Beyond Business
Infosys endorses CEO statement on climate policy to G8
Infosys has signed a CEO statement on climate policy drafted by the World Economic Forum and the World Business Council for Sustainable Business Development.More
ACM-Infosys Foundation Award goes to Daphne Koller
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and Infosys Foundation presented the first-ever ACM-Infosys Foundation Award in Computing Sciences to Stanford’s Dr. Daphne Koller for her groundbreaking work in making computers intelligent.More
Catch Them Young – an unforgettable summer vacation
Catch Them Young, an Infosys program to initiate schoolchildren into information technology, gave students from several Indian cities their first exposure to a professional IT environment.More
Davos: Infosys leaders blog on Innovation and Sustainability
Co-Chairman Nandan M. Nilekani and CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan share their impressions from the World Economic Forum annual meeting at Davos, Switzerland.More
Inclusion and diversity mark World Disability Day
A day is not enough. Infosys BPO commemorated World Disability Day on December 9 with a week-long celebration to recognize the contribution of differently abled employees.More
In the shoes of tomorrow’s global company
For companies to succeed into the future they must play a greater role in contributing to solving the problems that society faces. Infosys Co-Chairman Nandan Nilekani joined BP's John Manzoni to identify how global companies can fulfill this role.Download
A giant leap for social entrepreneurship
"For companies and individuals, there is an urgent need to evolve a systematic approach to addressing social issues by applying a combination of inspired effort and strategic thinking," writes Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan.More
Infosys women take the lead
Infosys Women Inclusivity Network (IWIN) hosted the Women in Leadership Forum for leaders of India Inc. to discuss the challenges of working women.
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Differently abled employees make Infosys a winner
Infosys BPO, the largest employer of differently abled employees in the BPO sector, is awarded the Best Employer in Disability by the Government of India.
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Infosys honored for gender-inclusive practices
Infosys won the NASSCOM-India Today Woman Corporate Award for excellence in gender inclusivity . The award recognizes Infosys' best practices in empowering women and developing leaders.
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Globalization fosters a talent meritocracy. Infosys believes that the success of economies will depend on how adept they are at attracting, nurturing and retaining talent. In the knowledge economy, countries must focus on education to develop a skilled labor force. Infosys believes that world-class talent knows no geographical boundaries. We are tapping into the global pool of talent to empower talent and realize its potential.
We are proactively developing human capital with the aim of lifting people out of poverty, increase employability through the transfer of skills and enable participation in the IT revolution.
Primary education
The Akshaya Patra Foundation is a public-private partnership that provides daily meals to more than 825,000 underprivileged children in 14 locations across India. For many children in the program, the Akshaya Patra meal is the only complete meal to which they have access during the entire day. By satisfying this basic need, the Foundation has produced dramatic results in terms of enrolment, attendance and attention spans in the classroom and boosted children's overall health and well-being.
Secondary education
The Infosys Foundation is upgrading education infrastructure through several initiatives. We donate books to 15,000 libraries, construct hostels for underprivileged children, renovate schools, donate computing facilities and provide scholarships to meritorious students. In addition, the Foundation is collaborating with an organization that shelters prisoners’ children in the age group of 5-15 years and provides them with food and education.
The Foundation is also assisting a non-governmental organization working for the rehabilitation of street children in Bangalore and Delhi as well as the rehabilitation of devadasis and their children in North Karnataka, by ensuring training and education.
Tertiary education
Our investments in the education system have qualitatively enhanced the talent pool in educational institutions to meet future demand.
Campus Connect, an industry-academia partnership that covers over 100 universities, reaches out to faculty and students to bridge the gap between academic curricula and industry-readiness.
Project Genesis is a part of the Infosys Affirmative Action Program (IAAP) initiated by Infosys BPO. It aims to enhance the skills of graduate students in B and C towns and improve their employability in the IT-enabled Services (ITeS) industry through rigorous training, support and guidance.
InStep, our global internship program, engages students from the world’s leading universities. InStep also promotes a multi-cultural environment at Infosys. Last year, the program received over 12,000 applications and enabled 125 interns representing over 30 different nationalities to share their experiences and perspectives. We recruited interns from diverse academic backgrounds, spanning technology students from Stanford to business students from Oxford. The program targeted universities in Spain, Italy, Denmark, Norway, Chile, Colombia and Israel for the first time this year.
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