Software Companies Of India

Wipro Q2 numbers beat estimates; net up 1%

Wipro Ltd, India's No 3 software services exporter, on Monday posted a 1 percent rise in quarterly profit, beating street estimates, helped by a weaker rupee and rise in spending on outsourcing by overseas clients.

Rush hour on Deal Street, demand wave props up HCL

Talking about the demand scenario, the management thinks that it's gaining traction. The company has firmly set its sights on a revenue growth in the top quadrant.

Indian IT pitches for Japan business, but it's a hard slog

With US and Europe stricken with economic woes, the Indian IT sector which was largely dependent on these two regions have begun their scout to identify newer markets to explore. On top of their mind is Japan.

Rupee at its peak so why is IT falling?

While the falling rupee should bring joy to the Indian IT sector, the eurozone turmoil has the IT bellwethers such as TCS and Infosys worried with their stocks falling upto 2 percent.

Not profitabilty but market share responsible for Infy's fall

Infosys is losing out on commodity or cost efficiency business and is not getting enough cost efficient to lay the high volume market.

TCS and Infosys: They couldn't be more different

It's impossible not to make a comparison between two of India's biggest software service providers, especially when their results provide such a striking study in contrasts.

Huawei targets $200 mn revenue in India this year

Infotech communications technology solutions provider Huawei today said it plans to clock $200 million revenue from its enterprise business in the country this calendar year, by garnering around 200 clients.

Despite poor $ guidance, Infy can revive itself: experts

The company's guidance is taken as a benchmark for the IT industry. Analysts say going forward investors will be stock-specific rather than looking at sector.

HCL Info expands global footprint with Qatar ops

With the launch of operation in Qatar, HCL Infosystems Middle East and Africa (MEA) aims at establishing a foothold to fully implement its expansion plans in the region.

Tech-Satyam merger will give Mahindra group more span, market access

The merger of Tech Mahindra and Mahindra Satyam will create India's sixth largest software company.