The veteran of the investment industry argues that this decade will witness an export-led growth. And while IT and pharma would rule the economy, other smaller industries, too, will jostle to rise up.
In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India, Infosys co-founder Senapathy ‘Kris’ Gopalakrishnan says his investments are not just for returns, but to create an innovation-led economy.
F. C. Kohli—popularly known as the father of the IT industry—who passed away on November 26, was committed to finding technology solutions for India’s challenges. He also led by example.
The pandemic has given us a rare opportunity to shape the new normal, and trust will be its key currency.
As companies brace for tough times ahead, they will look for an IT partner that can help build resilient, digital-first business models. Analysts believe TCS will benefit from this.
The IT firm skips revenue guidance for the April-June quarter amid low visibility on future business due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Infosys has had only two external CEOs, the rest being co-founders. There have been several instances of whistle-blowing during the stints of outsiders Vishal Sikka and now Salil Parekh.
The Bengaluru-based company expects revenue from its IT services business to rise by up to 2% y-o-y in the March quarter, announces interim dividend of ₹1 per equity share.
The former MD and CEO of Infosys takes forward his commitment to emerging technologies such as A.I. with his startup Vianai Systems.
Indian markets regulator SEBI has also asked the Bengaluru-based IT firm to provide information concerning the anonymous complaints.
