Avekshaa checks for bugs in the client’s software code and ensures that all its components run smoothly. They say the strength of the chain is in the weakest link. This adage can be applied to, say, data flow management in…
Avekshaa checks for bugs in the client’s software code and ensures that all its components run smoothly. They say the strength of the chain is in the weakest link. This adage can be applied to, say, data flow management in…
About 75 percent of companies in India are still grappling with Manufacturing 1.0 and 2.0 stages – a basic stage where a company already has systems of production and transaction, according to a Greyhound Research report. “Indian manufacturing is at…
Greyhound Research recently conducted a survey of manufacturers in India. Key Highlights of the study were: 75% of Manufacturing organisations in India are still grappling with Manufacturing 1.0 and 2.0 stages 25% Manufacturing organisations in India are planning or executing…
Read More 75% manufacturing cos in India still grappling with basic levels of technology adoption
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From the results of two big IT service providers, namely HCL Technologies and Infosys, it is clear that Strategic Outsourcing (SO) is dying a natural death, believes Greyhound Research. “Strategic outsourcing deals are increasingly being replaced by cloud and/or managed…
The latest acquisition by India’s second largest IT services exporter—Infosys—of Panaya for $200 million may seem a small buy for a company with over $8 billion in revenues. But this signals the start of Infosys’ transformation into a blue-blooded technology…
Read More Strategic Shift: Why Panaya Is A Good Fit For Infosys
Earlier this morning I was chatting with a CIO of a large manufacturing organization with presence across multiple continents. They are currently benchmarking Mobile Device Management (MDM) vendors to help secure their mobile environment and we are helping them with…
Read More Putting EMM Vendors Through Poodleattack Check: All But One Pass The Ring Of Fire
Earlier this morning I was chatting with a CIO of a large manufacturing organization with presence across multiple continents. They are currently benchmarking Mobile Device Management (MDM) vendors to help secure their mobile environment and we are helping them with this…
Read More Putting EMM Vendors Through Poodle Attack Check: All But One Pass Ring of Fire
On a call earlier today (with an end-user client) I was discussing enterprise security norms around cloud-based productivity suite offerings. Like many IT Decision Makers who are taking the leap to the cloud, our client (based in the APJ region)…
Read More Microsoft Office365 Impacted With Poodle Attack: Case Of Cloud Security Fallen Short
Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst, Greyhound Research says that announcements made in Budget 2014 have remained mere aspirations with lack of clarity on policies with regard to Digital India, uncertainty over the Rs 10,000 crore start-up fund for MSMEs, as…
Read More Greyhound Radio with Sanchit Vir Gogia on Union Budget 2015
Indian companies are asking their information technology vendors to pass on the benefits of automation and improving technology in the form of rate cuts and outcome-based pricing, highlighting the need for Indian IT players to speed their move away from…
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Betting big on new technologies to boost growth, country's second-largest software services firm Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for USD 200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after…
Read More Infosys To Buy Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 MN
Infosys today announced that it will be shelling out $200 million for a little known US-based firm Panaya that is a privately held company backed by venture capital firms like Benchmark Capital, Hasso Plattner Ventures and Battery Ventures. "The acquisition of…
Read More $200 Mn Well Spent? 3 Reasons Why Infosys Buying Panaya May Be A Good Idea
Betting big on new technologies to boost growth, country's second-largest software services firm Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for USD 200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after…
Betting big on new technologies to boost growth, country's second-largest software services firm Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for USD 200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after…
Read More Infosys To Buy Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 MN
Infosys today announced that it will be shelling out $200 million for a little known US-based firm Panaya that is a privately held company backed by venture capital firms like Benchmark Capital, Hasso Plattner Ventures and Battery Ventures. "The acquisition of…
Read More $200 Mn Well Spent? 3 Reasons Why Infosys Buying Panaya Makes Good Sense
Infosys on Monday announced the acquisition of US-based software automation technology firm Panaya for $200 million in an all-cash deal. This is the software major’s first acquisition after Vishal Sikka took over as the CEO in August last year. Panaya is…
Read More Infosys’ Panaya Buy Furthers Vishal Sikka’s New Tech, Automation Bets
Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for $200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after Swiss consulting company Lodestone, which it bought for about $350 million (Rs 1,932 crore)…
Infosys, on Monday, announced that it had signed a definitive agreement to fully acquire U.S.-based automation technology provider Panaya for an enterprise value of $200 million. This is the company’s second largest acquisition after it acquired Zurich-based consulting company in 2012…
Read More Infosys Acquires Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 Million
In keeping with its new chief executive officer, Vishal Sikka’s vision of being more digital and introducing more automation, India’s second-largest software services exporter Infosys Ltd said on Monday it will buy automation technology company Panaya Inc. for about $200…
Read More Infosys To Buy US Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 MN
Infosys today announced that it will be shelling out $200 million for a little known US-based firm Panaya that is a privately held company backed by venture capital firms like Benchmark Capital, Hasso Plattner Ventures and Battery Ventures. "The acquisition of…
Read More $200 Mn Well Spent? 3 Reasons Why Infosys Buying Panaya Makes Good Sense
Betting big on new technologies to boost growth, country's second-largest software services firm Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for USD 200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after…
Read More Infosys To Buy Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 MN
Betting big on new technologies to boost growth, country's second-largest software services firm Infosys will acquire US-based automation technology company Panaya for USD 200 million (over Rs 1,200 crore). The all-cash deal is the second-largest acquisition for the Bangalore-based firm, after…
Read More Infosys To Buy Automation Tech Firm Panaya For $200 MN
India’s fourth-largest software services company HCL Technologies Ltd plans to “invest significantly” in applications of emerging technologies such as those that power driverless cars and enable the Internet of Things (IoT) and wearable devices. Analysts like Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief…
If Narendra Modi plans to keep his promise to the electorate of creating more jobs for our youth, this is one group he can’t afford to ignore: the small and medium (SMEs) enterprises which provide the bulk of the jobs…
Read More SME Survey: What small business want from the first Modi-Jaitley budget
Lack of adequate infrastructure is an oft cited problem by Indian industry, but nowhere is it more acutely felt than in small and medium enterprises and they’re hoping that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will come up with a whole new…
Indian small and medium enterprises employ over 40 percent of the total workforce in the country, but they only contribute to 17 percent of GDP. In fact after agriculture, SMEs are the second to fostering employment opportunities. Yet in January-February 2013,…
It doesn’t help to be small in Indian industry with a majority of SMEs complaining that they are constantly being shouldered aside by their bigger competitors when it comes to marketing and having access to technology solutions, and they’re hoping…
Read More SME Survey: Industry Hopes For An Equal Platform To Take On The Big Guns
Fund raising is the biggest challenge faced by small and medium enterprises in India, limiting their ability to retain talents, innovate and do necessary research and development, a pre-budget survey conducted among 540 SMEs has found. Not surprisingly almost all…
Is money flowing into the small and medium enterprises (SME) sector in India? Is there a spurt in the growth in the SMEs sector? We believe so given that the news reports are gung ho about either startup A or…
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