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IBM appoints Karan Bajwa as India MD

Bajwa is taking over from Vanitha Narayanan, who has been elevated as the chairman

Karan Bajwa
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Ayan Pramanik Bengaluru
IBM — the world's largest computer services firm — has appointed its Asia-Pacific executive for strategy and transformation, Karan Bajwa, as the new managing director of IBM India.  The move has come as the company looks to expand its dominance in the Indian market.
Bajwa is taking over from Vanitha Narayanan, who has been elevated as the chairman.
"By constantly reinventing itself and investing in innovation, IBM today is in a sweet spot to help businesses and governments with their digital transformation journey," said Bajwa in a statement.
Karan joined IBM last year as an executive for strategy

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