VV Apparao, who has worked as the company's Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) since 2017, will now take over as the chief delivery officer for nearshore.
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The company's revenue from operations rose 19.5% to Rs 24,686 crore in Q2FY23
Stocks to watch today: HCL Technologies, Wipro will report September quarter results (Q2FY23) on Wednesday, October 12; Suzlon Energy bags 144.9 megawatt (MW) order from Aditya Birla Group
HCL Tech Q2 results preview: Its net profit may rise by as much as 6 per cent YoY. The company's EBIT margins will likely improve by 20-60 basis points to 17.6%
From HCLTech announcing plans to hire more people over next 2 years to India's reiterating its choice of importing oil, here are the top headlines this evening
IT company HCL Technologies plans to hire 1,300 people in Mexico over the next two years, according to a statement. The move is expected to strengthen its current employee base of 2,400 people in that country. HCL Tech outlined its expansion plans in Mexico at its 14-year anniversary celebration at Guadalajara, in Mexico and said "the company expects to hire 1,300 people in the next two years". The IT firm will also be opening its sixth technology center in Guadalajara. The new center will significantly expand its presence to serve its growing local and international client base across industries and will focus on creating next-generation digital solutions. "In line with the company's hybrid operating model, the center will embrace an agile workplace," the statement said. The company recently announced a digital transformation partnership with Cemex, a global construction materials company and an integrated IT Services partnership with Neoris, a leading global digital accelerator
The new centre in Guadalaraja will enable the company to serve its local and international client base across industries
Stocks to Watch Today: Shares of Titan are likely to be in focus after the company reported 18 per cent sales growth for the September quarter; Dabur may see a downtick owing to earnings warning.
IT company HCL Tech plans to train up to 18,000 technology and consulting professional on Google Cloud to scale up its ability to accelerate digital transformations globally with Google Cloud infrastructure, products and solutions, the company said on Thursday. HCL Tech has been a strategic partner of Google Cloud and formed the dedicated Google Cloud Ecosystem Unit in 2019 to accelerate enterprise cloud adoption at enterprises. The two companies are now expanding their partnership to significantly scale HCL Tech's capacity to support digital transformation and deliver critical migration, legacy system modernizations and professional services for enterprise customers. "HCLTech will train up to 18,000 technology and consulting professionals on Google Cloud, significantly increasing its ability to accelerate digital transformations globally with Google Cloud infrastructure, products and solutions," HCL said in a statement. The partnership will enable two new offerings to help enterpr
Despite the ongoing selloff and the global macroeconomic stress, analysts say that the IT sector still remains a preferred bet from a long-term perspective
However, they have not specified the quantum of the buyback the company could announce. Infosys is scheduled to announce its Q2-FY23 numbers on October 12
The company also launched its new employee value proposition (EVP) - 'Find Your Spark'
Company silent on layoff details, but sources say those asked to go are from India, Philippines and Guatemala
HCL Tech, in its annual report, said that it provided a remuneration of Rs 123 crore to its chief executive officer (CEO) C. Vijaykumar last year, making him the highest-paid Indian CEO right now
HCL Technologies on Wednesday said it has a business continuity plan for operations in Sri Lanka, with adequate flexibility for workloads to be taken over by teams in India and other geographies.
In a Q&A, HCL Technologies CEO and MD C Vijayakumar, talks about growth momentum from its majority market the US and managing supply-side issues
HCL Tech had a total contract value (TCV) of new deals worth $2 billion, a growth of 23.4 per cent YoY
Top management, while reporting results for HCL Tech Q1FY23 on Tuesday, said attrition rate was "expected to remain high in coming months"
Industrial production growth zoomed to 19.6% in May, as per the National Statistical Office (NSO) data.