Assistant Editor - Enterprise IT - ET Prime
Jochelle Mendonca is an Assistant Editor at ET Prime, focusing on Enterprise IT. With a background in journalism from The Economic Times and Reuters, Jochelle covers a wide range of topics in the field of technology and business. She is known for her insightful and concise articles that provide valuable insights to readers.
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By: Jochelle Mendonca
LTTS has a lofty growth target but keeps it unambiguously vague.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Agentic AI is being touted as the ‘next big thing and a true ‘jobkiller. ET Prime explores what Agentic AI is, how it works, how it differs from GenAI, and the potential threat it poses to jobs.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
When Mohit Joshi interviewed to join Tech Mahindra (TechM), he was well aware of the company's longstanding challenges.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
While IT shares rose initially on the hopes that US President-elect Donald Trumps corporate tax cuts would lead to more IT spending, companies are concerned about the impact of his policies on budgets for the next year. ET Prime spoke to IT executives and analysts to understand what they expect.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Indians have been the biggest beneficiaries of the H-1B scheme receiving over 70% of the visas. With Donald Trump coming back as President, Indians working in the US on H-1B visas are trying their best to make sure that their American dream does not end abruptly.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
As the New Year beckons, people begin to think of resolutions. IT companies follow a somewhat similar process, though their goals are termed ‘aspirations.'
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Aspirational targets are just a ‘good-to-have and may not necessarily be met within the timeframe, feel analysts. According to them, few companies give yearly targets that are significantly more reliable but attract investor displeasure when they are not achieved.
This industry's terms of endearment have been code coolies, body shops, and unimaginative sweatshops. It is time these detractors were told to suck it up and find other uses of their time.
For long, Indias services have brought home the dollars but have been hidden under the “invisibles” label in government account books; no longer. Indias services exports are now bigger than goods and the countrys competitive advantage in this field is unrivalled.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
The headline numbers seem positive, but there are a few twists in the tale. Here are five takeaways from Accentures results.
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