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Shristi Achar's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the economy, with a particular emphasis on stock markets, economic data, and investment analysis. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for well-supported information.
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By: Shristi Achar
Business process management firms have reported their strongest quarter for contract values. This performance challenges the notion that artificial intelligence would quickly reduce their earnings. Industry-specific knowledge and data analytics are key drivers of this success.
By: Shristi Achar
Indian IT firms are buying smaller companies to boost growth. Acquisitions are happening due to AI's impact on pricing and organic growth. Companies are spending billions to gain clients and market share. These deals help IT providers enter new markets and offer expanded services. This strategy aims to counter revenue pressures and vendor consolidation.
Shristi Achar Indian IT service providers are increasingly pursuing acquisitions to gain access to clients, geographic presence and market share as AI-led pricing pressure weakens organic growth.
The Germany-based company said it already serves 260 global capability centres (GCCs) in India, counting companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Hitachi Energy and AstraZeneca as its clients, and sees a larger opportunity ahead as enterprises try to connect AI systems with operational data spread across departments and software systems.
By: Shristi Achar, Surabhi Agarwal
SAP CEO Christian Klein believes India can lead in applying AI to industries like manufacturing and finance, rather than just replicating large language models. He emphasised workforce transformation and sees India's talent, infrastructure investment, and government support as key to its continued tech powerhouse status amidst global AI shifts.
By: Shristi Achar, Surabhi Agarwal
The risk to India or the global IT and software services companies is only “if you are not transforming your workforce” to make it AI aligned, said Klein, 46, during his annual visit to India.
By: Shristi Achar
Artificial intelligence is transforming the business process management sector. Companies are now prioritizing customer experience, moving away from cost-centric approaches. AI enables personalized customer interactions at scale. Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) sees significant AI influence in its revenue. Despite recent financial dips, HGS is stabilizing and expanding its AI-led engagements. The company is also focusing on growing its healthcare business.
Shristi Achar Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for the business process management (BPM) sector as enterprises, hitherto
By: Shristi Achar
Indian IT firms are increasingly focusing on Europe for growth, with a significant rise in new delivery centres and strategic investments. This shift is driven by client cost pressures and a surge in AI adoption, creating substantial opportunities for localised solutions and modernisation projects across the continent.
Shristi Achar Europe is emerging as the next growth market for Indian IT service providers, with the region accounting for more than a third
