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Infosys reports Q3 results*

• Q3 revenues at US$ 1,806 million
• Growth of 3.4% QoQ and 13.9% YoY
• 49 clients added in the quarter

*IFRS
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Infosys Science Foundation honors six pioneering researchers

Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, former President of India, presented the Infosys Prize 2011 to six eminent Indian researchers for achievements that have enriched humanity.
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Make science as appealing as art and music

A panel of eminent scholars analyzes India’s science and engineering ecosystem, in a discussion hosted by Mint and the Infosys Science Foundation.
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Infosys USA Foundation supports NYC Science Education Initiative

The Infosys USA Foundation has provided a grant for the New York City (NYC) Science Education Initiative to spread science literacy among students of underserved communities.
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Infosys among the world's top 10 companies: Newsweek's Green Rankings

Infosys was rated among the top 10 green global companies in a survey by Newsweek magazine and environmental research groups, Trucost and Sustainalytics.
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Infosys shares blueprint for a sustainable ecosystem

Infosys' Sustainability Report 2010-11 spells out how a business enterprise can become sustainable by focusing on social contract, resource intensity and green innovation.
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Forbes ranks Infosys among the world’s most innovative companies

Infosys ranked # 15 in a survey of innovative companies based on an 'innovation premium' principle of stock market valuation in anticipation of innovative offerings.
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Shibulal outlines his vision of tomorrow's enterprise

Infosys Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director S. D. Shibulal draws the contours of the agile business enterprise.
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Infosys blends the science of software with the art of consulting: HBR

Infosys innovates its business model continuously for sustainable growth, according to an article in the Harvard Business Review.
Published with permission of the Harvard Business Review
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Infosys is India's most admired company: The Wall Street Journal

Infosys was voted the 'Most Admired Indian Company' in The Wall Street Journal Asia 200 online poll. The company has achieved this distinction for nine years in a row.
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