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Is Leidos leveraging Australia as a staging point for APAC expansion?
So successful has Leidos been in Australia, that in 2020, between 45 per cent and 50 per cent of the company s US$1 billion in overseas sales revenue derived from the country.
What Boomi brings to the table in a post-sale world
What does Boomi bring to the table?
Chris McNabb (CEO - Boomi) Credit: Boomi
Dell’s recent deal to sell subsidiary Boomi to private equity players Francisco Partners and TPG Capital initially raised some eyebrows, but now one market analyst claims it has potential granted it, and future buyers, are in sync.
This is according to Geoff Woollacott, senior strategy consultant and principal analyst at industry analyst firm Technology Business Research (TBR), who previously forecasted that Boomi would be likely put up for sale again in the near future the nature of private equity players is to buy, restructure and resell for a profit, after all.
Power Breakfast: 9 ideas to keep in mind during COVID recovery Thursday, May 13, 2021 6:00 AM
Making homeownership dreams more equitable and accessible
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Leaving the Covid-19 pandemic behind, the four major Indian IT companies Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, HCL Technologies and Wipro ended the fiscal 2021 on a high note by reporting strong net employee hiring due to some big-ticket deals and rejigging of hiring plans depending upon the deal flow.
The cumulative net employee hiring by the four companies increased by 46 per cent in the fiscalcompared to the previous year with TCS leading with a robust 66 per cent increase, followed by HCL Tech, Wipro and Infosys.
It was a strong comeback during the year. As the pandemic hit the peak in the first quarter, all the four reported negative net employee hirings.