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Why Indian IT companies are moving into New Jersey
Top Indian IT companies are zeroing in on New Jersey as its hub, with their top executives and a majority of Indian-origin engineers who work in the US making the city their base. India is New Jersey’s second-largest foreign direct investor and a majority of New Jersey’s immigrant population hails from India.
How India's new brain power adds to its economic brawn
India is transitioning from being the telemarketing voice of MNCs to their intellectual hub with the rise of GCCs. These fully owned and integrated hubs are driving growth, innovation, and value creation by leveraging India's talent pool. With a projected doubling of GDP share by 2030, GCCs are transforming India's economy and IT landscape, attracting global companies seeking tech talent and cost efficiency.
Wipro bags $500 million deal from US communications provider
The large deal win comes just two months after its new CEO Srinivas Pallia took charge following the resignation of its former chief Thierry Delaporte just seven days into the new fiscal year 2025.
IT CEOs' salary in FY24; Wipro offers 85% variable pay
Happy Wednesday! Top bosses at some of the country’s leading IT firms took home enhanced salary packages last fiscal. More on this on today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Wipro's Switzerland head quits; Bruno Schenk to take over
Indian IT major Wipro on Monday appointed Bruno Schenk succeeds René Mulder, who joined Wipro in February 2021 and has decided to pursue opportunities outside Wipro.
Wipro appoints Sarat Chand as MD for Northern Europe
Effecting a management rejig after the appointment of new chief executive Srinivas Pallia, the company had announced some incremental organisational changes last week, as reported by ET earlier. The firm had said Sarat, the current Wipro-Benelux MD, would lead Northern Europe.
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Wipro promotes veterans; Paytm & Nykaa Q4 financials
Happy Thursday! Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia is betting on internal talent to propel growth. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Wipro CEO banks on internal talent, promotes veterans
Focusing on inside talent comes at a time when it has been dealing with exodus of senior leaders. This also comes after a period when Delaporte hired a lot of foreign citizens and expats at high salaries.
Key changes at Wipro; CCI on digital firms’ ‘opaque’ algorithms
IT services company Wipro is undergoing more changes under new CEO Srinivas Pallia. More on this on today’s ETtech Top 5.
Wipro sees more top deck changes under CEO Pallia's watch
New chief executive Srinivas Pallia is undertaking changes in the senior management of IT major Wipro. This is part of multiple changes Pallia is bringing about since he took the helm earlier this year, after the abrupt exit of Thierry Delaporte.
Delhivery slides back to losses; Prosus names new CEO
Logistics startup Delhivery fell back into the red for the March quarter but managed to narrow its losses on a year-on-year basis. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Wipro’s COO Amit Choudhary resigns; Sanjeev Jain appointed as successor
Sanjeev Jain joined Wipro in 2023 as the global head of business operations after his stint at Cognizant, GE, IBM and Kyndryl Holdings (IBM spin-off). He will report to new CEO and MD Srinivas Pallia.
Wipro's Pallia to moderate AI ‘crowdsourcing’ session with staff
In what might also be considered crowdsourcing of ideas, new CEO Srinivas Pallia will moderate a virtual session for staff on June 12 on ways to develop strategies to help clients in artificial intelligence.
India Inc hunts for new cyber warriors
Corporate India is actively seeking cybersecurity professionals amidst rising concerns over data breaches, evolving regulatory requirements, and the emergence of advanced artificial intelligence platforms. To address vulnerabilities in security controls and processes, companies are bolstering their cybersecurity teams across various domains.
Digit IPO coming soon; TCS’ Krithivasan earnings
Bengaluru-based insurtech startup Go Digit General Insurance has announced that its IPO will open on May 15 and close on May 17. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
A month on, Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia has townhalls, Q&As on checklist
Srinivas Pallia, the new CEO of Wipro, sets ambitious goals to accelerate large deal momentum, strengthen client relationships, focus on industry-specific profits, build AI-ready talent, and simplify the operating model for future growth.
Wipro’s new CEO Srinivas Pallia to get max pay of $7 million
Wipro's new CEO, Srinivas Pallia, to receive $7 million annual compensation for two years. Thierry Delaporte to be paid $4.33 million in cash. Pallia's contract for five years starting from 2024.
With $11 million exit pay, Delaporte joins other CEOs in costly exits
An analysis of employment contracts of top IT leaders shows that in recent years, payments to exiting CEOs at companies such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Cognizant and Wipro have ranged from Rs 48 crore to Rs 92 crore.
Pine Labs' Setu names former SAP executive Anand Raisinghani new CEO
API infrastructure company Setu, affiliated with merchant-focused digital payments firm Pine Labs, announced the appointment of Anand Raisinghani as its new CEO. With over two decades of experience, Raisinghani previously served as Vice President and Head of Professional Services at SAP India, and has worked with tech giants like Equifax, IBM, and Wipro. He will collaborate closely with Setu's co-founder Nikhil Kumar.
New Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia reveals his five point plan to revive company’s growth
IT services company Wipro on Friday reported an 8% year-on-year (YoY) fall in consolidated net profit to Rs 2,835 crore for the quarter ended March 2024. It was Rs 3,074 crore in the last year quarter.
Wipro Q4 Results Preview: Muted show likely once again, all eyes on new CEO’s growth roadmap
Wipro Q4 Results Preview: The company is projected to see its consolidated revenue remain stagnant compared to the previous quarter and decrease by 4.3% year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 22,185 crore, based on the average estimates provided by 10 brokerage firms.
Malay Joshi succeeds Srini Pallia as CEO of Wipro’s Americas 1
Malay Joshi's appointment comes just days after his predecessor, Srini Pallia, was appointed as CEO and MD of Wipro. In his former role, Joshi helped clients drive successful enterprise transformations, enhancing client experience (CX) and strengthening delivery.
Wipro's new hiker CEO Srinivas Pallia has a mountain to scale
Srinivas Pallia became the CEO of Wipro after Thierry Delaporte quit in a surprise move. Pallia said his immediate focus will be on supporting clients and stressed on "embracing bold ideas" and taking "calculated risks".
Delaporte's note to Wipro staff; new CEO at Byju's Aakash
Amid a global generative artificial intelligence disruption, top-rung management professionals are driving demand for AI upskilling courses. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Wipro shares rose 116% under Thierry Delaporte's tenure. All eyes now on insider CEO
Wipro's market cap soared by Rs 1.36 lakh crore in 4 years under Thierry Delaporte, elevating shares by 116%. Srinivas Pallia succeeded him as CEO. Aparna Iyer was named CFO, maintaining internal leadership transition.
As Wipro gets a new CEO, a look at its woes in four data charts
The change of guard at Wipro is coming at a time when the IT major's operating margins are the lowest among its peers. And the change comes at a time when clients are in no mood to ramp up big budget transformation deals.
Wipro CEO Thierry Delaporte's resignation: Shares fall as quick turnaround unlikely
Investors will await clarity on any strategic or organisational changes and capital allocation from new CEO and MD Srini Pallia.
Restless investors, turnaround hopes await Wipro’s new CEO Srinivas Pallia
Wipro CEO Thierry Delaporte resigns, Srinivas Pallia takes charge facing tough times. Must boost morale, focus on large deals, client mining, integrate acquisitions, manage industry analysts, and address executive departures for company revival.
Startups tap new pools of capital; consumer lending apps hit profitability
Capital pools have diversified amid the broader tech slowdown with large global, crossover and hedge funds mostly staying away from cutting new cheques. Domestic firms and family offices such as those run by Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath, Manipal Group chairman Ranjan Pai, and Premji Invest have backed startups including Subko, Quorum Club, Kites Seniorcare and The Sleep Company.
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