In India, Kabir Barday’s name doesn’t ring a bell. Barday’s startup OneTrust, which focuses on data privacy and security, doesn’t quite feature in India’s unicorn list.
Global firms looking to hire for their captive units in India are ramping up headcount in tier II and tier III towns, analysts said. There are about 1,600 global captive centres in India, which collectively employ over 1.3 million people of the 4.6 million technology workforce in the country.
About 100 multinational firms are expected to set up their global in-house capability centres, or captive units, in India this year, technology industry body Nasscom said. This follows a lull in 2020 owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. Before the onset of the Covid-19 virus outbreak, this averaged at about 50 annually.
Global centres of excellence (GCoEs) of multinationals in India are putting in place a host of new HR policies to help families of employees who may have passed away due to the pandemic, which include setting up of benevolence funds, funding kids'..
Interns in tech companies receive attractive stipends, a real-world job experience, and they get a foot in the door to full-time employment. Glassdoor, a website that sources data from employees anonymously, shows the average monthly intern salary...
Tech centres in India are building customer apps, and products for analytics, risk management for the biggest banks in the world. The employee numbers are almost staggering. JP Morgan and HSBC are estimated to have over 35,000 people in India.
Last week, Infosys onboarded its first batch of campus engineers in India. A fairly routine process except it was done entirely remotely. As new deal wins go up, IT companies are starting to hire more, and over the last few months and have had to rejig their onboarding processes to adapt to the new normal.
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Ness, a global Full-Lifecycle Digital Services Transformation company, has been named a leader in overall Engineering, Research and Development (ER&D) for a second consecutive year by Zinnov Zones.
Zinnov, a leading global management consulting and strategy advisory firm, acted as the exclusive buy-side financial advisor to Intive, a Digital Engineering services company from the European region, in its acquisition of SimTLiX, an agile services company, based in Argentina.
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Zinnov's analysis shows that Digital Engineering spends will constitute over 50% of the overall Global ER&D spending by 2024, the details of which are included in its study titled, 'Global ER&D Landscape and Evolving Enterprise Priorities – 2021.'
With the continuous advancement in technologies, enterprises have changed the way they used to operate.
Facebook ne limite pas son rôle à offrir un accès numérique aux petites entreprises en Inde, mais les aide également à résoudre des problèmes tels que le manque d’accès au crédit, a déclaré Ajit Mohan, vice-président et directeur général de Facebook India.
Applied Ventures, LLC, the venture capital arm of Applied Materials, Inc., today announced the third cohort of the ASTRA (Applied Start-up Technology and Research Accelerator) program to collaborate with start-ups and to provide support in accelerating their innovations.
The IPO of Chennai based Latent View Analytics (LVA), a data and analytics company, opens for subscription on November 10. The total issue of ₹600 crore, consists of a fresh issue of ₹474 crore and offer for sale of ₹126 crore by existing shareholders.
intive announced today that it is further extending its global reach and has acquired SimTLiX, a US and LATAM based digital transformation partner for some of the biggest Fortune 500 companies.
SOON AFTER MILIND Borate cofounded Druva, a startup providing software as a service (SaaS), in 2008, he realised that his focus clients, those in the financial service sector, were reluctant to buy critical software from a small India-based company.