The CBI, conducting investigations into the accounting scam of Satyam Computer Services, today said all the directors on the board of the beleaguered firm had acted as “rubber stamps” and “not even a single dissent note” was recorded during the board meetings.
Global IT majors IBM and Oracle are planning to set up units at the Technopark in Thiruvananthapuram, official sources said yesterday.
Global back office outsourcing is creating "reasonably good" jobs in poorer countries, but staff are stressed and some work conditions have to be improved, a United Nations study said today.
Global IT spending is set to slow down in 2010 on account of a weak euro versus the US dollar, said IT research firm Gartner on Thursday.
Yahoo wants to decrease the number of its shareholders and will buy back up to $3 billion in stocks over three years, the internet search company said yesterday after its board approved the move at its recent annual meeting.
Wipro has won the 2010 Microsoft country partner of the year award for delivering market-leading customer solutions built on Microsoft technology, the IT bellwether said in Bangalore today.
Brilliant research projects by students of technical institutes across the country would now be able to serve the needs of small and medium scale industries rather than collecting dust in store rooms.
In a setback to CBI, a city court today rejected the investigating agency's plea and ordered release of Talluri Srinivas, an accused in the multi-crore Satyam fraud case.
Economic recovery coupled with improving income levels helped hold PC (personal computer) sales during April-September 2009.
EXL Service, the business process outsourcing (BPO) major is altering its business practices in the fast changing global economic scenario. The company plans to change the way it bills its clients and include more business segments and regions under its ambit, reports Vivek Sinha.
South East Asian neighbour The Philippines is exploiting BPO opportunity in a big way and could dent India’s presence, says Pramod Bhasin, president and CEO of Genpact, the corporate reincarnation of GE Capital’s back-office unit that started the call centre revolution in India, reports Vivek Sinha.
Wipro Technologies, the third largest IT exporter, on Tuesday announced the inauguration of its new Melbourne development centre.
Sachin Pilot, India's minister of state for communications and information technology, on Wednesday asked Canadian companies to invest in India to take advantage of the IT revolution in the country.
With the IT industry expected to expand by 15-20 per cent on the back of an improving global economy, leading BPO service provider, Intelenet Global Services (Intelenet), plans to expand its footprint overseas and hire around 7,000 personnel this fiscal, a top company official said.
India's Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) market is forecast to grow by 25-30 per cent annually till 2013, driven by rising demand for professional services, global research firm Gartner said.