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Industry watchers are sceptical about IT services growth and concerned employee churn is increasing salaries
Online marketplace Airtasker connects people with ‘taskers’ to get odd jobs done
Industry that serves as world’s back office faces a skills shortage, warns Arundhati Bhattacharya
Short-form video app hires hundreds to help curb spread of harmful content
French company faces same problem as other erstwhile computing titans; what to do when competitive advantage evaporates
Brutal second wave forces companies to provide care for staff as healthcare system teeters
Man behind hostile bid for world’s biggest security group built rival GardaWorld from scratch starting with C$25,000 in 1995
After US sanctions, staff fear lay-offs.
Brands from Gap to Topshop have halted orders or withheld payments, leading suppliers to cut or stop pay
Poland is hoping to benefit from difficulties caused by the chaotic nature of India’s lockdown
Revenue will drop sharply following the hiatus in contract signings
Companies are racing to maintain services for global clients
Soames hails progress after long and painful turnround
Claims Trump’s crackdown on H-1B visas disproportionately affects Indians
I have little doubt that Trump will pardon his associate whatever sentence he receives
US-China trade war and geopolitical tensions squeeze margins
Shares drop to record low as chief admits company is ‘overstretched’
Investors bet groups like Infosys and Wipro will benefit from new technology demand
Group faces challenges to overhaul business as chief executive says he has ‘fixed basics’
Britain’s outsourcing sector is in trouble, with Interserve just the latest in a str…
Some economists — and the tech community — believe output is being mis-measured
New boss will be looking to close gap with Tata Consultancy Services
A new film tracks outsourced workers in grim little cubicles watching the depravity that exists online
More than 4,500 of company’s 7,000 workers will transfer to Toronto-based insurer
Developing countries at risk of losing cheap manufacturing if leisurewear companies accelerate automation
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