Deals getting Bigger !

Indian IT giants TIW [TCS,Infy,Wipro] should be marking a new milestone in their growth history.
The companies are being invited to bid on large projects that were not open to them in the past.

What does this mean?

1. The Indian biggies are gonna get bigger - Big Deals Big Bucks
2. Take head-on with EDS,Accenture,IBMs of the world
3. Take the customer's staff and customer IT assets as surrogates and manage them profitably

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March-2008, I got started with the leadership interviews. The below graphic was created by Dinesh Garimella, the creative genius. Watch this space for more information.

CTS's German Advantage!

CTS formed a partnership with T-systems Inc, a division of Deutche Telekom of Bonn, Germany.
CTS can leverage on T-system's strong customer relation base doubled with it's Global delivery capabilities. This strategic move should help the fastest indian growing techie get a major foot print in Germany and followed by spread in Europe.

$350 Mn deal from BT to Tech-Mahindra

India's sixth-largest software exporter by sales, is a joint venture between BT and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., India's biggest utility vehicle and tractor maker. The company develops software for telecom service providers and telecom equipment makers and its clients include BT, AT&T Inc., Alcatel SA, and Vodafone. Under the current deal, Tech Mahindra will provide application maintenance and support services for BT, the Indian company said in a notice to the Bombay Stock Exchange