Folks, I would like to point Indian entrepreneurs to another gap that I see, which may be fertile ground for new startups out of India …
Infosys (INFY) announced their Q4 results yesterday. For the quarter, they met analyst expectations with revenues of $1.14 billion and EPS of $0.54. Their revenues reported a 32.3% increase over Q4 previous year, while EPS grew by 20% over the period. Their revenue for the year reached $4.18 billion. For the first time ever, their
By Sudhakar Ram, Guest Author Sramana had written about the Death of Indian Outsourcing a few months back. I got in touch with her, and since this was a subject I was passionate about, I have ended up writing this guest column on her blog!
I received an email last week from Anuj Dayal, a Junior Year Undergraduate at the Indian Institute of Technology at Kharagpur. Anuj asks the question: “What’s next for India? What should we, IIT students, do?” (You can see the message in its entirety below.)
Here’s my new Forbes Column: The Next Indo-China War. I look forward to your comments and perspective on the issues discussed in it.
If you have missed these posts from my recent writings, today may be a good time to catch up on some reading: First, in the blogosphere, online media, old and new media, advertising – big changes have taken place. Here is a set of posts from the Deal Radar series that might help you make
EE Times reports on India’s status as an off-shore R&D destination:
Read this piece on today’s NY Times: India Nurtures Business of Surrogate Motherhood.