Farhan Khan

LTIMindtree BlueVerse™ isn’t just AI. It’s an engineered ecosystem built to move enterprises from hype to hands-on impact. Secure. Composable. Agent-powered. This is how GenAI gets real—fast. No more pilots. No more silos. Just scalable, enterprise-grade intelligence that acts, learns, and delivers. Explore what makes BlueVerse different http://srkl.in/6044BfX756 #LTIMindtree #IntoTheBlueVerse #AgenticAI

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Zensar Technologies = A Great Place to Work. And here are 5 reasons we couldn’t agree more! 1️⃣ Innovation at the core: Empowers employees to drive digital transformation and innovation to make a significant impact in their roles while being customer-centric. 2️⃣ People-first always: Prioritizes the physical, social, financial, and mental wellness of employees, ensuring they have the support they need to succeed. 3️⃣ Flexibility that works: Fosters a work environment that’s flexible and understanding, with policies that adapt to diverse needs. 4️⃣ Recognition & growth: Individuality and creativity are celebrated, with best-in-class avenues for professional development, personal growth, & recognition. 5️⃣ Organizational listening: Zensar listens, learns, and acts on employee feedback with their Chief Listening Officer, Amber by inFeedo AI. #AIinHR #EmployeeExperience

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Atul Kurani, Vice President, Global Health Medical Practice & IoT, Capgemini Engineering, India, in conversation with nasscom recently shared insights on the AI-powered sleep therapy implant, calling it the 'IoT of your lungs.' Our breakthrough brings together AI, IoT, edge computing, and cybersecurity to address chronic sleep apnea in a compact, implantable form. By retraining the body to restore natural sleep patterns, it delivers a non-invasive, long-term alternative to conventional machines and sedatives. This India-engineered solution blends AI, cloud, and remote care into a seamless digital health ecosystem. Watch the full conversation here👉 bit.ly/46zTskn #GetTheFutureYouWant #AI #IoT #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfHealthcare

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Virtusa has named Nitesh Banga as its new President and CEO. Banga, a seasoned leader in digital engineering and IT services, brings nearly three decades of experience, including over 20 years at Infosys and his tenure as President & CEO of GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group company. At GlobalLogic, Banga led transformational growth, expanded digital capabilities, and successfully integrated the company with Hitachi. His expertise spans strategy, business development, operations, and M&A, positioning him well to lead Virtusa’s next phase of innovation. Banga emphasized Virtusa’s commitment to AI-driven digital transformation, helping enterprises leverage cutting-edge technology for competitive advantage. His leadership aims to enhance Virtusa’s domain expertise, deepen engineering capabilities, and drive client success in an increasingly AI-powered world. Rajeev Mehta, Chair of the Board, welcomed Banga, highlighting his proven track record in digital engineering and client-centric innovation. #Virtusa #NiteshBanga #TechLeadership #DigitalTransformation #AITechnology #Innovation #ITServices #BusinessGrowth #LeadershipChange #AIRevolution #AI #TechNews #Technology #Innovation 

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In a new era of #Collaboration, leading IT firms are proactively expanding their capabilities by creating specialized divisions with dedicated leadership that can help optimize their Global Capability Centers (GCCs). Geetanjali Khatri (GK), Executive Vice President and Country Head - India, Capgemini Invent, speaks about our role in driving this initiative across India's ecosystem. She highlights how we work with clients who require tailored solutions that address specific demands across IT services, engineering, and business processes. How can large and midsize companies capitalize on this opportunity? Read more in this The Economic Times article: bit.ly/3DBb0AS #GetTheFutureYouWant #GCC #TechInnovation #FutureOfWork

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While India’s IT giants posted flat or declining numbers, Persistent Systems delivered a surprise beat for the March quarter—reporting a 25% YoY jump in revenue and net profit, and marking its 20th consecutive quarter of revenue growth. CEO Sandeep Kalra attributed this resilience to “the trust of our clients, the enduring strength of our capabilities, and our operational discipline.” With ₹395.76 crore in net profit and ₹3,242 crore in revenue, Persistent outpaced peers like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and even HCLTech, whose Q4 revenue rose by just 1.2%. Persistent’s 4.5% sequential growth in constant currency also surpassed analyst expectations. Founder and MD Anand Deshpande credited the momentum to the company’s AI focus: “Persistent is leading the AI-led transformation, supported by early investments, strong execution, and a clear vision to embed AI across our clients’ digital journey.” Major wins included AI-driven R&D initiatives for a non-profit—showcasing both innovation and impact. As Persistent reiterates its $2 billion revenue goal by FY27, it joins LTIMindtree in riding the AI wave. While LTIMindtree saw 9.9% YoY revenue growth, Persistent’s Q4 numbers and strategic positioning solidify its spot as a formidable player redefining India’s mid-cap IT success story.

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