Nandan Nilekani said that he met Narayana Murthy, the co-founder of Infosys, when he decided to drop out of his IIM exam.

A missed exam is not always a missed opportunity, and perhaps nobody understands that better than Nandan Nilekani.

AI application development in the APAC can power digital transformation, says ISG. But it requires careful planning and ...

Nilekani learned about Patni Computer Systems, a small tech company in Mumbai. At the time, after IBM’s exit from India in ...

Enterprises across the Asia Pacific region are rapidly incorporating AI into their application development and maintenance (ADM) operations, changing how applications are built, tested and maintained, ...

Meta to lay off nearly 600 employees amid AI division restructuring. The decision aims to reduce bureaucracy, boost team ...

Given the decision of Infosys promoters and the promoter group not to participate in the ₹18,000-crore share buyback scheme ...

Nilekani served as the CEO of Infosys from March 2002 to April 2007. He succeeded Narayana Murthy and was succeeded by ...

The traditional tech RFP model is outdated, inefficient, and increasingly mistrusted. New intelligent vendor-buyer matching ...

Cognizant, TCS, Walmart, and others pause H-1B hiring following Trump’s steep fee increase, even as Nvidia pledges to keep ...

For the current young generation, work-life balance remains important, but according to some world figures, relentless ...