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  • R Chandrashekhar takes over as Nasscom President

    Former Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar, under whom a government IT department was set up for the first time, today took over as President of Nasscom -- a body representing the USD 108 billion Indian IT-BPM industry.

  • I would still lose sleep on US Immigration Bill: Nasscom

    I would still lose sleep on US Immigration Bill: Nasscom

    Nasscom President Som Mittal said Indian government and businesses have been engaging with their US counterparts at all possible forums to convey their concerns.

  • Europe to drive growth for Indian IT firms in 2014: Nasscom

    Europe to drive growth for Indian IT firms in 2014: Nasscom

    "Europe is growing faster than the US. That is something we saw this year and this will only gain momentum. There is a lot of latent demand in the region, which will drive growth for the sector," Nasscom President Som Mittal said.

  • Som Mittal maintains FY14 IT revenue guidance at 12-14%

    Som Mittal maintains FY14 IT revenue guidance at 12-14%

    Som Mittal is happy that the rupee has stabilised at 62-63 to the dollar, as he says a rupee at 68 would have resulted in pricing pressure for Indian companies.

  • IT industry may grow in range of 12-14% in FY14: NASSCOM

    IT industry may grow in range of 12-14% in FY14: NASSCOM

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM spoke about IT sector growth trajectory.

  • Hope Immigration Bill is passed without negatives: Nasscom

    Hope Immigration Bill is passed without negatives: Nasscom

    Som Mittal, president of Nasscom feels right now the house bill is a clean bill. It doesn‘t put the same restrictions, it has all the positives that the immigration bill has. He hopes when the conferencing happens, people don't insist on those negative clauses.

  • Expect negative clauses in Immigration Bill axed: Nasscom

    Expect negative clauses in Immigration Bill axed: Nasscom

    Clauses such as increased visa fees, caps on the placement of H1-B workers in client sites and reduction in the number of H1-B workers have been fretting technology companies.

  • DIPP to soon start talks in FDI in e-commerce in retail

    DIPP to soon start talks in FDI in e-commerce in retail

    The Commerce and Industry Ministry will initiate formal consultations with all stake holders soon for allowing FDI in e-commerce activities, which will include selling of insurance and shares, besides retail.

  • Credit Suisse sees 15-20% IT growth; Nasscom stays cautious

    Credit Suisse sees 15-20% IT growth; Nasscom stays cautious

    For IT stocks, from a demand perspective, there is room for a lot of upside. Anantha Narayan of Credit Suisse sees the sector growing at 15-20 percent, going forward. But, Nasscom's Som Mittal is not convinced enough to up full -year guidance from 12-14 percent.

  • IT hiring could come down by 17% this fiscal: Nasscom

    IT hiring could come down by 17% this fiscal: Nasscom

    The USD 108-billion Indian IT-ITeS sector provides employment to about 3 million professionals.

  • 'Modification in taxation of R&D centres a positive step'

    'Modification in taxation of R&D centres a positive step'

    IT industry body Nasscom today said the government's decision to modify circulars on taxation of R&D centres would send out positive signs to MNCs.

  • Senate to discuss favourable Immigration Bill: NASSCOM

    Senate to discuss favourable Immigration Bill: NASSCOM

    Som Mittal, president, Nasscom says the industry body has got assurance from the US judicial committee that a Bill which does not have negative provisions that can adversely impact Indian IT companies will be taken up in the US Senate in a few weeks.

  • White House must intervene on Immigration Bill: Som Mittal

    White House must intervene on Immigration Bill: Som Mittal

    Talking about the impact of the Immigration Bill, Som Mittal, president, Indian IT Body Nasscom says as per the US process, there are many places where intervention can happen from the administration and the White House on matters of strategic importance.

  • ATM heist: Spotlight on India's IT sector continues

    ATM heist: Spotlight on India's IT sector continues

    Arpinder Singh of Ernst & Young said, "India is exposed in two ways: The threat that the same theft could happen in India and the fact that the outsourcing industry will also get affected,"

  • US Immigration Bill can seriously impact Indian IT: Nasscom

    US Immigration Bill can seriously impact Indian IT: Nasscom

    Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM believes that since the macro economic factors have not changed much since their February forecast, they would not be reviewing the forecast at present.

  • Will take 5-7 years to touch another $100bn: IT stalwarts

    Will take 5-7 years to touch another $100bn: IT stalwarts

    Looking at the long-term road map for IT Industry, National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) is projecting that we will touch another USD 100 billion over the next five-seven years for the Indian IT Industry.

  • IT industry pleased with reported result ahead of estimates

    IT industry pleased with reported result ahead of estimates

    Despite uncertainties across the globe, the IT industry is "very pleased" with the reported results, far ahead of estimates this quarter, and hopes to sustain it in future, NASSCOM President Som Mittal said today.

  • NIIT in pact with Nasscom to train 1 lk students over 3 yrs

    NIIT in pact with Nasscom to train 1 lk students over 3 yrs

    IT firm NIIT said it has partnered with industry body Nasscom to train over one lakh students in three years. The training programmes will be offered through two initiatives - Foundation Skills in IT (FSIT) for engineering graduates and Global Business Foundation Skills (GBFS) for graduates for all streams.

  • Connectivity, digital literacy key for IT boost: Experts

    Connectivity, digital literacy key for IT boost: Experts

    Sanket Akerkar, MD, Microsoft Corporation India, Som Mittal, president, Nasscom, Amar Babu, MD , Lenovo India, Debjani Ghosh, MD-South Asia, Intel and V Balakrishnan, member of the board, Infosys explain, on CNBC-TV18, that Internet connectivity and digital literacy are key to boost the IT sector in India.

  • Celebrating excellence in IT adoption: India 3.0

    Celebrating excellence in IT adoption: India 3.0

    Over the last few decades the India IT industry has grown leaps and bounds and even though growth did slowdown during the financial crisis of 2008 things are looking to get back on track.

  • See IT sector growth closer to 11% in FY13: NASSCOM

    See IT sector growth closer to 11% in FY13: NASSCOM

    Som Mittal, president, NASSCOM says he expects IT sector growth in double digits. "We had given a guidance that we will have a growth of 11-14 percent this year. Our review, after six months, is that we will still be in double digits. We will still be in double digits and probably closer to the lower end of our guidance, 11 percent," he adds.

  • IT industry will do 'exceedingly well' in 2013-14: Nasscom

    IT industry will do 'exceedingly well' in 2013-14: Nasscom

    Nasscom believes the Indian IT industry will do "exceedingly well" in 2013-14. The IT industry body expects to meet its earlier projected estimate of 11-14 percent growth in the country‘s software exports in the current financial year at the lower-end.

  • Nasscom wants to help make India hub for software products

    Nasscom wants to help make India hub for software products

    Nasscom today said its vision for the Indian product landscape is to help make India the hub of the world's most successful software products through multiple initiatives of market development.

  • Obama vs Romney: Who will Indian IT cos prefer?

    Obama vs Romney: Who will Indian IT cos prefer?

    The global markets will be keenly watching US elections. The race for White House will go down to the wire says a poll prediction. Som Mittal, president, NASSCOM says, "Irrespective of who comes, I suppose our industry fundamentals are good."

  • 'Muted Q1 shouldn't be considered indicator for IT ind'

    'Muted Q1 shouldn't be considered indicator for IT ind'

    Software industry body Nasscom today said less-than-expected first quarter results by top IT companies should not be considered as an indicator for the whole industry, whose fundamentals are still "strong".

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