The Need for Visible Action is Driving Nasscom: KK Natarajan

Dataquest The new immigration Bill proposed by the US senators will double visa-application costs for domestic software firms like Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys. The bill proposes to increase the H-1B visa fees to about ...

Nasscom opines that the contours of IT have been redefined in recent years, with the adoption of consumer technologies story tools National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) today kick-started the fifth edition of its ...

In an effort to ensure safety of women, industry body Nasscom on Wednesday launched a set of mobile

Aims to help winners reach out to as many women through appropriate platforms InformationWeek, June 19, 2013 In order to create an ecosystem that ensures the safety and security of women employees,National Association of Software and Services ...

Aiming to ensure safe and secure environment for women employees, IT industry body NASSCOM today felicitated winners of All India App Fame Contest 2013, which focused on creating solutions for women safety. The theme for this year was Collaborating forces for ...

There have been many issues related to on-boarding of students especially in HCL Tech where students protested in front of their offices. What is your view on this? Educational institutions should work with the industry and see that recruitment period is ...

Chennai: Software services industry body NASSCOM on Tuesday raised concerns over proposed discriminatory restrictions in the draft US Immigration Bill. "Surely, we have got huge concerns on the restrictions that are being proposed in the Senate ...

One of the main drivers will be new geographies. Software industry body Nasscom expects the country's information technology (IT) services sector to grow 13-14 per cent in the current financial year and to touch $225 billion (Rs 13.22 lakh crore) ...

Chennai: Software services industry body NASSCOM on Tuesday said "newer geographies" are set to double their contribution to India to 20 percent by 2020. "..Our services model will get change; we cannibalise the work we do ourselves. Things we did ...