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    The economics of India's biggest export industry goes topsy-turvy

    India’s $315-billion IT industry faces a structural shift as AI boosts productivity but puts pressure on pricing, revenue and entry-level hiring. Clients are demanding more output for less, while spending shifts towards AI, cloud and in-house capabilities.

    AI productivity gains reflecting in salaries would take another 12 months: Wipro’s Jasjit Kang

    Wipro’s Jasjit Kang says broad productivity improvements remain elusive as the company looks for stronger AI, problem-solving and learning skills in new hires.

    Wipro set to acquire Opus CMC for Rs 465 crore; move to boost mortgage BPO business in America

    Wipro will buy American mortgage services company Opus Capital Market Consultants for $75 million (Rs465 crore).

    Wipro BPO rated among top global Finance and Accounting service providers

    Report credits Wipro for its long standing reputation for delivering BPO competency particularly in F&A, price competitiveness and solution flexibility.

    Suresh Vaswani leans on ex-Wiproites to lead Dell's services push

    As Suresh Vaswani leads Dell's push into IT services, he will be leaning heavily on his former colleagues from Wipro - six of whom now occupy senior roles in services unit.

    The synergies are yet to materialise and BPO is slumping. Yet, IT majors maintain the combined model is still the way to go.

    The Economic Times
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