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NEW YORK: Tata Consultancy Services along with five other Indian firms has been named among the top 100 global entities offering IT solutions for the financial services industry worldwide.

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JAIPUR: Operating system leader Microsoft on Monday announced setting up an office here to tap the business potential in the small and medium enterprises spread across the state.

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Infosys, the country’s second largest software exporter, said on Sunday that its pricing has not come under pressure due to the global  financial crisis which has hit the bottomline of the country’s outsourcing industry.
“Not any trend or anything like that,” Infosys Kris Gopalkrishnan said on Sunday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s India […]

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The software industry is willing to talk to the sector’s trade union on layoffs and other work-related issues, a top official of the industry’s representative body said.

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Worldwide spending on information technology, especially United States will slow “significantly” in 2009 due to the global financial crisis, a leading IT market intelligence firm has forecast.

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Guess who are emerging as big hospitality players! IT and ITeS companies. Infosys Technologies has a countrywide room inventory of as 
many as 13,000. Around 5,000 of these rooms are for trainees. But many others, including a 500-room facility in its Electronics City facility in Bangalore, are meant for visitors and are of a quality that […]

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Indian enterprises in the several key sectors are seen cutting spending on information technology by up to 30 per cent this year as they try to cope with lower demand for their products and services in a slowing economy.
IT heads at leading banks, retailers and public sector companies have started deferring new technology investments, such […]

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Mumbai, November 11: : With a view to broadening its footprint in Europe, leading software major Satyam Computer Services, is mulling acquisitions in France, a top company official said.

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 India’s Satyam Computer Services Ltd said it will acquire Motorola’s software development unit in Malaysia, in a deal which should be completed by the end of 2008, subject to regulatory approvals.

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 India’s IT industry does not need to worry about the current economic downturn as “we have a strong knowledge base” and the established market players here would not be affected, a top industry body official said.

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