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Captive buyouts: Are IT cos scaling up or skilling up?
Indian IT companies are buying client technology units to secure larger partnerships. This strategy aims to boost contract values as organic growth slows down. TCS, Wipro, and HCLTech have recently made significant acquisitions. These deals involve acquiring intellectual property and engineering talent. This trend revives a past strategy of acquiring captive centers.
Infosys to acquire 75% stake in Telstra Group unit for $153 million
The acquisition of Versent Group, a unit of Australian telecommunications and technology firm Telstra Group, will be made through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Infosys Singapore. It will deliver cloud and digital transformation services.
Australia's Telstra seeks to partner with Accenture for AI boost
The proposed joint venture is part of a broader strategy to streamline Telstra's vendor relationships, reducing its data and AI providers from 18 to just two joint ventures.
Telstra India launches two Innovation and Capability Centres
The facilities, with a combined size of over 1 lakh sq. ft. will become hubs of innovation and will further strengthen Telstra’s efforts to diversify talent acquisition in India.
IT captives see project delays amid lockdown
Technology captives of global organisations in India have gained prominence over the years and started developing crucial software for their parent organisations. India currently houses more than 1,200 such GICs and majority of them are focused on technology development.
Telstra arm Ooyala sets up office in India, to hire over 100
The company provides technology to broadcasters,publishers and media companies for producing, delivering and monetising online video.
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Former Indian Foreign Secretary,Shyam Saran to join Australian think-tank
With postings to Beijing, Tokyo, Myanmar, Indonesia, Saran served as the PM's personal representative at G20, G8 and climate change summits.
Telcos need to reinvent into internet cos to stay relevant: Telstra
Telstra signed a network-to-network interconnections agreement with Tata Communications in Oct for utilising 116 points of presence to extend it's reach.
AdNear raises $19 million to accelerate global expansion
AdNear, set up in 2009, had previously raised Rs 35 crore in 2012 from Sequoia Capital & Canaan Partners to strengthen their presence in Asia Pacific.
Telstra signs network-to-network interconnection agreement with Tata Communications
The NNI will utilise Tata Communications' 116 points of presence (PoPs), extending Telstra's reach to tier-2 and tier-3 cities such as Jaipur and Trichy.
Vodafone, Telenor experience makes foreign telcos tread cautiously in India
Foreign telcos want to foray into India but experiences of Vodafone and Telenor have made them cautious, Telstra Global's Martijn Blanken said today
Telstra Global launches end-to-end network services in India
Telstra Global has launched end-to-end network services for the Indian market.
Government may soon do away with overseas flying rules of aircraft
Government may soon do away with the rule that allows an Indian carrier to fly overseas only after it has flown within the country for five years and has a 20-aircraft fleet.
Singapore based Mittu Chandilya appointed CEO of Air Asia India
The appointment has been a much awaited decision with even the aviation minister saying that clearance will be given as soon the CEO was finalised.
Telstra to offer long distance, VPN services from March
Australian telecom services provider Telstra International will begin providing long distance, virtual private network or VPN and enterprise services in India from March next year, a company executive said on Tuesday.
FIPB rejects S Tel's Bahrain deal on security concerns
Bahrain Telecommunications’ plan to raise its holdings in local communications firm S Tel has been rejected by the Indian government, officials with direct knowledge of the developments told ET.
Bahrain Telecom's plans to hike stake in S Tel rejected
Bahrain Telecommunications plans to raise its holdings in S Tel has been rejected by the Indian government. Users can unlock smartphones | Top 10 telcos of the world
Bharti Airtel ropes in Telstra, Nokia top executives
Bharti Airtel, India’s largest telco by both revenues and customers, has hired another international talent.
Etisalat, Telstra plan to up stake in JV rejected
The foreign investment promotions board (FIPB) has rejected Australian telco Telstra Holding Ltd’s proposal to raise stake in Indian arm Telstra Telecommunication to 74% from 49% at present.
Infosys to hire 100 people in Australia
Infosys is set to increase its local workforce in Australia by 100 employees.
Stocks to watch: HDFC, REC, Infosys, Maytas, Jaiprakash Associates, HCC
India's biggest home finance company, HDFC, will raise Rs 4,000 crore through a qualified institutional placement of non-convertible debentures.
Satyam's Australia chief quits
IT firm Satyam Computer's Australia chief Deepak Nangia has quit from his high profile role, in pursuit of greener pastures, a media report says.
Infosys bags $100 mn outsourcing contract
Infosys Technologies, India’s second-largest software firm by sales, has won an $80- 100 million multi-year outsourcing contract from Australian phone firm Telstra.
Telstra ends 32 mn Australian dollar contract with Satyam: Report
The total worth of the contracts is estimated to be up to 200 million Aus dollar annually over five years. Satyam's Development Centres | Latest Pics of Ramalinga Raju
IT biggies to bag $4-bn projects
$250-m outsourcing contract by Australian Co Telstra likely to be finalised by end of January.
Fraud, slump? IT majors to bag deals worth $4 bn
Many customers have reduced their IT budgets by up to 10%, and they plan to seek more cost output-based deliverables from service providers. Web browsers
Australian cos in disarray over IT export to India
Nearly two-billion accounting fraud admitted to by the former Satyam Chairman is likely to cast its shadow over the Australian companies' plans to outsource IT jobs to India, according to a media report.
Retaining contracts will be tough
Chased by regulators and battered by investors, Satyam Computer may find it increasingly tough to fend off competition and retain contracts worth around $500 million up for renewal this year
Spice sale: Life comes full cell circle for Modi
Today, the wheel has come full circle for him with Mr Modi ceasing to be in the wireless business ceding control to the AV Birla Group company Idea Cellular.
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