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BSE IT index hits three-month high on weak rupee
Posted on 17th June 2014 |
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Shares of information technology (IT) companies are trading higher for the fourth consecutive trading session as the Indian rupee weakened against the US dollar. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, MphasiS, Hexaware Technologies, Mindtree and Tech Mahindra are up 1-2%, each in early morning deals on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). |
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Tata group lines up Rs 65,000-crore capex for FY15
Posted on 16th June 2014 |
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Various firms of Tata group have lined up capital expenditure worth over Rs 65,000 crore for the current fiscal. The capex is part of respective medium-term strategies of the different companies covering all the business sectors of the group, ranging from engineering, materials, information technology and communications, consumer products, services, energy to chemicals. |
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Wage hike, rising rupee may hit Q1 operating margin: TCS
Posted on 14th June 2014 |
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Friday said it was likely to witness a nominal decline in operating margins in Q1FY15, largely due to a forex impact and wage hikes. Moreover, the software major indicated the appreciation in rupee in the quarter was likely to impact the company's topline. |
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IT exports from Odisha up 23% in 2013-14
Posted on 7th June 2014 |
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Software exports from Odisha has touched about Rs 2,400 crore in 2013-14, an increase of 23.4 per cent over the previous fiscal, according to the provisional data compiled by Software Technology Parks of India (STPI). IT units in the state had exported Rs 1,945 crore in 2012-13, including Rs 1,705 crore by the STPI registered units. |
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How TCS manages its huge workforce
Posted on 6th June 2014 |
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the country's largest provider of IT services, has over 300,000 people on its rolls and plans to add another 55,000 in the current financial year. This will bring TCS within striking distance of the country's largest employer in the corporate sector, state-owned Coal India which has 357,000 employees. |
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Tata Consultancy Services gives CEO N Chandrasekaran 60% pay hike for good fiscal
Posted on 4th June 2014 |
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest information technology firm by revenues, has given its chief executive and managing director N Chandrasekaran a 60% pay hike in FY14. His compensation, including salary, commission, and other benefits, perquisites and allowances, stood at Rs 18.68 crore, according to disclosures made in the firm’s 2013-14 annual report, published on its website on Tuesday. |
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Infosys may settle for internal candidate as chief executive
Posted on 30th May 2014 |
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Experts believe Infosys might stick to an internal candidate despite the exit of its president and board member, B G Srinivas, widely seen as the strongest contender to become the Bangalore-based information technology company's next chief executive officer (CEO).Srinivas is joining Hong Kong-based PWWC, the holding company of information & communication technology firm HKT Group, as managing director. |
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IBM Corp sees huge potential for its Watson supercomputer in the Indian market
Posted on 27th May 2014 |
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NEW DELHI: International Business Machine (IBM) Corp sees huge potential for its Watson supercomputer in the Indian market in the role of an advisor or helping businesses increase competencies, even as the company tests the scalability of the technology by using it internally. "Clearly there is desire. Now it's up to us to get from that desire and interest to meaningful use cases that have business justification," said Michelle Unger, worldwide head of sales for Watson Engagements at IBM, talking about the potential Indian market for Watson. |
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Indian IT companies like TCS, Infosys and Wipro tap Africa’s new-fangled fad for technology
Posted on 10th May 2014 |
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BANGALORE: India's top software services companies are investing big in Africa, eager to win customers and market share in a continent that is home to fast-growing enterprises and under-developed technology infrastructure. Lured by the growth potential of African economies and their burgeoning interest in technology, companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro are fast expanding their employee base and delivery centres in a market that was earlier viewed as a low-cost , near-shore delivery location to serve large outsourcing customers in Europe and West Asia. |
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Indian IT companies to tap big business in Europe; up hiring plans
Posted on 9th May 2014 |
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BANGALORE/ MUMBAI: With European corporations emulating their American counterparts to make outsourcing mainstream , Indian software companies are tapping into a rich new vein of opportunity and are hiring and looking for acquisitions to grow in the continent. |
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