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Localisation strategy for jobs would help address protectionism: Nilekani

He said the strategy for the companies is to be an active player in every market that they operate and have an articulation of partnership with that country and which reflects its priorities

India will be role model on vaccinating billion people at scale: Nilekani

Nilekani is the architect of India's Aadhaar ID system

Consumerisation has changed the way digital is adopted, says Nilekani

Nilekani spoke at the Infosys Media Day 2020 event on Tuesday

Great scope for fintech co-operation between India, France: Nandan Nilekani

Billions of dollars were transferred through the cash transfer programme using the Aadhaar platform during the Covid-19 crisis directly into the bank accounts of vulnerable people

Easier OSP rules, WFH norms to create more job prospects in small towns

Experts say the move will also encourage companies to focus on innovative products and solutions and improve BPM delivery efficiencies

Vaccinating India

Covid-19 inoculations pose an unprecedented challenge

Infosys looks to double headcount in Canada in 12-18 months: Nilekani

The Aadhaar architect pointed out that Canada is a great centre for artificial intelligence (AI) and University of Toronto and Montreal are big centres for the new-age technology

Infosys becoming bellwether again, says chairman Nandan Nilekani

The firm believes the strategy it has put in place and investments it has made in the past couple of years will help it achieve the target sooner than later

Covid-19 will have a bigger impact on the economy than previously expected

Impact on the economy would be heavier than estimated

Covid-19 is a WhatsApp moment for healthcare, says Nandan Nilekani

In an interview with Bibhu Ranjan Mishra, he talks about how the learning from Aadhaar implementation, of doing things at scale using technology, will come in handy for implementing agencies

Covid-19 pandemic led to revival of technology, expertise: Nandan Nilekani

He said that during Covid-19 crisis, digital and medical technologies stood out, which enabled people to work from home, and helped in dealing with the virus by developing better tests, drugs, vaccin

GSTR 1 and 3B to be linked to determine input tax credit and liability

The group of ministers (GoM) on Information Technology (IT) led by Bihar deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi took stock of the preparedness and the timelines in a meeting held on Friday

India likely to have UPI-type architecture for instant credit disbursement

"The payment architecture OCEN can truly democratise credit flow, making the process hassle-free," said Nandan Nilekani

Infosys to gain as clients look to consolidate vendor base: Nandan Nilekani

Speaking on the learnings from the pandemic, Nilekani said, organisations would emerge more agile and resilient from the crisis

Online classes short-term answer, need to make schools resilient: Nilekani

Revisiting the basics, decoupling schooling from schools, ensuring trust of students and parents with alternative teaching methods were few areas outlined by him

E-pass has use cases beyond Covid-19: eGovernments Foundation CEO

Non-profit body eGovernments Foundation has developed an electronic pass, or e-pass, to help governments at various levels to manage people movement

Ours is open-banking model of the times: PayNearby's founder & CEO Bajaj

PayNearby's managing director & chief executive officer plans to raise $50 million through equity dilution in what is inherently a 'people's business'

Whistleblower case: SEC concludes probe; no action expected, says Infosys

In October last year, Infosys had informed stock exchanges of having received anonymous whistleblower complaints alleging certain unethical practices by the top management

Spinny raises $43.7 million funding led by Fundamentum Partnership

Spinny had raised its seed round from Blume Ventures and Simile Ventures, and most recently it had closed its Series A round of $13.2 mn co-led by SAIF Partners and Accel in April last year

Accept it or not, privatisation is on

The writing on the wall says privatisation of banking is inevitable; how it is done is a matter of academic interest