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Infosys forms JV with Hitachi, Panasonic, Pasona in Japan Posted on 14th December 2018 |
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New Delhi: Infosys on Friday said it has formed a joint venture (JV) with Hitachi, Panasonic Corporation and Pasona to strengthen its presence in the Japanese market. As part of the agreement, Infosys will acquire 81 per cent of the shareholding in Hitachi Procurement Service Co, Hitachi's fully owned subsidiary, Infosys said in a statement. |
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Infosys inaugurates new technology hub in US, hires over 7,000 workers Posted on 6th December 2018 |
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IT firm Infosys on Thursday announced inauguration of its new technology and innovation hub in Hartford in the US. The company also announced that it has hired more than 7,000 American workers in the last 18 months as a part of its ongoing commitment to accelerate the pace of digital innovation for American enterprises. |
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Infosys bags deal from Citizens Energy Group Posted on 30th November 2018 |
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India’s second largest IT firm Infosys said Thursday it has bagged a deal from Citizens Energy Group to enhance the latter’s customer service experience. As part of this engagement, Citizens will transform its customer service by leveraging ‘Infosys Preconfigured Accelerator for Customer Experience (PACE)’, Infosys said in a statement. |
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Nifty IT index gains 5% in three days; TCS, Infosys up over 4% in intra-day Posted on 28th November 2018 |
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Shares of information technology (IT) companies are trading higher for the third straight session, with the Nifty IT index gaining 5% so far during this period on value buying. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys, from the index, are up 4% each at Rs 1,961 and Rs 663, respectively. NIIT Technologies, Mindtree, Tata Elxsi, Tech Mahindra and HCL Technologies are up in the range of 1% to 3% on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). |
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Infosys plans 3 innovation hubs in Australia Posted on 22nd November 2018 |
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Infosys, the country’s second largest software services company, will set up three innovation hubs in Australia and create 1,200 jobs Down Under by 2020. The Bangalore-based company is already setting up similar hubs in the US — its largest market — and expects to hire 10,000 local workers by 2019. |
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Infosys to set up three innovation hubs in Australia; to create 1,200 jobs Posted on 21st November 2018 |
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Country's second largest IT services firm Infosys on Wednesday said it would open three innovation hubs in Australia and create 1,200 jobs by 2020 in the region as the IT firm looks to increase digital offerings for its clients apart from bridging the digital skill gap in the country. The company also said that it would absorb graduates from the Australian university to fill around 40 per cent of the 1,200 jobs that it will create in the next two years. |
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From Wipro to Infosys, IT firms to realign client base on digital push Posted on 17th November 2018 |
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With digital services emerging as the next growth driver for information technology (IT) services firms, quality of revenue is taking precedence over quantity, leading to a fair amount of rationalisation of customers. This trend is reflected in the active customer base of Indian IT services firms, which grew at a tepid pace for the last three years despite healthy additions of clients every quarter. |
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Infosys ADS holders seek refund of $3.7 million in depository fees Posted on 16th November 2018 |
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New Delhi: Holders of Infosys Ltd’s American Depositary Shares (ADSs) have complained that the company’s issue of bonus ADSs in September has added to their cost of owning the securities without any concomitant benefits. They have, in a letter to Infosys’s chief financial officer M.D. Ranganath, asked the Bengaluru-based company to review its ADS programme and refund over $3.7 million to its ADS holders in depository fees collected by the firm on account of issuing new securities. |
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Infosys to hire 500 American techies in Texas Posted on 15th November 2018 |
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Bengaluru: Tech major Infosys will hire 500 American workers in Texas where the company is setting up a Technology and Innovation Hub, a specialised facility for telecommunications, retail and banking sectors. Infosys in May 2017 said it would hire 10,000 American workers by 2019 and the company has already hired over 6,200 of them since it made this people announcement. |
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Infosys to give 3-5% salary hikes to senior staff Posted on 9th November 2018 |
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BENGALURU: Infosys is expected to roll out salary increments for senior level executives in January. It is also expected to sharpen the focus of performance incentives towards digital contracts. Most employees received their increments effective April. The senior-level employees were to get it effective July, but that did not happen. |
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