Digital Transformation

IKF is among the few lenders to have grown consistently and delivered profits across economic cycles. Despite Covid and other macro headwinds, IKF has grown by as much as 40% in the past few years

Krithivasan's time of taking over is interesting, especially with the agenda already being set

Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover on Tuesday said it is partnering with Tata Technologies to accelerate its digital transformation. As part of the collaboration, Tata Technologies will deliver end-to-end integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to transform Jaguar Land Rover's manufacturing, logistics, supply chain, finance and purchasing modules by bringing data and knowledge from multiple departments into one single source. The first phase will include Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) UK core production facilities, with solutions subsequently deployed to other global locations. "The partnership with Tata Technologies will allow us to accelerate the transformation of our core ERP infrastructure to deliver the efficiency and usability we require for the future and our transformation objectives," JLR Executive Director of Industrial Operations Barbara Bergmeier said in a statement. Tata Technologies MD and CEO Warren Harris said the collaboration will help JLR to build innovative an

HCLTech will be ODP's IT partner for end-to-end IT operations and enterprise-wide digital transformation

The digital transformation (DX) spending in India is likely to reach $85 billion by 2026 as firms in the country aim to reduce the costs by improving customer experience via digital transformation

Facility will serve firm's clients across telecom, oil & gas, BFSI, Energy & Utilities and public sector; company to hire 1,000 staff to serve global and local customers from centre

The global consulting major said the new unit will bring together nearly 3,000 technologists, builders, and designers

HCLTech's role is to digitally transform the Swiss company's business, will implement a new greenfield SAP S/4HANA environment hosted on Microsoft Azure using RISE with SAP

US-based IT company Xebia is planning to hire 1,200 staff in India by March 2023 as the firm sees growth opportunities in the digital transformation space despite a weak macroeconomic situation, a top company official has said. Xebia Global CEO Anand Sahay told PTI that all enterprises are looking towards transformation and demand in the segment is high, which is the reason the company is opening up new centres across the globe, including India, and also planning to acquire firms working on artificial intelligence, cloud computing, augmented and virtual reality etc. He said that based on demand assessment, the company is running short of 1,700 people and even at a conservative estimate Xebia will need 1,200 people by the first quarter of 2023. "We have started operating in Colombia now. We might start in Chile by the end of the first quarter. We are looking forward to growing our Chennai centre. "We are about 200 people in Bhopal and we feel that it should go up to at least 500 peo

The IT and business services market in the country was valued at $7.15 billion between January and June 2022, according to IDC

About 58 per cent healthcare industry professionals globally believe that digital transformation initiatives would be slowed down due to inflation and rising costs, a new report showed on Tuesday

As part of NXT.NOW™ framework, Tech Mahindra focuses on investing in emerging technologies and solutions that enable digital transformation and meet the evolving needs of its customers

Eighty-six per cent CEOs in India, compared to 71 per cent CEOs globally, predict that a recession will impact company earnings by up to 10 per cent over the next 12 months.

On Thursday, the bank launched a new one-stop solution application for merchants called the 'SmartHub Vyapar Merchant app'

Infosys Q1 preview: Investors will closely monitor the management's commentary on clients' IT spending, demand environment amid macro stress, margin outlook, and growth guidance for FY23

NICL is one of India's leading public sector general insurance companies

The report suggests limited near-term impact for Indian IT services players, but commentary on FY24 will be crucial

The CEOs also recognise that data and innovation are critical for unlocking new paths to growth

In a Q&A, Nazar Yasin dwells why he left Tiger Global, and how Rise Capital stood out from the crowd with its focus on emerging markets and Indian regulatory changes

Employing more than 11 crore people, the MSMEs contribute around 30 per cent to the country's gross domestic product (GDP), and more than half of these MSMEs, running legacy infrastructure