It Industry

in India

Growth & Evolution of IT

Import restrictions Punitive taxes Forex controls Distrust among policy makers Underdeveloped capital markets Capital shortage for infrastructure Poor telecom infrastructure

Reforms increased the velocity of decision making Decentralized power to regional and state centers Abolishing of licenses Rationalization of taxes Export incentives Rationalization of tariffs Forex reforms

A number of initiatives and innovations GDM ESOP Globalization and information revolution India becomes the premier offshore destination for offshore services

Major IT Players in INDIA 1

2

3

Company

Infosys

TCS

Wipro

Foundation

2 July 1981

1968

1979

Headquarter

Banglore

Mumbai

Banglore

Key People

S. Ramadorai

Azim Premji

Industry

Narayana Murthy (IT & ITES)

(IT & ITES)

(IT & ITES)

Product

Finacle

Digital Certification

Revenue

$ 4.66 Billion

$ 6.0 Billion

Profit after Tax

$ 1.28 Billion

Employees

103905

143000

97000

Key Point

List on Nasdaq

Tata Brand

Started Six Sigma Quality

Subsidiary

Progeon

City Global

$ 6.0 Billion $ .95 Billion

Company

Infosys Consultant Pvt. Ltd. (Pune)

Foundation

2 July 1981

Headquarte rKey People

Banglore

Industry

Narayana Murthy (Chief Mentor), Kris Gopalakrishnan (CEO) Software & Consulting Services – (IT & ITES)

Product

Finacle ( Universal Banking Software Product)

Revenue

$ 4.66 Billion (2008-09)

Profit after Tax Employees

$ 1.28 Billion

Key Point

Ist Indian Company to List on Nasdaq & Becomes Nasdaq Player Progeon,100 Infosys Consulting, Infosys Australia, Infosys

Subsidiary

103905

China, Mexico

Europe:

Canada: Toronto

USA:

Atlanta Boston Charlotte Chicago Dallas Detroit Fremont Los Angeles New York Reston Seattle Argentina: Buenos Aires

Amsterdam Brussels Frankfurt London Milan Paris Prague India: Bangalore, StockholmChennai, Pune, Bhubaneswar, Stuttgart Utercht Hyderabad, Mangalore, Mohali, Zurich Mysore, New Delhi ,

Australia: Melbourne Sydney China: Beijing

Mumbai, Trivandrum

Shanghai Japan:

Tokyo

Others:

Hong Kong Mauritius Sharjah Singapore

Infosys’ rich client base enables it to leverage the best practices followed in other accounts. Sample client base

Infosys has 39 Fortune 100 clients and 98 Fortune 500 clients (as of 31st Dec 2005)

STRENGT HS

 Strong Financial Position  Global Presence

WEAKNESS ES

 Inconsistent in its scheme and services  Much Smaller than its Global Competitor  Low Advertisement  Congestion in Network

 Strong brand name