Indian IT suffering from a shortage of innovative management s...

IT companies? , coupled with growth concerns, has of late resulted in a spate of top management exits. In May 2009, Bangalore-based Mindtree saw one of its co-founders Anjan Lahiri exiting the company and selling off majority of his stake. Lahiri ...

India's second largest IT exporter Infosys is all set to open a new line of business by imparting training to employees of other companies at its offshore development centres across the country, especially at its iconic Mysore campus in order to monetise ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) BANGALORE: Infosys is creating a new revenue stream around education and research that so far have remained as internal support engines for the company. The company's former HR head Nandita Gurjar will ...

Employee exits is one of the harshest realities for most companies; harsh, especially because there are costs involved, as human resource consultants will tell you, in hiring and training. In fact, in a survey done in North America in 2011 by , ...

When Sadanand came to Bangalore from Madhubani in eastern Bihar four years ago to study computer science, he used to imagine himself sitting in a cubicle and working on a computer at one of India's big software companies. In September 2011, he ...

Dataquest Today social technology extends beyond customer interface. Even though many practices remain in the early stages, organizations are convinced they hold tremendous potential to drive business value Vinay, a 38-year-old software ...