Jas Bardia
Reporter at Mint
Covering IT Services for Mint. ACJ alumnus. Previously did stuff with Bloomberg News, News9, APN News, TNIE and LBB
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htsyndication.com | Jas Bardia
New Delhi, June 24 -- A fresh row has erupted between Infosys Ltd and Cognizant Technology Solutions, just when it appeared that their battle over trade secrets was nearing an end.
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livemint.com | Jas Bardia
Summary Infosys has named two Cognizant officials—chief people officer Kathryn Diaz and president of the company's Americas business Surya Gummadi—as having documents pertaining to the case and for allegedly being involved in poaching its employees that slowed development of its healthcare software product. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories.
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flipboard.com | Jas Bardia
Make ChatGPT remember who you are by doing these 5 simple thingsUsing ChatGPT at first was like talking to the kind of amnesiac seen in movies and TV. You'd have to introduce yourself and explain a bit about your …
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htsyndication.com | Jas Bardia
New Delhi, June 23 -- Private equity firms have found their new interest-India's nimble, under-$250 million IT services companies. Global players, including Blackstone Inc., EQT AB and Multiples Alternate Asset Management, are pumping capital into these smaller tech firms, drawn by their faster growth trajectories, lean operations and product-focused strategies. At least three experts attribute this trend to the higher growth prospects and leaner teams of smaller IT companies.
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livemint.com | Jas Bardia
At least three experts attribute this trend to the higher growth prospects and leaner teams of smaller IT companies. Multiples invested $200 million to buy a controlling stake in QBurst in February, whereas EQT bought WSO2 in August last year. EQT also bought Indium in December 2023, and Blackstone bought a controlling stake in R Systems in November 2022. This bet on smaller tech service providers comes as India’s mid-caps have outgrown their larger peers for the last two years.
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