The aspirational target of $350 billion by 2026 also means that the industry will have to maintain growth in the double-digit range of 11-14 per cent
To offset the high attrition rate and execute about USD 2-billion order pipeline, global private equity major Carlyle Group-controlled Hexaware Technologies is adding 10,000 more to its 25,000-strong headcount this year, a senior company official has said. Last October, the Carlyle Group offered a reported USD 3 billion to Baring Private Equity Asia for the city-based software firm founded by technology veteran Atul K Nishar in 1990. PTI was the first to report in late August 2021 that Carlyle, the Washington-based private equity, alternative asset management and financial services giant set to pip bulge bracket rivals such as Bain Capital, KKR & Co and the Paris-based outsourcer Teleperformance, was the winner with a USD 3-billion bid for the company. None of the three parties has yet officially announced the deal completion. Nishar, who was founder and chairman of Hexaware Technologies, had in 2013 sold majority stake to Baring PE Asia for Rs 1,687 crore, with an open offer for .
Activity picks up in restaurants, shops
While digital adoption and ESG orientation individually drive profits, they are more effective together, says the Infosys Digital Radar 2022 report
Aimed at promoting new SMEs, along with a few big projects, the policy looks to grow the current exports of roughly Rs 3,100 cr to Rs 25,000 cr in next five years
upGrad has moved the vast majority of its IT infrastructure to AWS, a move that has helped the higher education technology provider rapidly scale to meet the burgeoning demand for online education
Margins will improve for the IT sector
Companies are rushing to campuses in order to mitigate supply-demand imbalance
While the overall growth outlook is positive, there are headwinds for margins and valuations are at premium to large-cap IT firms
With the tech industry opening up more job opportunities in the wake of the ongoing pandemic, a report has shown that women are more employable in development jobs than men.
With the withdrawal of easy and cheap money globally, fundamentals would come to fore, analysts suggest. Therefore, one needs to stay invested in the right quality of stocks, analysts suggest
In an interview with Business Standard's Surajeet Das Gupta, Tech Mahindra's CEO and Managing Director CP Gurnani shared his company's plans for growth amid the ongoing uncertainty caused by Covid-19
Combined m-cap of IT firms on Nifty50 up 33.3% in 2021 YTD
Robust guidance backed by growth across segments and better pricing mean higher rupee earnings amidst a strong dollar
BSE IT Index trading at P/E multiple of 34.3x - nearly 29% higher than that of Sensex
Indian CIOs are likely to increase spending on projects that drive innovation and modernise legacy systems, Hiring suitable workforce will also be a key priority, says research firm
There are concerns over margin and growth, which may weigh on sentiment
Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled and digitally connected vending machines and smart-stores in the food and beverage (F&B) industry are new-age retail distributors which will accelerate the growth of the sector, industry experts said on Thursday. Speaking at a webinar on 'Intelligent Retailing', they also noted that consumer behaviour is changing in the F&B industry and intelligent retail backed with data insights will be the future. ITC COO Foods - Chocolate, Coffee, Confectionery & New Category Development - Anuj Rustagi, said intelligent retailing helped by data enablers would drive the sector's growth. Automated retail machines such as vending machines will use the power of data and serve consumers as per their requirement, he noted. Deloitte India Partner Rajat Wahi said a lot of innovations are happening on this front for providing hot meals in places like offices and railways stations. Marico Executive Vice President - Supply Chain, Nitin Kathuria said the vending ...
Indian IT services sector is expected to see a gross employee addition of about 4.5 lakh in the second half of the fiscal ended March 2022, according to a report by market intelligence firm UnearthInsight. With higher attrition in the second half of around 17 to 19 per cent, the industry is expected to have a net employee addition of about 1.75 lakh in H2 FY22, the 'IT Industry Q2 Insights & FY22 Forecast' report said. "Our H2FY22 report unveils insightful findings, and it further brings out the fact that the IT industry's perceived 'War on Talent' is real and it's getting intense with attrition is a rising concern for the industry. It's crucial for the industry to focus on Employee Value Proposition (EVP) even more aggressively to keep attrition in check," UnearthInsight founder and CEO Gaurav Vasu said. Vasu added that one of the highlights of first half is the way top IT firms have delivered upskilling programmes in completely digital format and have developed robust ...
With higher attrition in H2 of 17-19 per cent, the industry is likely to have a net employee addition of about 175,000 in H2FY22, says study