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Start-ups often receive mentorship, funding, and access to infrastructure from GCCs, facilitating the development and validation of their products and solutions. Some of the GCCs which actively engage with start-ups are Bosch, Honeywell, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco and Intel, among others.

Manufacturing Sector Anticipates Largest Salary Hike in 2024: Survey Reveals Key Insights into Appraisals Across Industries. - Newsx

According to HR solution firm Aon’s Annual Salary Increase and Turnover Survey 2023-2024 for India, here's the salary hike calculation for the new year.

Salary increases are projected to be the highest in financial institutions, engineering, automotive and life sciences, according to an AON survey.

After a year of rate-tightening, liquidity conditions may ease and interest rates may lower in 2024. Arindam Mandal, portfolio manager at Marcellus Investment Advisors, anticipates a return to the 60/40 asset allocation model for the average investor. For Indian investors, he recommends a 70% allocation to domestic equity and a 30% allocation to global equity.

A GCC is a dedicated offshore unit established by a company in a foreign country to in-source IT and other related business functions.

According to a report by Nasscom , the technology sector in India saw its revenue climb to $253.9 billion in...

/PRNewswire/ -- Integration with developing technologies, an emphasis on the employee experience, and the shift towards enterprise service management (ESM) are...

The silver lining is that while major IT companies freeze fresher intake, alternative sectors are opening up demand.