THOUGHTWORKS
Vedanta Aluminium, V-Spark to scale deep tech initiatives, unlock Rs 2,100 cr value
Collaborating with tech giants like OpenAI, Microsoft, and SAP, alongside numerous startups, the company is deploying cutting-edge solutions across its operations to boost productivity, optimize costs, and enhance sustainability.
Top talent today wants to be where the future is being built: John Reid-Dodick, Chief People & Leadership Officer at Thoughtworks
Thoughtworks India is strategically growing its talent pool, focusing on AI-first engineering, data, cloud, and managed services. The company is investing in internal skill development through programs like Thoughtworks University and STEP, while also aligning career growth with business evolution and strengthening its inclusive culture.
Companies fix WFO blues; it’s not all work & no play for staff
Companies are implementing various strategies to encourage employees to return to the office, including flexible work arrangements, upgraded workspaces with wellness zones and commute benefits. These initiatives aim to balance employee well-being with operational needs amidst growing resistance to strict return-to-office mandates.
CCI clears Temasek, Apax Partners additional stake buy in Thoughtworks
Global private equity advisory firm Apax Partners (AP Funds) through its special purpose vehicle Tasmania Midco LLC is acquiring a stake in Thoughtworks.
LGBTQIA+ employees have a new ally at workplace in senior leaders
At companies such as GE Aerospace, IBM, LTIMindtree, Deutsche Bank, Cisco, Cummins and Thoughtworks, board members, leaders, people managers as well as teammates are driving a culture of inclusiveness so that LGBTQIA+ workers don’t feel isolated.
Neville Roy Singham: Who's he and how this real-life Singham spread 'Chinese propaganda' in India
Neville Roy Singham, former chairman of IT consulting firm ThoughtWorks, is alleged to have funded groups that propagate Chinese state media propaganda, including India-based NewsClick website. The site reportedly incorporated Chinese government talking points into its coverage, receiving millions of dollars from Singham's network, according to The New York Times.
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ThoughtWorks secures $720 million from GIC, Mubadala, others
The company plans to use the fresh proceeds to repurchase equity from existing investors as well as invest in growth and international expansion.
Regular breaks, books & flexible working hours make ThoughtWorks India MD productive
Tiwari has taken the opportunity to move his work-table from where it used to be in the room.
Tech companies in no hurry to return to office
Goldman Sachs, which has a 5,500-people strong technology and services centre in Bengaluru, expects to have only about 30% of its staff working from its office over the next few months.
Covid-19 disruption creates market boom for IoT, connected tech
Tech companies like Infosys, ThoughtWorks, Tata Comm, Citius Tech, Hero Electronics are looking to leverage opportunity created by Covid-19 disruption. Infosys expects Covid-19 to lead to higher digitisation in manufacturing.
ThoughtWorks rolls out gender affirmation policy
The new policy enables transgender employees to go through their transition process as a means to express themselves and feel comfortable in their own skin, according to the US-based firm.
India Inc opens doors to transgender employees
KPMG, Infosys, Accenture, Nestaway, Sodexo and others have policies have introduced policies as well as hiring plans to ease the transition of the marginalised community into the formal workplace. Education, discrimination in access to housing and ignorance of society as to why gender dysphoria happens are the major challenges the community faces.
Companies need to collaborate to move needle on gender diversity: Zinnov-Intel India study
The study evaluated 60 companies from the Indian ecosystem, comprising global capability centres (GCCs), technology service providers, startups, and Indian companies, to gain an understanding of the current diversity landscape, with the intent of baselining key practices to improve diversity.
ThoughtWorks expands to Mumbai with new office
ThoughtWorks’ Mumbai office will be located at the Hiranandani Business Park in Powai.
Real digital transformation starts with staff for India Inc
At KPMG India, employees are being trained to understand all digital platforms, tools and technologies.
Learning is new top sop for performers at tech cos
With disruptive technology changing the dynamics of the current business environment, tech companies are stepping on the gas on the learning and development front for their young, high-performing employees.
Are you into builiding Lego blocks? Your recruiter's here
Companies adopt newer ways of assessing students to gauge their behavioural and analytical skills.
India Inc likely to emerge as biggest and most effective flagbearer of LGBT rights in 2016
Despite the criminal status of gay sex, firms such as Godrej, Genpact, Intuit, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Google are openly championing LGBT rights.
You don’t need a title to be a leader: Vatsal Singhal, Co-founder, Roadrunnr
Vatsal says that he learnt that one doesn't need a title to be a leader because what one does has a greater impact than what ones says.
Combining busy & casual: Thoughtworks' Pune office
With two floors spread over 36,000 square feet and 17,000 square feet, software company Thoughtworks' office in Pune is designed to stimulate the mind.
ThoughtWorks and Hoppr bring 'Rails Girls' to India
Started in 2010, Rails Girls is a global, non-profit volunteer community which aims to help aspiring women techies build their ideas using technology.
Need for speed: More IT companies switch to Agile code development
Growing need for quicker and adaptive solutions to tech problems is pushing firms to adopt the Agile method of coding more and more.
An Indian Microsoft or Google is inevitable
India displays all the signs of emerging a major products player on the global scape.
‘Big software packages on last legs’
ThoughtWorks, set up in 1992 by the maverick Neville Roy Singham, expects to grow 45% this year to $32 million.
Mid-tier IT cos pitch for sales staff
A whole lot of mid-tier IT cos are adding muscle to their global sales front as they look to pump up business in a recovering economic environment.
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