Information technology can help companies achieve a lower carbon footprint and reduce costs.

Chronicles of the rise and fall of the Indian software engineer.

With outsourcing calls dropping, a question mark hangs over the Indian BPO industry. The big guns have, so far, answered it with elan

Banking and North American clients have been the engines on which Cognizant emerged as one of the rising stars in the IT services sector. Today, both are at risk. But the company is still willing to bet on them

Three online giants want to shift operating systems and applications from your desktop to the Web. Right now, Microsoft is a cut above

The Indian IT services sector is facing a bald truth: how bad will the global financial contagion undermine its revenues and hiring plans

IT firms in the auto engineering and design services space are using M&As to buy skills and growth

Officially, IT/ITES firms say there’s a slowdown in hiring. Unofficially, they admit, trouble’s brewing

Dell’s manufacturing foray is likely to shake up the dynamics of the Indian PC market

Third-party testing services has emerged a key horizontal for IT majors

Rural BPOs have the potential to transform the employment landscape of Indian villages

The 'gesture keyboard', a keypad-stylus protope designed by HP Labs India, promises to make computing easy for vernacular users

Stung by an expose on the telly, the BPO sector wakes up to a problem that could well disrupt its seemingly unstoppable growth run

The sun may set on the tax holiday available to IT and ITES companies under the STPI scheme. While large Indian firms can take shelter in SEZs, MNCs and smaller ones will feel the pinch

Sriperumbudur has morphed into an attractive global hub for IT hardware and electronics

India is already the champion in application software. Now a set of small firms is turning it into a top destination for product development

Last time, the US economy stopped, the lights dimmed for Indian IT. Since then, it has changed its code, and is better prepared for a similar slowdown

The smiles are getting wider at Satyam-large deals, a robust SAP practice, and more. But can it hold margins?

The BPO space has traditionally been the preserve of VCs, PE funds and Big IT. But now, a trinity of Indian business houses are using brute money power to flex their muscles

Companies are buying up space in the virtual world to connect with its residents and spy business opportunities