the country.

The new hires will work in the digital space, including cloud computing, data and analytics, artificial intelligence, open source technolog...

The studio will create opportunities for its clients to ideate, collaborate and innovate together by combining design and the latest techno...

Infosys clients and industry partners will benefit from increased access to top-tier designers and subject matter experts.

The Bengaluru-based company reported 20.3 per cent increase in revenue from operations at Rs 21,400 crore in the said quarter.

New Delhi, Nov 21 () IT services firm Infosys Wednesday said it will set up three innovation hubs in Australia and create 1,200 jobs in the...

The New Delhi-headquartered IT firm also hired Adrian Morgan to head its insurance arm. Morgan was most recently UK head of Digital for Ins...

Infosys plans to hire MBA graduates from Harvard, Wharton, Kellog, New York University Stern School of Business, Chicago Booth and others

IT major Infosys has targeted that 50% of its employees in onsite (client) locations would be local residents by as early as next year.

The Rajasthan govt has given approval to Infy for the construction of its facility in Mahindra World City — the 3000-acre multiproduct SEZ ...

Infosys will hire nearly 1,000 foreigners this year to push its sales and consultation practice. Ques candidates must ask recruiters I Tips...

Infy & Wipro have started hiring consultants & experts from govt sectors apart from investing in marketing. 'Tech mkt will boom' | Belgian ...

The 3 Indian cos along with UK retailer Tesco and Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia are part of Forbes 'Global 2000 Cos That Are Hiring'. In...

India's second-largest software exporter Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan says, Indians are relatively more flexible when it comes to work.

The new hires would begin their six months customised software engineer education programme at the centre in early September 2007.

Infosys is hiring more young grads from the US in a bid to gain global stature.

Infosys is keen to hire non-Indian employees to realise its ambition of being a global corporation.