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Why India Risks Falling Behind in the AI Race
This was the perfect time for the traditional Indian coding powerhouses — the likes of Tata Consultancy Services and its rival Infosys — to put their superior financial muscle to use and assert leadership in generative AI. But they have their own governance challenges.
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Nandan Nilekani's Return To Infosys Gives It Best Start In 6 Years: CLSA
Nandan Nilekani's return to Infosys will help the company regain leadership stability, strategic relevance and resolve cultural battles, according to analysts.
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Narayana Murthy's Continuous Assault Why Vishal Sikka Resigned: Infosys
Vishal Sikka has resigned blaming a "continuous stream of distractions and disruptions."
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Wrong To Say Indian IT Dependent On H-1B Visa: Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
Vishal Sikka believes that the Indian IT companies need to grab the opportunities provided by new technologies like artificial intelligence in a big way to retain its global leadership edge in this fast changing infotech environment.
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Infosys Defends Raise For COO That Narayana Murthy Objects To
The dispute between founders and board of India's second largest software services company Infosys Ltd over governance issues spilled into the public again as founder Narayana Murthy criticized a salary hike given to Chief Operating Officer Pravin Rao. Infosys responded by stating that Mr Rao's "compensation revision reflects the philosophy of alig...
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N Chandrasekaran's Rise At Tata Group Spells IT Sector Importance: Vishal Sikka
"I wrote to him yesterday, congratulating him. It is a reflection, both of his amazing leadership and capabilities as well as growing importance of software all around us," Mr Sikka said.
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Movers and Shakers in Business from 2014
From change in political leadership at the Centre to India's second largest services firm Infosys appointing a non-founder CEO, 2014 brought many changes for India Inc
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Infosys Partners Stanford GSB on Executive Education Programme
Stanford GSB will design and deliver a strategic leadership development programme for the firm's executives, clients and partners.
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Infosys collaborates with Stanford Graduate School of Business
As part of the agreement, Stanford GSB will team with senior Infosys executives to design and deliver a customised strategic leadership development programme for the company's executives, clients and partners, Infosys said.
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Infosys Founder Plays Down Top Management Exits, Focuses on Innovation
Infosys has enough senior managers to run the business even if more executives leave India's second-largest IT services exporter, its founder said on Saturday, after a spate of staff exits triggered concerns about a leadership vacuum.
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Infosys Names Vishal Sikka as First External CEO
Sikka's biggest challenge as Infosys CEO will be to fill the leadership vacuum created by the exodus of senior executives, many of whom were responsible for key business sectors and winning clients, analysts said.
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Infosys Faces Shortage of Leadership: Former CFO Pai
Infosys, India's second-largest software services firm, which has seen a spate of departures by top executives, is facing a "shortage of leadership," former chief financial officer TV Mohandas Pai said on Thursday.
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Infosys faces leadership vacuum, exits a concern: Mohandas Pai
Infosys has witnessed a series if senior-level exits since co-founder Narayana Murthy returned as executive chairman in June 2013. On Friday, director V. Balakrishnan, who was seen as a candidate to become the next chief executive quit. Mr Balakrishnan is the eighth senior executive to resign from Infosys in the last six months.
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All for a better Bangalore: techies take to civic leadership programme
Young IT professionals usually wonder how to spend their weekends differently. A group of more than 60 individuals in Bangalore are showing the way.
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Who is Ashok Vemuri?
Ashok Vemuri, the head of Americas and global head of manufacturing and engineering services at Infosys, has resigned. He he had served in a number of leadership roles across the company.
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Why India Risks Falling Behind in the AI Race
This was the perfect time for the traditional Indian coding powerhouses — the likes of Tata Consultancy Services and its rival Infosys — to put their superior financial muscle to use and assert leadership in generative AI. But they have their own governance challenges.
-
Nandan Nilekani's Return To Infosys Gives It Best Start In 6 Years: CLSA
Nandan Nilekani's return to Infosys will help the company regain leadership stability, strategic relevance and resolve cultural battles, according to analysts.
-
Narayana Murthy's Continuous Assault Why Vishal Sikka Resigned: Infosys
Vishal Sikka has resigned blaming a "continuous stream of distractions and disruptions."
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Wrong To Say Indian IT Dependent On H-1B Visa: Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
Vishal Sikka believes that the Indian IT companies need to grab the opportunities provided by new technologies like artificial intelligence in a big way to retain its global leadership edge in this fast changing infotech environment.
-
Infosys Defends Raise For COO That Narayana Murthy Objects To
The dispute between founders and board of India's second largest software services company Infosys Ltd over governance issues spilled into the public again as founder Narayana Murthy criticized a salary hike given to Chief Operating Officer Pravin Rao. Infosys responded by stating that Mr Rao's "compensation revision reflects the philosophy of alig...
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N Chandrasekaran's Rise At Tata Group Spells IT Sector Importance: Vishal Sikka
"I wrote to him yesterday, congratulating him. It is a reflection, both of his amazing leadership and capabilities as well as growing importance of software all around us," Mr Sikka said.
-
Movers and Shakers in Business from 2014
From change in political leadership at the Centre to India's second largest services firm Infosys appointing a non-founder CEO, 2014 brought many changes for India Inc
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Infosys Partners Stanford GSB on Executive Education Programme
Stanford GSB will design and deliver a strategic leadership development programme for the firm's executives, clients and partners.
-
Infosys collaborates with Stanford Graduate School of Business
As part of the agreement, Stanford GSB will team with senior Infosys executives to design and deliver a customised strategic leadership development programme for the company's executives, clients and partners, Infosys said.
-
Infosys Founder Plays Down Top Management Exits, Focuses on Innovation
Infosys has enough senior managers to run the business even if more executives leave India's second-largest IT services exporter, its founder said on Saturday, after a spate of staff exits triggered concerns about a leadership vacuum.
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Infosys Names Vishal Sikka as First External CEO
Sikka's biggest challenge as Infosys CEO will be to fill the leadership vacuum created by the exodus of senior executives, many of whom were responsible for key business sectors and winning clients, analysts said.
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Infosys Faces Shortage of Leadership: Former CFO Pai
Infosys, India's second-largest software services firm, which has seen a spate of departures by top executives, is facing a "shortage of leadership," former chief financial officer TV Mohandas Pai said on Thursday.
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Infosys faces leadership vacuum, exits a concern: Mohandas Pai
Infosys has witnessed a series if senior-level exits since co-founder Narayana Murthy returned as executive chairman in June 2013. On Friday, director V. Balakrishnan, who was seen as a candidate to become the next chief executive quit. Mr Balakrishnan is the eighth senior executive to resign from Infosys in the last six months.
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All for a better Bangalore: techies take to civic leadership programme
Young IT professionals usually wonder how to spend their weekends differently. A group of more than 60 individuals in Bangalore are showing the way.
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Who is Ashok Vemuri?
Ashok Vemuri, the head of Americas and global head of manufacturing and engineering services at Infosys, has resigned. He he had served in a number of leadership roles across the company.
