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Infosys to touch 1860 by mid next week
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Re may breach 44-mark soon
The rupee is now within a striking distance of the 44-mark versus the greenback. On Wednesday, the local currency fell to 43.87 levels during the day, but timely intervention from RBI prevented the rupee from losing further ground against the dollar. The rupee has weakened over 150 paise over past 10 days.
Amid huge volatility, there was heavy dollar-demand from importers and oil companies, which took the rupee to a 17-month low. The rupee finally ended the day at 43.70/72 against the dollar, after state-owned banks sold dollars at RBI’s behest to halt the rupee’s fall. The rupee had closed at 43.59/60 levels on Monday. Both forex and bond markets were closed on Tuesday for a national holiday.
Foreign banks were also seen buying dollars in the spot market, in an attempt to arbitrage the price differential in the overseas non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market. Foreign banks often buy dollars in the spot market, and simultaneously sell them on the NDF market when the rates there are weaker. A dip in the stock market also raised fears of further dollar repatriation by foreign investors.
This dollar rise is in reminiscence of the Great days of 'Indian IT'. The game is on the cards now and it is the best time to be in Indian IT considering all aspects, and safer to be in IT bellwether Infosys....
Infosys to touch 1860 by mid next week
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Local chief executive Gary Ebeyan expects business process outsourcing work to double in the next year, while core banking revenues could grow rapidly if the company succeeds in several bids.
'We have four BPO customers and we are probably in negotiation with another six or seven on top of that, and we expect that to increase,' Mr Ebeyan said.
'The Finacle core banking platform will be explosive.'
The National Australia Bank has shortlisted Infosys along with Oracle for its billion-dollar core systems overhaul, but Mr Ebeyan declined to comment on these discussions.
He also expects growth of between 20 and 30 per cent in its 'bread and butter' enterprise application business, which includes application development and legacy application maintenance.
In the financial year ending March 31, 2008, Infosys recorded revenues of $159 million, up 24 per cent on the previous year.
This figure is only for work performed in Australia, and doesn't include revenue generated by offshore work on local projects.
Infosys's annual profit grew by 41 per cent to $28.9 million.
The company is well positioned to service the growing market for business process outsourcing, having appointed a local practice head last year.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys started investing heavily in its core banking product two to three years ago.
'We hired a consulting team, which did a gap analysis of the market and where Finacle was, and we now have the roadmap to carry out those changes.'
Infosys employed between 900 and 1200 staff, depending on the workload, and this would probably grow by 20-30 per cent, Mr Ebeyan said.
Rival outsourcer Satyam is building a 2000-seat facility in Geelong and has a goal of hiring 1400 people over the next four years, a large number of whom would be local graduates.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys's strategy did not include hiring a large number of local graduates.
'We aim to recruit a smaller number of high-calibre graduates who we can fast-track to a higher value role, such as architecture or program management. That's what we focus on, rather than getting 100 graduates and using them as programmers.'
The company sent about 10 students a year to its 1 million square metre training facility in Mysore, India.
'We have the largest training institute in the southern hemisphere in Mysore, where we can house and train 10,000 people at a time,' Mr Ebeyan said.
'They can actually learn our processes and see the organisation at its root level, and it also gives them opportunities to work on global delivery for global clients.' 
Infosys to touch 1860 by mid next week
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Local chief executive Gary Ebeyan expects business process outsourcing work to double in the next year, while core banking revenues could grow rapidly if the company succeeds in several bids.
'We have four BPO customers and we are probably in negotiation with another six or seven on top of that, and we expect that to increase,' Mr Ebeyan said.
'The Finacle core banking platform will be explosive.'
The National Australia Bank has shortlisted Infosys along with Oracle for its billion-dollar core systems overhaul, but Mr Ebeyan declined to comment on these discussions.
He also expects growth of between 20 and 30 per cent in its 'bread and butter' enterprise application business, which includes application development and legacy application maintenance.
In the financial year ending March 31, 2008, Infosys recorded revenues of $159 million, up 24 per cent on the previous year.
This figure is only for work performed in Australia, and doesn't include revenue generated by offshore work on local projects.
Infosys's annual profit grew by 41 per cent to $28.9 million.
The company is well positioned to service the growing market for business process outsourcing, having appointed a local practice head last year.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys started investing heavily in its core banking product two to three years ago.
'We hired a consulting team, which did a gap analysis of the market and where Finacle was, and we now have the roadmap to carry out those changes.'
Infosys employed between 900 and 1200 staff, depending on the workload, and this would probably grow by 20-30 per cent, Mr Ebeyan said.
Rival outsourcer Satyam is building a 2000-seat facility in Geelong and has a goal of hiring 1400 people over the next four years, a large number of whom would be local graduates.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys's strategy did not include hiring a large number of local graduates.
'We aim to recruit a smaller number of high-calibre graduates who we can fast-track to a higher value role, such as architecture or program management. That's what we focus on, rather than getting 100 graduates and using them as programmers.'
The company sent about 10 students a year to its 1 million square metre training facility in Mysore, India.
'We have the largest training institute in the southern hemisphere in Mysore, where we can house and train 10,000 people at a time,' Mr Ebeyan said.
'They can actually learn our processes and see the organisation at its root level, and it also gives them opportunities to work on global delivery for global clients.'...
High time we looked beyond IT - Infosys
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Start looking beyond information technology and that will take the Indian economy to a higher plane. This is the song that many Indian business houses including IT giants have begun to sing aloud these days.
\\`In the last 15-20 years, the focus has been more on IT. It is high time we started looking beyond this technology. We need to look at promoting innovations and owner-ship of intellectual properties,\\` said Infosys Technologies CEO and MD K Gopalakrishnan said at a press conference convened here on Wednesday to announce TES 2008, a three-day entrepreneurial summit organised by The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) in Bangalore from December 16. TiE is an NGO for promoting entrepreneurship.
Contending that there is no dearth of aspiring entrepreneurs in the country, Gopalakrishnan emphasised the need for creating an eco-system for complete entrepreneurship. \\`There are a lot of smaller companies that are ready to take risks. Similarly, the country also has venture capitalists who can support these start-up firms. We need to think of ways to create a diverse set of industries,\\` he said.
Concurring with him, TES 2008 chairperson Ravi Narayan said: \\`The world may be going slow, but India is emerging in a big way in terms of innovations, both products and services. Another interesting trend is that several Indian IT companies, which used to look at the US market, are now focussing on India.\\`
He said India had the potential to emerge as leader in the cellular technology space.
Speaking on the occasion, TiE (Bangalore chapter) president Pradeep Kar said the TES summit will witness the participation of stakeholders from diverse sectors including manufacturing, social entrepreneurship, clean technology, real estate, retail and franchising, education, healthcare and sports management. The theme of the summit is 1inclusive entrepreneurship. A total of 1,500 delegates are expected to participate in the summit. \\`We hope to mentor about 300 aspiring entrepreneurs,\\` Kar added....
Will Infosys dole out cash to investors?
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Absolutely wrong ... Don\\`t make investors fool and your self Full....
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Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week.
Cheers!
Infosys builds huge Indian campus
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Indian IT outsourcing giant Infosys is building a massive campus in Hyderabad that will employ 25,000 people.
The campus at Pocharam in the central Indian city will be spread over 447 acres and be developed over 10 years in three phases.
Work is beginning on the first phase to build seating for 10,000 employees and Infosys said the campus would be energy and water efficient to support its bid to be carbon neutral.
Chairman of the board at Infosys, N R Narayana Murthy, said in a statement: "We are delighted to commence work on the new campus. The state government has worked at enhancing infrastructure facilities at Hyderabad to make it a premier IT destination globally."
The expansion follows sluggish growth in the Indian outsourcing market, with Infosys reporting revenue of US$1.16bn in its first quarter — up 24.5 per cent on the same period last year but falling short of the 40.6 per cent growth in the first quarter of 2007.
The new campus will bolster Infosys' existing 10,000-strong campus in Gachibowli, Hyderabad, which was built in 2001 and enjoys a wide range of facilities including a gym, swimming pool, health clinic, grocery store and health clinic.
It comes as analyst Evalueserve predicts that India's revenue from its IT industry is likely to grow sixfold to US$193.1bn over the next seven to eight years, making it the second largest IT services labour pool after the US.
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Infosys expects explosive banking growth
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INDIAN outsourcer Infosys is expecting strong revenue growth over the next year, and is geared up for an "explosion" of work in banking and business process outsourcing.
Local chief executive Gary Ebeyan expects business process outsourcing work to double in the next year, while core banking revenues could grow rapidly if the company succeeds in several bids.
"We have four BPO customers and we are probably in negotiation with another six or seven on top of that, and we expect that to increase," Mr Ebeyan said.
"The Finacle core banking platform will be explosive."
The National Australia Bank has shortlisted Infosys along with Oracle for its billion-dollar core systems overhaul, but Mr Ebeyan declined to comment on these discussions.
He also expects growth of between 20 and 30 per cent in its "bread and butter" enterprise application business, which includes application development and legacy application maintenance.
In the financial year ending March 31, 2008, Infosys recorded revenues of $159 million, up 24 per cent on the previous year.
This figure is only for work performed in Australia, and doesn't include revenue generated by offshore work on local projects.
Infosys's annual profit grew by 41 per cent to $28.9 million.
The company is well positioned to service the growing market for business process outsourcing, having appointed a local practice head last year.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys started investing heavily in its core banking product two to three years ago.
"We hired a consulting team, which did a gap analysis of the market and where Finacle was, and we now have the roadmap to carry out those changes."
Infosys employed between 900 and 1200 staff, depending on the workload, and this would probably grow by 20-30 per cent, Mr Ebeyan said.
Rival outsourcer Satyam is building a 2000-seat facility in Geelong and has a goal of hiring 1400 people over the next four years, a large number of whom would be local graduates.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys's strategy did not include hiring a large number of local graduates.
"We aim to recruit a smaller number of high-calibre graduates who we can fast-track to a higher value role, such as architecture or program management. That's what we focus on, rather than getting 100 graduates and using them as programmers."
The company sent about 10 students a year to its 1 million square metre training facility in Mysore, India.
"We have the largest training institute in the southern hemisphere in Mysore, where we can house and train 10,000 people at a time," Mr Ebeyan said.
"They can actually learn our processes and see the organisation at its root level, and it also gives them opportunities to work on global delivery for global clients."
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Infosys expects banking growth
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INDIAN outsourcer Infosys is expecting strong revenue growth over the next year, and is geared up for an "explosion" of work in banking and business process outsourcing.
Local chief executive Gary Ebeyan expects business process outsourcing work to double in the next year, while core banking revenues could grow rapidly if the company succeeds in several bids.
"We have four BPO customers and we are probably in negotiation with another six or seven on top of that, and we expect that to increase," Mr Ebeyan said.
"The Finacle core banking platform will be explosive."
The National Australia Bank has shortlisted Infosys along with Oracle for its billion-dollar core systems overhaul, but Mr Ebeyan declined to comment on these discussions.
He also expects growth of between 20 and 30 per cent in its "bread and butter" enterprise application business, which includes application development and legacy application maintenance.
In the financial year ending March 31, 2008, Infosys recorded revenues of $159 million, up 24 per cent on the previous year.
This figure is only for work performed in Australia, and doesn't include revenue generated by offshore work on local projects.
Infosys's annual profit grew by 41 per cent to $28.9 million.
The company is well positioned to service the growing market for business process outsourcing, having appointed a local practice head last year.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys started investing heavily in its core banking product two to three years ago.
"We hired a consulting team, which did a gap analysis of the market and where Finacle was, and we now have the roadmap to carry out those changes."
Infosys employed between 900 and 1200 staff, depending on the workload, and this would probably grow by 20-30 per cent, Mr Ebeyan said.
Rival outsourcer Satyam is building a 2000-seat facility in Geelong and has a goal of hiring 1400 people over the next four years, a large number of whom would be local graduates.
Mr Ebeyan said Infosys's strategy did not include hiring a large number of local graduates.
"We aim to recruit a smaller number of high-calibre graduates who we can fast-track to a higher value role, such as architecture or program management. That's what we focus on, rather than getting 100 graduates and using them as programmers."
The company sent about 10 students a year to its 1 million square metre training facility in Mysore, India.
"We have the largest training institute in the southern hemisphere in Mysore, where we can house and train 10,000 people at a time," Mr Ebeyan said.
"They can actually learn our processes and see the organisation at its root level, and it also gives them opportunities to work on global delivery for global clients."
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Infosys BPO restructures procurement biz
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Infosys BPO has also launched a Sourcing and Procurement Academy that would train the employees on the latest global practices and requirements to service clients under the new offerings. It has also launched an ‘on demand’ procure-to-pay business platform which is made available to clients at a variable but predictable price based on their procurement spend. ...
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Infosys BPO, the business process outsourcing subsidiary of Infosys Technologies has reorganised its procurement business to provide end-to-end solutions across the entire ‘source-to-pay’ cycle to broaden its service offerings and customer base.
The services under the new practice include e-procurement, supplier management, contract management, strategic sourcing and spend management.
Infosys BPO restructures procurement biz
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Infosys BPO, the business process outsourcing subsidiary of Infosys Technologies has reorganised its procurement business to provide end-to-end solutions across the entire ‘source-to-pay’ cycle to broaden its service offerings and customer base.
The services under the new practice include e-procurement, supplier management, contract management, strategic sourcing and spend management.
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iNFOSYS
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The chief executive of Infosys Technologies, India\'s second-largest software services exporter, said the business environment remained challenging but there was no move by clients for lower prices.
Nasdaq-listed Infosys is finding new business opportunities despite an uncertain global economic environment, S. Gopalakrishnan said on Wednesday.
\"We see opportunities with existing clients, we see opportunities with new clients,\" he said.
\"We need to accelerate growth with new clients,\" he said.
Last month, Infosys, which develops applications, designs supply chains and offers back-office services, reported a 21 per cent rise in quarterly profit but warned of challenging times ahead as its major Western clients battle weakening economies.
Indian outsourcing firms such as Infosys and its bigger rival Tata Consultancy Services are expanding to Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America to cut their dependence on the United States. -TFE
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Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week
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The Dollar is getting very strong and continuing its journey in the northern direction. In today's early trade the greenback was trading at a high of 43.86 INR/USD, and it is expected to be around 44.5-45 INR/ USD for the full year.
This is in reminiscence of the Great days of 'Indian IT'. The game is on the cards now and it is the best time to be in Indian IT considering all aspects, and safer to be in IT bellwether Infosys....
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Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week
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The Dollar is getting very strong and continuing its journey in the northern direction. In today\\`s early trade the greenback was trading at a high of 43.86 INR/USD, and it is expected to be around 44.5-45 INR/ USD for the full year.
This is in reminiscence of the Great days of \\\\
Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week
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The Dollar is getting very strong and continuing its journey in the northern direction. In today\\`s early trade the greenback was trading at a high of 43.86 INR/USD, and it is expected to be around 44.5-45 INR/ USD for the full year.
This is in reminiscence of the Great days of \\\\...
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Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week
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The Dollar is getting very strong and continuing its journey in the northern direction. In today\\`s early trade the greenback was trading at a high of 43.86 INR/USD, and it is expected to be around 44.5-45 INR/ USD for the full year.
This is in reminiscence of the Great days of \\\\
Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week
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The Dollar is getting very strong and continuing its journey in the northern direction. In today\\`s early trade the greenback was trading at a high of 43.86 INR/USD, and it is expected to be around 44.5-45 INR/ USD for the full year.
This is in reminiscence of the Great days of \\\\...
Will Infosys dole out cash to investors?
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Infosys expected to touch 1860 by mid next week.
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