Indian IT Companies Rankings

Among the DQ Top 200 companies, close to 70 companies have seen significant changes in their senior (C-level) leadership, including CEOs/MDs. That is quite a change, literally. But this changing order is not restricted to leadership alone. Within the rankings too, there is the same theme: the old order is changing. While Top 20 itself has not seen too many new entries, except for the return of Satyam, there is some change at the top too. After 6 years, Infosys has beaten Wipro to the second spot. The first thing that someone unfamilar with Indian IT would notice as the most significant finding in this year’s Top20 rankings is that the combined revenues of the Top200 companies has gone up by 25% as compared to 6% a year before. Click here for the complete list of company rankings for 2011

Indian BPO Companies Rankings

Almost all the companies talk of change, of transformation. A few of them are trying complete transformation. Many others are carrying out some sort of restructuring or the other. For all their diversity and heterogenity, the BPO companies in India are not exactly case studies in differentiation. The differentiation in the IT industry may be a comparatively newer phenomenon, but it has begun. On the other hand, BPO companies are still way behind. Almost each of the BPO companies that we spoke to put a lot of emphasis on their differentiated approach and then went on to list exactly the same things as their differentiation. The buzzwords are common. The approach to business is common. Only a few details vary. Click here for BPO Rankings

Indian IT Industry Analysis

After almost three and a half months of living through all the numbers—growth figures, market shares, ups and downs, segmental numbers, sub-segmental numbers—it is extremely difficult to get yourself off that and tell the story—the story that many wait for throughout the year. The big message that we would like to give to the rest of the world—who are not into IT—the one line that many of you would put as the first slide in your ppts for the next few months. Both IT and engineering services markets bounced back though the BPO exports growth slowed down. This was the first year in which not only did the IT industry see good opportunities, but it did not have to bother too much about currency fluctuations—something that is almost as challenging for this industry as slower market conditions. Almost all large companies—with the exception of Wipro—registered good growth. India’s domestic market was 1 of the global pockets of growth during the slowdown that continued in FY11 too. This made India into a ‘must-be present’ business location for most companies, perhaps this is why FY11 saw CEOs of most IT companies make a beeline to visit India. Click here for Industry Analysis