SoftBank Group Corp has agreed to buy U.K. chip designer ARM Holdings PLC in a 24.3 billion pound ($32.2 billion) deal, the two companies said on Monday, in an ambitious bet on mobile Internet that will transform the Japanese tech group. ARM, the most valuable tech company listed in London by market value, is a major presence in mobile processing, […]
» Read moreAccenture and Tricentis Form Alliance to Bring Next Level of Testing Automation to Enterprises New services can reduce testing efforts by well above 50 percent NEW YORK; July 18, 2016 – Taking clients to the next level of automation with model-based testing, Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and Tricentis entered into an alliance relationship that integrates the Tricentis Tosca Testsuite into Accenture’s […]
» Read moreZephyr, the industry’s fastest growing provider of real-time test management software, today announced the celebration of their 9000th customer, doubling their customer base in just one year. This impressive milestone demonstrates Zephyr’s commitment to helping companies simplify software testing, drive down costs and release higher quality software on-time. Available on the Atlassian Marketplace, Zephyr is adding 10 new customers every day and […]
» Read moreHCL Technologies appointed C Vijay Kumar as chief operating officer in addition to his present role as president of infrastructure services, which contributes about 40% of the company’s revenue. He will report to chief executive officer Anant Gupta. Experts said given the headwinds such as Brexit facing the industry, the dual leadership structure will help the CEO drive customer acquisition and […]
» Read moreUS-based global retail major Brightstar has appointed Deval Parikh as the CEO and director of BeetelTeletech Limited, with immediate effect. Parikh will lead all Beetel business lines to include the growth of handset and accessories services along with other verticals like fixed line telephone, enterprise solutions and IT peripherals. Parikh joins Brightstar from Reliance Jio, where he served as SVP of […]
» Read moreAsia’s second-largest software exporter Infosys has slashed quantum of variable payouts for employees after the Bengaluru-based firm posted results that fell short of expectations and was forced to trim its full-year revenue forecast. In a quarter that Infosys saw high attrition rates of about 21%, the company is handing out 75% of variable pay to employees, down from the 90% payouts […]
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