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Covid-19 impact: IT companies get back to work with new rule book

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While manufacturing companies are also opening in line with government directives, its mostly the information technology and services firms that are opening corporate offices and getting employees back in.

Pavan Lall
From a brand new set of standard operating procedures to revamping their existing office infrastructure, corporations that are mostly in the technology sector have hit the reset button on how they work as they open up phase by phase, and their employees get back to work.

Harsh Goenka, chairman of the RPG Group which is seeing about 30 per cent of its 30,000 employees across different businesses and geographies, back at work, says, "The cautious balancing of safety norms, while targeting maximum business efficiency, is going to be the new challenge of our times."

RPG's technology company Zensar Technologies, which

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