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"No Food For 5 Days": Narayana Murthy Recalls Time He Hitchhiked In Europe
Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy shared a personal story at a UN event from 50 years ago when he hitchhiked in Europe without any food for several days.
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Infosys to Acquire Denmark-Based BASE Life Science for EUR 10 Million to Strengthen Footprint in Europe
Infosys on Wednesday said it will acquire Denmark-based BASE life science for EUR 110 million (nearly Rs. 900Â crore) in an all-cash deal. The acquisition will deepen Infosys' expertise in life sciences domain as well as strengthen its footprint across Europe.
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Why Infosys Will Hire More In US Even After Trump Exit
Infosys Ltd. will accelerate hiring in the U.S. and Europe, after Trump-era immigration curbs forced the Asian tech-services giant and its rivals to overhaul their traditional reliance on serving global clients with Indian talent.
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Daimler AG And Infosys Announce Strategic Partnership For IT Infrastructure
As a part of this partnership, automotive IT infrastructure experts based out of Germany, wider Europe, the U.S. and the APAC region will transition from Daimler AG to Infosys.
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Infosys Wins Long-Term Contract From Daimler
Infosys-Daimler Deal: As a part of this partnership, automotive IT infrastructure experts based out of Germany, wider Europe, the U.S. and the APAC region will transition from Daimler AG to Infosys
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Toyota Joins Hands With Infosys To Boost Digital Transformation In Europe
Infosys will help drive innovation and optimization agenda backed by Next Generation AI and automation solutions and deliver a future ready landscape for TMHE.
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Amid Visa Controversies Infosys Hires Locals, Invests Heavily In Europe
With growing scrutiny by many countries on work visa usage, IT firms like Infosys are hiring locals and investing in foreign markets.
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Indian Techies Look To Europe, Canada Fearing Crackdown On H-1B Visas
Infosys has said it is looking into reducing its dependency on visas to stay competitive, while worried software executives are due to travel to the US later this month to press their case with lawmakers.
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China, Japan Offer Business Upside For IT Firms: Kris Gopalakrishnan
To lessen dependence on the US and UK markets, Indian companies should look at expanding in Continental Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, China and Japan where he sees business upside.
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Infosys Upgrades Council Of Europe HR System
As part of a 10-year deal, Infosys will manage and customise the Council's complex HR system for the next three years.
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India's IT Services Exporters Whipped by Currency Headwinds
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-US markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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IT Firms Set to Report Slowest Growth in 5 Years on Dollar Strength
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-U.S. markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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Infosys to Increase Focus on North America, Other Geographies With Finacle
Infosys, India's second largest software services firm, is increasing focus on geographies like North America and the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region to drive growth of its core banking solution Finacle.
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Rising Dollar Spells Trouble for TCS, Other IT Firms
Companies that have high exposure to Europe and Japan will be worst hit. Nomura says both TCS and Tech Mahindra come in this category as they have the lowest US dollar revenue proportions (52-54 per cent) of overall revenues.
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Infosys Slumps as Cognizant Cuts 2014 Guidance
Cognizant competes with Indian companies for outsourcing projects and the scaling back of guidance has renewed concerns of demand headwinds in the key markets of US and Europe, analysts say.
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"No Food For 5 Days": Narayana Murthy Recalls Time He Hitchhiked In Europe
Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy shared a personal story at a UN event from 50 years ago when he hitchhiked in Europe without any food for several days.
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Infosys to Acquire Denmark-Based BASE Life Science for EUR 10 Million to Strengthen Footprint in Europe
Infosys on Wednesday said it will acquire Denmark-based BASE life science for EUR 110 million (nearly Rs. 900Â crore) in an all-cash deal. The acquisition will deepen Infosys' expertise in life sciences domain as well as strengthen its footprint across Europe.
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Why Infosys Will Hire More In US Even After Trump Exit
Infosys Ltd. will accelerate hiring in the U.S. and Europe, after Trump-era immigration curbs forced the Asian tech-services giant and its rivals to overhaul their traditional reliance on serving global clients with Indian talent.
-
Daimler AG And Infosys Announce Strategic Partnership For IT Infrastructure
As a part of this partnership, automotive IT infrastructure experts based out of Germany, wider Europe, the U.S. and the APAC region will transition from Daimler AG to Infosys.
-
Infosys Wins Long-Term Contract From Daimler
Infosys-Daimler Deal: As a part of this partnership, automotive IT infrastructure experts based out of Germany, wider Europe, the U.S. and the APAC region will transition from Daimler AG to Infosys
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Toyota Joins Hands With Infosys To Boost Digital Transformation In Europe
Infosys will help drive innovation and optimization agenda backed by Next Generation AI and automation solutions and deliver a future ready landscape for TMHE.
-
Amid Visa Controversies Infosys Hires Locals, Invests Heavily In Europe
With growing scrutiny by many countries on work visa usage, IT firms like Infosys are hiring locals and investing in foreign markets.
-
Indian Techies Look To Europe, Canada Fearing Crackdown On H-1B Visas
Infosys has said it is looking into reducing its dependency on visas to stay competitive, while worried software executives are due to travel to the US later this month to press their case with lawmakers.
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China, Japan Offer Business Upside For IT Firms: Kris Gopalakrishnan
To lessen dependence on the US and UK markets, Indian companies should look at expanding in Continental Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, China and Japan where he sees business upside.
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Infosys Upgrades Council Of Europe HR System
As part of a 10-year deal, Infosys will manage and customise the Council's complex HR system for the next three years.
-
India's IT Services Exporters Whipped by Currency Headwinds
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-US markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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IT Firms Set to Report Slowest Growth in 5 Years on Dollar Strength
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-U.S. markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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Infosys to Increase Focus on North America, Other Geographies With Finacle
Infosys, India's second largest software services firm, is increasing focus on geographies like North America and the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region to drive growth of its core banking solution Finacle.
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Rising Dollar Spells Trouble for TCS, Other IT Firms
Companies that have high exposure to Europe and Japan will be worst hit. Nomura says both TCS and Tech Mahindra come in this category as they have the lowest US dollar revenue proportions (52-54 per cent) of overall revenues.
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Infosys Slumps as Cognizant Cuts 2014 Guidance
Cognizant competes with Indian companies for outsourcing projects and the scaling back of guidance has renewed concerns of demand headwinds in the key markets of US and Europe, analysts say.
