Indian services providers adjust to new market conditions
Salary hikes, rising infrastructure costs and the need to open onshore centres in client countries mean that Indian companies can no longer take huge margins for granted
In recent weeks, outsourcing giants Infosys and Wipro have both posted disappointing quarterly results. The UK government's announcement that it will slash the amount spent by central government on...
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