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Thursday, 15 December 2011

Zensar Annual Excellence Awards

Over 150 Zensarians got awards today and the exuberance in the audience was truly inspirational. India's future is with the youth and there is an abundance of that in our industry !

Business and life

The rupee keeps hurtling to new depths and there is no sign of an immediate resolution to India and the world's economic crises. In this context the IT industry can heave a temporary sigh of relief at the strong dollar but needs to be wary about 2012.

Does anybody here have suggestions - for NASSCOM, companies or even IT leadership ?

Tuesday, 29 November 2011

The state of the industry today

The Information Tecyhnology industry in India is again at the cross roads. Government support seems to be dwindling, the ugle specter of protectionism is rearing its head in key Western markets and input costs have been rising faster than pricing.

However the non-linear growth model adopted by many companies and the transition from a pure services to solutions based industry will serve us well in the years to come

What is missing is a comprehensive approach to build an eco-system of support for the products industry. That should be the next focus area - for the industry and for NASSCOM

New challenges for the Indian IT sector

It never seems to end - the Euro crisis, continuing unemployment and a divisive election coming up in the US and of course disruptive Indian politics. The rupee seems to be the only factor in our favour. But this industry has  a lot going for it and will prevail

Friday, 19 August 2011

Interesting times

The Indian business scenario is getting increasingly murky. The decline and recessionary trends in the global economy are worrying enough and the weak growth of the capital goods sector in the country does not bode well for economic robustness. Add to that the complex Lokpal issue and the Anna Hazare stand-off and I do not see too much hope of a robust business environment anytime soon.

In all this the IT sector is committed to grow 20 percent this year. It will still happen and Zensar will grow 40 % !

Ganesh

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