Assistant Editor - Enterprise IT - ET Prime
Jochelle Mendonca is an Assistant Editor - Enterprise IT at ET Prime. She covers a range of topics within the technology sector, focusing on software development, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning, with a particular interest in MLOps and Software as a Service (SaaS). Jochelle has been featured in The Economic Times and MSN.
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By: Jochelle Mendonca
Spirit Airlines' closure and soaring jet fuel costs pose challenges for Indian IT services firm Coforge. Analysts warn of wider implications for the Indian IT sector as airlines face financial distress. Coforge, with a significant travel portfolio, is closely watched. The ongoing geopolitical situation and fuel crisis could lead to further airline bankruptcies, impacting IT service providers.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Mphasis faces a wave of senior executive departures. Over a dozen high-performing leaders have left since 2025 for competitors such as Coforge and Tenarai. Some executives are reportedly taking other talent with them. Mphasis is actively hiring to counter these losses. The company has also initiated legal action against Coforge for alleged talent poaching.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
As AI adoption grows, IT service providers and clients are grappling with calculating the cost-benefit of token usage. With a shift towards usage-based models, companies are focusing on measuring the actual business impact of AI spend, acknowledging that direct one-to-one benefits aren't always guaranteed during this innovation phase.
Companies are grappling with the cost of AI tokens. As usage-based models emerge, IT firms and clients are calculating value.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
While IHH executives declined to reveal the value of the deal, IT industry experts said it could be worth a few hundred million dollars, depending on the scale of deployment and the length of the contract.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Fortis Healthcare-owner IHH Healthcare has given Infosys a large seven-year deal to develop and deploy an AI-driven enterprise resource
By: Jochelle Mendonca
The increasing adoption of AI is driving Indian IT firms and clients towards outcome-based contracts. While this shift aims to improve client retention and revenue scaling, it introduces significant risks of revenue fluctuations and increased litigation for IT companies due to the complex attribution of business outcomes.
Jochelle Mendonca As artificial intelligence (AI) pushes Indian IT companies and clients towards “outcome-based” contracts, the shift is
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Indian IT firms are facing a shortage of Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs), crucial for AI adoption and client-site customization. To compensate, companies are bundling multiple specialist roles into a single FDE, leading to clients not receiving the expected deep tech expertise and potentially higher billing rates.
By: Jochelle Mendonca
Indian IT firms are facing a shortage of Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs), crucial for AI adoption and client-site customization. To compensate, companies are bundling multiple specialist roles into a single FDE, leading to clients not receiving the expected deep tech expertise and potentially higher billing rates.
