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Infosys to Lead Discussion on Economic and Social Issues at WEF Annual Meeting 2007, Davos
Infosys is helping the Forum shape its future agenda by hosting meetings and actively participating in discussions at Davos. The company will share its insight and experience on a variety of issues and challenges faced by businesses.
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'A Significant Shift towards Emerging Economies': Nandan Nilekani
In an interview to the Forum, Nandan Nilekani, CEO and MD, Infosys highlighted the rapid integration of emerging economies into the global trading system. He added that these markets have opened up new opportunities, making it imperative for companies to transform themselves dramatically.
Postcards from Davos
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S. Gopalakrishnan President and Chief Operating Officer  Each year brings new discoveriesI was happy to note that there was consensus on the view that there are too many standards and too many requirements. Rationalizing all these is important and we should have a single set of standards across what is legally required, what must be industry standards, and what must be the company standard. ReadWeb 2.0: Collaboration is here |
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| B.G. Srinivas Sr. Vice President and Head - Europe, Middle East & Africa  India is Still EverywhereBurgeoning confidence is now making Indian businesses look outside India for expansion, which means they are making investments in Europe, US and other places. Meanwhile, India has become the second most attractive destination for foreign direct investment, which displaces US from the second position, and this is very significant. Read It's time to refocus on the employee What is your Flat World strategy? |
Ashok Vemuri Sr. Vice President and Head - Banking and Capital Markets  Day 4 at Davos - Banking the UnbankedThe session on 'Banking the Unbanked' generated some interesting discussions about the huge population that is currently unbanked - not just in the developing world, but in regions where we'd never expect this to be a problem. Read Day 3: A good climate for global regulation? |
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Davos – a positive impact on the way businesses think and runViewpoint
CEO Briefing: Unraveling the Flattening World
Nandan Nilekani, CEO and MD, Infosys believes that companies need to be leaner, faster and more adaptable to succeed in the flat world. They must have a global network of resources and reallocate projects in an optimal manner, so work is done faster, better and cheaper.
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Re-envisioning Operations: CEO Playbook for a Converged Future
Globalization, demographic changes, deregulation and technology have changed the face of the telecom industry. To meet these challenges, companies must reorient themselves and undergo an operational transformation. In the flat world, business agility is achieved by adopting these four shifts: Optimizing Cost to Fuel Growth, Building Loyalty through Innovation, Making Money from Information and Winning in the Turns.
Vision 2020 – Shaping the Future of Financial Services
The forces of globalization and technology have flattened the financial services industry dramatically. However, the changes brought about by flattening are just the tip of the iceberg. In the not-too-distant future, customers will get products on-demand, regulation will ease with advanced security and technology, governments will embrace ‘open markets’; the possibilities are infinite.
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