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Flix, Europe's biggest bus operator and owner of Greyhound, to enter India in early 2024
Flix is Europe's top intercity bus operator. It also owns popular American bus service Greyhound. The company expects to launch its first inter-city green lines in early 2024. It seeks to connect major hubs in India. The company is planning to expand into the interiors at a later stage as part of scale-building.
Startup founders plot Tata's digital push
The Tata Group, which recently boosted its consumer internet play with the acquisitions of BigBasket and 1mg, and a minority investment in Cultfit, is piecing together a blueprint for its digital foray and upcoming ‘super app’.
India Inc. cautions employees on WhatsApp privacy policy changes
Several Indian and multinational companies have started issuing advisories to staff, asking them to avoid sharing sensitive company information on WhatsApp and stop using the platform for critical business calls.
Techies across the country nudged to work with government on societal problems
Under the programme — called Indian Administrative Fellowship (IAF) — technologists would be trained by bureaucrats and mentored by people such as Nilekani, and RedBus founder and former CIO of the Telangana government, Phaninder Sharma.
Amid concerns of WhatsApp leaks, users jump ship, move to Telegram; app sees 1.8 million installs
There has been a “large surge” in downloads of Telegram in India over the past few days, said Craig Chapple, mobile insights strategist at mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower. “During September 19-24, Telegram generated 1.8 million downloads, which was up 64% from the 1.1 million downloads accumulated in the six days prior,” he said.
Can NTT India handle client needs in a post-Covid world to become a $1 bn company?
In India, NTT India is deeply entrenched in banking operations. It manages the networking needs of 60% of the over-120,000 bank branches in the country. It also has a significant play in managing networks and backend technologies of telcos and BPO units.
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Mukesh Ambani isn't letting a lockdown derail his plans of tech-domination
Mukesh Ambani just sealed three deals in as many weeks to raise a combined $8 billion. And he isn't done yet.
Hiring trickling down in IT, startups & MNCs
The top 100 companies, including funded startups, IT services companies and in-house centres of global corporations, have altogether employed 2.1 million people this year, registering a growth of 7%, which is a drop from the 26% growth seen in the previous two-year period.
The Infosys episode so far: How the crisis at the Asian tech icon is unfolding
Little evidence is there till now. Infy has pledged a full investigation, while Parekh has remained silent.
Microsoft India earnings at $1b on cloud push
The firm posted 13% growth in revenue in the previous FY at Rs 7,301 crore.
Microsoft reports more than $1 billion in India revenue
Microsoft India reported an 8% jump in net profit to Rs. 386 crore during the same period. Microsoft India's total expenses for the fiscal were reported as Rs. 6,699 crore.
Software rental firms turn the spotlight on India
Just as Bengaluru rose to prominence as a technology services hub, Chennai has silently become the SaaS capital.
Former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka’s AI firm, Vian Systems, raises $50 m
The firm has offered $50 million in equity for sale which has been completed, according to SEC filing.
Tech Mahindra at work on larger bench of executives for key roles
Firm is creating a larger bench of 200 executives as part of its succession planning to ensure there is no disruption for clients
Luxoft Buy: DXC may cut work to Mphasis
On Monday, the company said it would buy Luxoft Holding for about $2 billion to strengthen its digital capabilities.
Microsoft India’s software sales stay flat in FY18
Excluding revenue from the mobile business of Rs 896 crore a year earlier, Microsoft’s revenue would have remained flat in 2017-18, according to the company’s latest filing with the Registrar of Companies.
CSS Corp sees a bright spot with Manish Tandon
This has brought the company back on growth track ever since former Infosys executive vice president Manish Tandon took over as the chief executive officer in August 2016.
"WhatsApp wins India's payment wars!" No. That's fake news.
It changed the Indian messaging landscape in the mid-2010. Seven years and 200 million users later, can WhatsApp play a disruptor - this time in India's hectic digital-payments space?
Parekh right choice for top job at Infosys, say IT experts
Parekh was named as the CEO and Managing Director of Infosys and is slated to take charge at the helm of India's second largest IT firm on January 2, 2018 for a period of five years.
How the oldest IT company IBM is discovering its India story
This is not the first time IBM is transforming itself. Founded in 1911, it has seen a few already, including in the early ’90s when it faced bankruptcy.
Nasscom plans a US IT show to get over blues
Show will mainly have clients talking about innovation rather than IT firms being vendors.
Google to take on Microsoft, IBM as it looks at enterprise business
Google had sounded its intent to go after the enterprise business in India when it cut prices nearly in half to drive adoption in 2013.
Meet Kanwar Rameshwar Singh Jamwal, the man who aims to make Tatas' e-commerce venture CliQ make a mark
Jamwal, who is in charge of new projects at Tata Industries, recalls chairman Cyrus Mistry's short but clear approval email in 2013 — “No me-too business”.
LIC upgrading technology to compete with private sector
India’s largest insurer has issued tenders for system upgrade, creation of a call centre that can handle queries in multiple languages and purchase of iPads for mobility solutions
IT Giants IBM, Oracle, Red Hat and others racing for cloud sales specialists to tap rising demand
“We want to be the No. 1 player in the cloud computing space. So you will see us accelerate our investment and hiring 300 sales people is part of it."
Deal Street on a roll, sees M&As worth Rs 27,000 crore in a week
The deal makers are expecting more such "frenzied" weeks and months ahead with domestic deals overshadowing both outbound and inbound deals.
Microsoft’s India revenue doubles; PAT at Rs 96.85 crore
Microsoft Corporation India Private Limited said overall revenue in the country grew to Rs 2,245 crore in 2013 from Rs 1,003.4 crore a year earlier.
IRCTC Windows app dissapoints users
Problems range from not being able to book or cancel tickets, to slow connection issues and the app not syncing with the online application.
Lack of awareness, bank deposit fee hinder mWallet India growth
Even with over 900 million subscribers, India is yet to see strong demand for electronic account services that allow consumers to transfer money and pay bills using their mobile phones, experts say.
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