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Amid Fake News Menace And Data Privacy Issues, Facebook’s India Story Is Still Booming
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Sanchit Vir Gogia on Mint Digital Innovation Summit 2019 Emerging Technology Awards Jury
Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst, Founder & CEO, Greyhound Research is part of the esteemed jury panel along with other industry leaders, who are evaluating and judging the Mint Digital Innovation Summit 2019 Emerging Technology Awards. About the Summit: The first edition of the Mint…
Theresa May’s Brexit Vote Defeat Complicates Indian IT Firms’ Future
The huge blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the House of Commons has further complicated an already-uncertain environment for Indian IT services firms. The UK is the second-largest market for the Indian IT industry after the US, and…
Hike Shows Why Super Apps Don’t Work In India The Way They Do In China
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Kavin Mittal Redraws Game Plan, To Unbundle Hike
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Microsoft India’s Software Sales Stay Flat In FY18
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Can WNS Transform Itself In Its Bid To Multiply Its Revenues?
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India’s HCL Bets $1.8bn On Long-Selling IBM Software
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Tackling The Product-Services Conundrum
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HCL Technologies-IBM Deal Fails To Enthuse Investors
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Why HCL-IBM Deal Is Failing To Excite Investors
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HCL Tech Just Added Some Not So Sharp Tools In Its Shed (From IBM)
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TCS Wins US Lawsuit Over Alleged Staff Discrimination
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How Indian IT Companies Are Transforming Themselves To Achieve Faster Growth
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As Jack Dorsey Visits India, Experts Feel Twitter Still Has A Long Way To Go Here
Even as Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey makes the right noises on his maiden visit to India, experts feel the social media platform has missed several opportunities to make itself relevant in the country. “At a time when the current government…
Indian IT Industry Is Beginning To Reap The Benefits Of Up-Skilling Its Coders
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Jack Of All Trades: What Really Happened To Hike Messenger?
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Innovation Drives The Wheels Of Fortune: Sanchit Vir Gogia
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An Indian Unicorn Admits It Screwed Up And Is Rebooting With Layoffs
In the rush to grow rapidly, several Indian startups have over the last year ventured into areas not directly related to their core businesses. For instance, in December 2017, ride-hailing startup Ola acquired food-delivery startup Foodpanda and e-commerce major Flipkart is reportedly in…
China Is Luring Indian Tech Firms With Market Access And Free Rent
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How Indian IT Companies Are Trying To Survive As Outsourcing Business Declines
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MapmyIndia 2.0: Battling For Supremacy
A long-drawn battle for supremacy is underway in India’s online navigation space and the country’s oldest mapmaker, MapmyIndia, is busy readying its war chest to slug it out. MapmyIndia, owned by CE Info Systems that was founded by the husband-wife…
Is Indian IT Industry “Digital Washing” Its Revenues?
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CRN Channel Directions 2018 Charts Out New Opportunities & Possibilities
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Existential Crisis For Mid-Sized IT Services Firms To Worsen in 2018-19: Five Red Flags Stakeholders Must Watch Out For
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About Time You Stop Buying The Dope On Digital Transformation
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Biggest Risk For Enterprise IT Is IT Itself
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From Data Breaches To Discrepancies In IT Department: CIOs Aren’t Sacrosanct
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As MapmyIndia enters Google territory, can it beat the Goliath of internet?
It was a late January morning. Bitter winter had just taken leave of Delhi. Rakesh Verma, founder and CEO of MapmyIndia, settled down in his Jaguar, tapped on the built-in navigator and entered the destination: Kailash Colony Metro Station, barely…