Ayushman Baruah

Indian GCCs are a USD 65 billion business within the USD 254 billion IT sector in the country, employing 1.9 million people. Of this, Karnataka contributes 34 per cent to the GCC sector.

Nuseir Yassin, Founder and CEO of Nas Company and Nas Studios, shared five hacks for startups to succeed on the final day of the three-day Bengaluru Tech Summit.

OpenText's India employee strength has grown 15 per cent annually and its Bengaluru office has almost tripled its headcount in the past two years

The story delves into how Experion came into existence and its fast growth trajectory thereafter to become one of the leading players in the product engineering domain

GCC employees with specialized artificial intelligence (AI) and digital capabilities can secure substantially higher compensation ranging from INR 26-152 lakh per annum.

The company has about 1,600 employees globally, out of which nearly 800 are based out of the India. Most of the company's R&D and product engineering talent sits out of its Bengaluru office.

AI/ML and analytics continue to dominate as the most in-demand job family, while cybersecurity has overtaken cloud to become the second-most sought-after domain.

45 per cent of startups in India originate from tier-II and -III cities, a noteworthy trend, backed by the need to solve local problems, diverse funding options, improved infrastructure, robust digital payments systems, and digital-first business models

Cumulative investment commitments in the data center sector in India to cross USD 100 billion by 2027. Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi-NCR to lead data center supply addition

Increased demand for automation, advancements in natural language processing (NLP), and rising demand for personalized customer experiences are primarily driving the growth AI agents.