Mindtree expects offshoring to continue even after pandemic ends
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Mindtree, which won new deals worth $312 million during the October-December quarter, said that its deal pipeline was the strongest it has ever been.
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Mindtree is also eyeing inorganic growth, looking at companies that would augment its capabilities or help it accelerate in specific technology areas, CEO Debashis Chatterjee says.
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Mindtree Ltd. expects offshoring to remain high even after the Covid-19 pandemic abates as clients have accepted the fact that employees are working remotely, the CEO has said.
“Our offshoring ratio was 83%, and I feel that this will remain high as people have realised that work from anywhere is the new normal,” said Debashis Chatterjee, chief executive officer at the mid-tier software services firm.