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it sector: Indian $245 billion IT sector swallows tougher terms amid scramble for contracts - Vimarsana News

it sector: Indian $245 billion IT sector swallows tougher terms amid scramble for contracts

That is forcing companies including Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and HCLTech to accept contract conditions such as guaranteeing minimum cost savings, billing the client only if certain goals are achieved and reviewing cost overruns.

infosys: Recession fears hit IT sector; Infosys, major players announce drastic cuts in pay hikes, promotions - Vimarsana News

infosys: Recession fears hit IT sector; Infosys, major players announce drastic cuts in pay hikes, promotions

Amid gloom against the backdrop of fears of a global recession, major IT players in Bengaluru have enforced steep cuts in yearly hikes and promotions for staffers.

Recession fears hit IT sector, Infosys, major players announce cuts in pay hikes - Vimarsana News

Recession fears hit IT sector, Infosys, major players announce cuts in pay hikes

Bengaluru: Amid gloom against the backdrop of fears of a global recession, major IT players in Bengaluru have enforced steep cuts in yearly hikes and

Source: siasat.com
Wipro's weary road to recovery amid challenging macros - Vimarsana News

Wipro's weary road to recovery amid challenging macros

Wipro's September quarter showed promising deal bookings but the pace of revenue conversion has been sluggish due to project delays weighing on its turnaround efforts

Infosys kicks off long-awaited pay hike for employees ahead of holiday season: Report - Vimarsana News

Infosys kicks off long-awaited pay hike for employees ahead of holiday season: Report

The pay hikes, which are typically effective from April 1, will now be effective November 1, 2023 instead, said a report