Randstad Digital's CEO, Graig Paglieri, highlights India's pivotal role in digital innovation, surpassing its wage arbitrage status. India ...

The strike at Samsung's Tamil Nadu plant is an isolated issue that can be resolved with state government intervention. The Indian governmen...

Taxation of capital gains from equity ownership has gained popularity in the Indian budget, aiming to direct household savings into more pr...

Legislation is needed to bring parity in working conditions among blue- and white-collar workers. Where this is not possible - for instance...

The longer trend of enterprises turning digital could be reinforced by a mild to severe recession in advanced economies. The Indian industr...

Moonlighting gives employees optionality, a freedom that could challenge the dominance enjoyed by the IT majors, and create a more equitabl...

PwC, EY, KPMG, Evalueserve, Alvarez & Marsal are pushing due diligence, deal preparation and documentation-related work to India, and passi...

There is no doubt that India is still a highly attractive and viable option for low-cost labour, albeit not quite as good as it was 15 year...

IT workers have a problem, but they are by far not the only ones among India’s 480 million-odd workforce who are staring at uncertainty.

With the service, Indian employees will be able to receive their wages in rupee terms from companies based in the US and Europe at better r...

Sikka's major challenge is to re-mould the 30-year old behemoth to cater to the current as well as fast evolving landscape of deliverables.

When offshoring entered the popular lexicon, in the 1990s, it became shorthand for efforts to arbitrage labour costs by using lower-wage wo...

Wage gap between developed countries & emerging market economies like India, China & Philippines, may shrink significantly by 2030.

Eliza is IPsoft's virtual service desk employee, and is someone you can see on your computing screens when you interact with her. She handl...

Currency movement is not the only factor that is proving to be a nemesis for the Indian software industry.

It looks like the wallets of techies would continue to bulge in the near future despite the fact that the surging rupee remains a big conce...

India has topped AT Kearney’s Global Services Location Index, racing past arch IT rivals like China, the Philippines and Mexico.