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AI-Led Tech Craze Leaves Mega Indian Software Stocks In The Dust
Shares of India's vaunted IT outsourcing firms are facing a reality check, as global investors' rush into the artificial intelligence theme starts to leave pricey old-economy tech stocks behind.
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Opinion: Bengaluru Reads Your X-Ray. Chennai May Train Your Doctor
India's capabilities in software are entering a new phase. The industry that came into its own at the turn of the millennium has remained fixated on providing outsourced services at a fraction of code-writing cos
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In Bengaluru vs Hyderabad, India's Silicon Valley Is Falling Behind
Till a few years ago, "Being Bangalored" was a term used to describe an area losing a business or jobs to the newly-minted Silicon Valley of India.
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Opinion: No, India's Software Industry Did Not Die On Friday
The Indian software export industry is about $110 billion. It employs around 4.25 million people. It has a 60 per cent market share of global outsourcing and is globally dominant.
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Wipro Posts 2.1 Percent Jump in Q4 Profit, Appoints Rishad Premji to Board
For the year ended March 31, 2015, Wipro's net profit increased 11.03 percent to Rs. 8,705.9 crores.
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Indian IT outsourcing growth seen at lower end of forecast: Nasscom
India's $100 billion software and services outsourcing sector is likely to meet the lower end of the growth outlook for this fiscal year.
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As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
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In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
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Special effects outsourcing grows in India
Outsourcing to India, long dominated by software engineering and back-office work, is expanding in new terrain: special effects for movies.
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AI-Led Tech Craze Leaves Mega Indian Software Stocks In The Dust
Shares of India's vaunted IT outsourcing firms are facing a reality check, as global investors' rush into the artificial intelligence theme starts to leave pricey old-economy tech stocks behind.
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Opinion: Bengaluru Reads Your X-Ray. Chennai May Train Your Doctor
India's capabilities in software are entering a new phase. The industry that came into its own at the turn of the millennium has remained fixated on providing outsourced services at a fraction of code-writing cos
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In Bengaluru vs Hyderabad, India's Silicon Valley Is Falling Behind
Till a few years ago, "Being Bangalored" was a term used to describe an area losing a business or jobs to the newly-minted Silicon Valley of India.
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Opinion: No, India's Software Industry Did Not Die On Friday
The Indian software export industry is about $110 billion. It employs around 4.25 million people. It has a 60 per cent market share of global outsourcing and is globally dominant.
-
Wipro Posts 2.1 Percent Jump in Q4 Profit, Appoints Rishad Premji to Board
For the year ended March 31, 2015, Wipro's net profit increased 11.03 percent to Rs. 8,705.9 crores.
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Indian IT outsourcing growth seen at lower end of forecast: Nasscom
India's $100 billion software and services outsourcing sector is likely to meet the lower end of the growth outlook for this fiscal year.
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As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
-
In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
-
Special effects outsourcing grows in India
Outsourcing to India, long dominated by software engineering and back-office work, is expanding in new terrain: special effects for movies.
