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Syntel CEO’s Town Hall report By Bala Shah
Over the last ten months, Techgoss had published a series of exclusive reports giving details of all that was happening inside the BPO, KPO and IT divisions of one of India’s most successful IT-ITES companies Syntel. One report showed how that in the recent past Syntel BPO was overly reliant on couple of key clients. Also, reported were the exits of the CEO and key HR people. More... | | Epic desi browser: 5 Lakh downloads By Sameer
Princeton Uni educated Alok Bhardwaj worked as a Mergers & Acquisitions Investment Banker before starting his own New York City based educational services firm. Alok then moved to Bangalore, India to start Hidden Reflex which specializes in software development. Hidden Reflex launched the first Indian browser named Epic with many special features for the large Indian market. More... | | US $1 Mill back pay for H1B techies By Shalini Singh
Smartsoft was founded in 1997 and on its website describes itself as a ‘trusted service provider and systems integration partner to some of America’s leading corporations including Siemens Energy & Automation, Nissan Motors, Motorola, CPS Energy and Medquist.’ Smartsoft has been a SAP partner since 2003. Atlanta head quartered Smartsoft has few offices in Chennai as well. More... | | Genpact: Rs 15000 for each iYogi By Sati
Genpact was India’s first BPO and still continues its market leadership position in India. Genpact has 41,000 employees and earned revenue of $1.1 Billion in 2009. Genpact started life as a Business Unit of GE, but by January 2005 it became an independent company. Two years later, it was listed on the NYSE. In 2009, NASSCOM ranked Genpact as the No. 1 BPO company in India. More... | | Techie breaks Railway site Captcha By Sati
The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited website Irctc.co.in is one of the most popular portals in the country. Irctc offers online rail ticket bookings, train schedules, travel planner and even many holiday packages. Not surprisingly, it is a huge money spinner. According to Alexa, it is among the top 30 websites in India and top 600 sites in the world. More... | | Handling HP like scandal in India By Ria Sharma
Hewlett Packard (HP) has sacked its Chairman and CEO, Mark Hurd, for using company funds to hire a ‘contractor’ who was paid as much as $5,000 to meet and greet executives at company functions. The boss also invited her to be dinner company. While the contractor Jodie Fisher denies a sexual relationship, she has been quoted as saying that she felt ‘pressurized’ to have sex. More... | | Mozilla: subcontinent contribution By Bala Shah
The Open Source software movement is one of the greatest idealistic collaborative efforts of the modern world. Highly skilled techies volunteer their time and specialized skills to create systems and products like internet browser Mozilla Firefox. Firefox is a great browser and best of all it is free. Its latest version has been downloaded by more than 125 Million users. More... | | Indian origin CEO fined $1 Million By Shalini Singh
Naveen Jain grew up in middle-class Uttar Pradesh, India but always aimed for the top. To his credit, he studied at IIT (Roorkee) and then did an MBA for the prestigious XLRI. Naveen got his first big break when he joined Microsoft and had a chance to study the success of his role model, Billionaire Bill Gates. He made his way up to one of the Group Managers at Microsoft. More... | | How a female ring leader spun Digg By Techgirl
Digg.com has been designed to be a democratic news reporting system. Ordinary citizens choose and recommend stories as compared to the old media system where a know it all Editor and a handful of senior journalists decided what story ideas should be reported and what research got published. Digg is among the top 50 sites in USA and extremely popular in India and Pakistan. More... | | Parul Mittal: Heartbreaks & Dreams By Resmi Jaimon
While IIT trained Chetan Bhagat is a household name after the success of his books Five Point Someone, One Night at the Call Center and 2 States - The Story Of My Marriage, other IIT graduates have also won critical acclaim for the magic of their words. Indian techie and IIT Kharagpur alumni Farahad Zama won international acclaim for ‘A marriage Bureau for Rich People’. More... | | |
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