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Shift to digitisation and e-commerce will fuel growth: Mjunction CEO

Vinaya Varma tells that the company eyes 40 per cent CAGR topline growth through 2023, betting on India's e-commerce boom

Lamborghini expects to grow 50% this year in Indian market: Sharad Agarwal

India is an important market for Lamborghini globally, despite the fact that of our overall sales, less than 1% is contributed by India, says India head of Italian luxury sports vehicle maker

We don't change standards depending on market cycles, says Xander's founder

Residential markets in India will take some time. There is excess inventory in most markets at the mid to high segment and I expect that will take some time to absorb

Mastercard is moving from 'facilitation' to 'flow' biz: Raja Rajamannar

Demonetisation was a game changer. It created an immediate reason for people to experience the ease, safety and security of digital payments, says Mastercard's Rajamannar

It is nice to be number one, but not at any cost: Mercedes-Benz India CEO

Martin Schwenk talks to Business Standard about the struggle to grow the luxury car market, its increased sales through digital marketing, and how the company aims to tap product niches

Indian engineers to lead next set of businesses: Riverbed Technology CEO

Mountford says he is impressed to see a fast-growing economy with a thriving start-up ecosystem and increasing new digital services

Social media plays a role in sustenance of linear TV: Sky's Gary Davey

A pay TV business is more local than an OTT, says Gary

Brunch with BS: How Viney Singh plans to keep Fabindia's legacy going

With a reach wider than almost any handloom and handicraft brand - 293 stores across 105 Indian cities and 14 international stores - Fabindia has a network like none other

We're focusing on quality of revenue in large deals: Wipro's BM Bhanumurthy

While verticals like banking, financial services and insurance and consumer business are doing well, others like energy and technology will pick up from second quarter

It should be a better summer for us this year: Havells CMD Anil Rai Gupta

The growing rural market and the Lloyds portfolio are its key focus areas, says Havells chairman and managing director Anil Rai Gupta in an interview

No question of sacrificing margins for growth: TCS CFO V Ramakrishnan

'We are building skills to understand what it will mean for various industries', says V Ramakrishnan

My favourite campaign is 'Sorry, I spent it on myself': Vishnu Srivatsav

While the beauty and emotion behind gifting is all very well, there is another truth which is that we are all a bit selfish when it comes to giving something to people, says Srivatsav

Investments we are making now will pay off in coming years: Infosys CEO

Our investment in sales is already starting to show some impact, says Salil Parekh

Byju Raveendran's life lesson: The best offence is a good defence

Byju's learning app caters to school children in the fouth to 12th standard cohort

With Cred, we want to make credit cards more powerful: CEO Kunal Shah

Shah believes that Cred, which incentivises credit card payments with reward points, may just help card firms take on the wallets

Customers want intuitive solutions: DigitalOcean's Prabhakar Jayakumar

Developers should spend time in converting their ideas into life rather than doing heavy lifting on the infrastructure front, says Jayakumar

Will continue to put funds for firms that fit our strategy: NIIT Tech CEO

Day after private equity firm BPEA bought 30% stake in NIIT Technologies, CEO of the firm Sudhir Singh told Neha Alawadhi the consolidation with Hexaware would not happen for at least another 2 years

Open to bigger acquisitions, but that depends on quality: Emami director

We can't do everything on our own and hence we are partnering wherever we believe the promoters or entrepreneurs are capable and their ideas are good, says Harsha Agarwal, director at Emami

My favourite campaign is 'Tap Project' by David Droga: Anil S Nair

Communication has to change beliefs and behaviour and get some action done which this campaign did

Global CEOs back our stand against protectionism: Keshav Murugesh

It is exciting that the companies in the sector are focussed on creating innovative solutions to expand the market for our services