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Infosys to give $10000 to teams with best innovation ideas: Sikka's letter to staff

Sikka said company employees should "massively" embrace automation and drive innovation

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Ayan Pramanik Bengaluru
Infosys chief executive Vishal Sikka said company employees should “massively” embrace automation and drive innovation at the grassroots to meet fast-changing client demands. 

As he completed three years as the first non-founder CEO of Infosys, Sikka told employees in a letter that the software services major must solve challenging business problems of its customer through a “foundation of learning and entrepreneurship” approach in a bid to engage with them. 

“We need to massively embrace automation in the commoditizing parts of our core business, and bring grassroots innovation into everything we work on; software, wherever possible our software, must amplify our

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