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The great $100-billion tech shift: GCCs tighten grip on India’s talent marketIndia's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) jobs: India's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are rapidly outpacing traditional IT services, driv...- AI driving productivity gains with steady headcount: Epsilon India headEpsilon India is achieving more with its current workforce. Artificial intelligence is boosting productivity in software development and op...
- India's IT model worked, until AI. Disruption now haunts its sub-optimal equilibriumIndia's IT sector thrived for decades by providing skilled labour at lower costs. This model is now challenged by Artificial Intelligence. ...
- Iran conflict and global risks slow GCC expansion in IndiaGlobal geopolitical tensions are slowing new technology centre openings in India, with a dip in brownfield expansions due to macro uncertai...
- Union Budget 2026: A strategic push on AI, semiconductors, and data infrastructureBy transitioning from foundational missions toward an application-oriented and infrastructure-led roadmap in the Budget 2026-27, the govern...
- Mphasis chief sees discretionary tech spends acceleratingClients are identifying pockets of their business to make it efficient through the use of AI, automating tasks that don't need as much manu...
- Multinationals set up GCCs in India to bypass AI talent war: FT reportMultinational firms like McDonald's and Bupa are establishing global capability centers in India to tap into the nation's AI talent pool as...
- 25% of AMD’s workforce is now based out of India: India Sales CVP Vinay SinhaAMD’s Vinay Sinha says 6,000 engineers in India are looped into every aspect of data centre business; firm’s business doubled in last two y...
- Mitigating climate change through competition and cooperationWell formulated and enforced competition policies can act as catalysts and complements to efforts in mitigating and adapting to climate cha...
- Fast food chain Subway drags taxman to court over GST on intellectual property rightsThe American fast food chain told the court that the taxman kept issuing summons without following due process
- Adapting non-linear thinking will transform possibilities into productivity: Ronnie Screwvala to ETILCRonnie Screwvala, Co-founder and Chairperson, upGrad recently released a report on the subject. The entrepreneur, philanthropist and author...
- It's time to call it quits on old low-cost model: R Chandrasekaran, Cognizant“The Indian IT industry is on the cusp of change,” Chandrasekaran, said in an interview.
- Infosys introduces new criteria for appraisal of top executivesDigital is the umbrella term that covers progress in cloud, analytics, internet of things (IoT) and machine learning.
- Bleak future ahead for sacked IT employees: ExpertsSince the situation may get more acute, professionals may be forced to switch industries and look for jobs in emerging sectors such as fint...
- IT exports may grow 13-15% on global pick-up, shift to new tech: NasscomNasscom today projected a 13-15% increase in exports in the next financial year and said that concerns over the US Immigration Bill remain.
- Glivec lesson for pharma: Patented drugs must be priced smartlyGlivec was the first-of-its-kind cancer drug for leukaemia patients with patent protection in nearly 40 countries.
- Infosys, Mphasis, Cognizant, SAP adopt venture capital modelIndian technology companies are donning the venture capital hat to incubate business ideas generated by employees.
- Infosys brand value reports slowest growth in FY08The Mcap of the IT behemoths have slumped in the recent past on weaker sectoral outlook-driven factors like the US recession and currency v...
- BPO scales a new peak with version 3.0The $9 bn BPO sector has graduated to the third generation services, or BPO Ver 3.0.
- Open source gets a whole new meaningOpen source was like a car that was free. Now, it’s a fancy car where everything is free - the engine, body, and upholstery, but it comes w...
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