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CONTENTS
Message from the Chairman
Message from the President
Executive Council
Association Overview
The Year in Review
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NASSCOM Member Companies
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Message from the Chairman

Dear Friends,
Year 2013 was yet another exciting year for the IT-BPM industry in India and
NASSCOM. The industry after an initial period of slow growth demonstrated its
resilience and will close the fiscal year with a 13 per cent growth in exports, and 9.5
per cent growth in the domestic market.
For NASSCOM, this year was about change, building for the future, launching some
key initiatives and creating a broad based organisational structure.
Implementation of the NASSCOM 2020 Organisational and Governance
Committee chaired by Mr. N.R.Narayana Murthy was a key priority for NASSCOM.
The 7 industry councils were created in the year and have already begun their
tasks, engaging with industry members and building a vision for these sectors.
A key highlight of the year was the launch of the NASSCOM 10,000 Start-ups
initiative, a mega program that aims to catalyse 10,000 technology start-ups over
the next decade. The initiative is built in partnership with leading incubators and
angel groups in the country and focuses on evangelising entrepreneurship,
capability development and access to incubation and funding. The program in its first 9 months has impacted over 200+
start-ups directly and touched over 25,000 entrepreneurs.
The NASSCOM Product Council also strengthened its product initiative and created programs for partnerships between
SIs and product companies, Emerge 50 that showcased innovative product companies and the annual Product
Conclave.
In an era of policy paralysis, NASSCOM worked closely with the government and was able to usher in important changes,
including the release of the Safe Harbour Rules for the first time in India, amendments in the taxation policies, simplification
in SEZ rules in tier 2 cities, as well as action on Service Tax refunds, NASSCOM led discussions on these issues, making
recommendations to the government and getting them implemented.
NASSCOMs efforts in the realm of Global Trade Development saw it spotlight the negative provisions of the US
Immigration Bill, which it considered discriminatory, especially for the IT-BPM sector. NASSCOM partnered with global
companies, associations and others on articulating the impact of these negative provisions on the US industry and the
trade relations between the two countries. The Global Trade initiative also deepened its focus on creating new market
opportunities in emerging markets including Japan, China and Africa.
Yet another milestone crossed by NASSCOM was in the realm of skills development where its Sector Skills Council (SSC)
announced its IT-ITeS Industry Occupational Analysis reports. These identified, for the first time, unique job roles in the
industry/sub-sectors, for Entry, Middle and Leadership levels. Implementation of these standards will help to better define
skills and competencies for the industry.
The year also saw the transition of the NASSCOM President with Mr. R. Chandrashekhar taking on this role, after an
illustrious career with the government. The Executive Council has placed on record their appreciation for the wonderful
work done by Mr. Som Mittal in taking NASSCOM to newer heights.
Going forward, NASSCOM will be help reposition the industry to leverage the opportunities emerging from
digitalisationthe next wave of IT transformation.
Since 2014 is the 25th year of NASSCOMs operations, plans are afoot to unveil a series of initiatives that celebrate this
milestone.
Krishnakumar Natarajan
Chairman, NASSCOM
Annual Report 2013-14
Message from the President

Dear Friends,
I am delighted to take over the role of President, NASSCOM and contribute to
strengthening one of Indias most reputed chambers of commerce. I have been
associated with NASSCOM for a long time, though in a different capacity and
have always admired the ability of the industry to align to a common vision, voice
and strategy.
The opportunities are very vast at this particular juncture and exciting times lie
ahead for our industry.The future looks positive as the industry is evolving
dramatically in terms of scale, complexity and innovation. Going forward,
enabling radical transformation of key sectors in India through the use of ICT to
increase access, enhance efficiency and enable innovation in the sector are
going to be some of our priority focus areas.
The rapidly accelerating trend of innovation and entrepreneurship in the ICT
sector impacts several domains and provides clear indicators that the journey has
begun.
NASSCOM will continue to leverage international and domestic expertise to catalyze innovation and transformation in
the Indian IT-BPM sector. The industry is increasingly prioritizing domains based on potential size, possible impact,
readiness of leadership and role of government. Changing models will bring compelling business innovations with greater
breadth and specialization across key verticals BFSI, telecom, healthcare, education and social entrepreneurship.
The industry councils created by NASSCOM are creating specific programs for the diverse industry sectors and in the year
ahead we will work with members to deepen these engagements and build new programs.
Today, NASSCOM is evolving its role to help the industry harness the new and emerging business opportunities while
becoming a channel for the creation of a digitally inclusive India. Even as it continues to help both large and small
companies achieve global scale, NASSCOM is focusing on how IT can shape and transform the nation.
In order to fulfill its vision and mission, NASSCOM will continue to partner with all the stakeholders, harness the power of
new business and delivery models, explore new geographies and help the IT-BPM industry build greater traction in the
home market.
2014 is expected to be an exciting, rejuvenating year for India and NASSCOM, and I am glad to have become a part of
the organisation at this juncture.
R. Chandrasekhar
President, NASSCOM
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2013-14

OFFICE BEARERS
CHAIRMAN
VICE CHAIRMAN
PRESIDENT
Krishnakumar Natarajan
R. Chandrasekaran
R. Chandrashekhar
CEO & Managing Director

MindTree
Executive Vice Chairman

Cognizant Technology Solutions
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS
Arun Seth
Aruna Jayanthi
Arvind Thakur
Avinash Vashistha
Chairman
Alcatel-Lucent India
CEO
Capgemini India
CEO & Joint Managing Director

NIIT Technologies
Chairman & Geography

Managing Director (India)
Accenture
B.V.R. Mohan Reddy
Bhaskar Pramanik
C.P. Gurnani
Ganesh Lakshminarayanan
Founder, Chairman & Managing Director

Infotech Enterprises
Chairman
Microsoft Corporation (India)
Managing Director & CEO

Tech Mahindra
President & Managing Director,

Dell India
and VP, Asia Pacific & Japan
Commercial Sales Operations, Dell
Jeffrey M. White
Keshav Murugesh
Mukesh Aghi
N. Chandrasekaran
President, India & SAARC

Cisco Systems India
CEO
WNS Group
Member of the Board &

Chief Executive, Services Cluster
L&T Infotech
CEO & Managing Director

Tata Consultancy Services
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS
Neelam Dhawan
Rajan Anandan
Raman Roy
Ravi Gururaj
Managing Director
Hewlett-Packard India
Managing Director
Google India
Founder, Chairman &

Managing Director
Quatrro Global Services
Chairman & Co-Founder

Frictionless Ventures
Rishad Premji
Sanjeev Bhikchandani
Shakti Sagar
Srinath Batni
Chief Strategy Officer

Wipro Technologies
Founder & Executive Vice-Chairman

Info Edge (India)
Managing Director
ADP India
Member of the Board &

Head Delivery Excellence
Infosys
Suhas Bhide
V.K. Mathews
Vijay Ratnaparkhe
General Manager
Global Delivery, India
IBM India
Founder & Executive Chairman

IBS Group
Managing Director
Robert Bosch Engineering and
Business Solutions
PAST CHAIRMEN & PAST PRESIDENTS
Harish Mehta
N.R. Narayana Murthy
F.C. Kohli
Ashank Desai
Chairman & Managing Director

Onward Technologies
Founder & Executive Chairman

Infosys
Former Deputy Chairman

Founder & Board Member

Mastek
PAST CHAIRMEN & PAST PRESIDENTS
K.V. Ramani
Saurabh Srivastava
Raj Jain
Atul K. Nishar
Founder & Former Chairman

Future Software
Chairman
Steria India
Chairman & Managing Director

RS Software (India)
Founder & Chairman

Hexaware Technologies
Phiroz A. Vandrevala
Jaithirth (Jerry) Rao
S. Ramadorai
Lakshmi Narayanan
Board Member
Founder & Former Chairman

MphasiS
Board Member
Vice Chairman
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Ganesh Natarajan
Pramod Bhasin
Harsh Manglik
Rajendra S. Pawar
Vice Chairman & CEO

Zensar Technologies
Non-Executive Vice Chairman

Genpact
Former Chairman
Accenture India
Chairman & Co-founder

NIIT Group
Kiran Karnik
Som Mittal
Former President
NASSCOM
Former President & Former Chairman

NASSCOM
ASSOCIATION OVERVIEW
Organisations that provide services to the IT-BPM industry

are institutional members of NASSCOM.
About NASSCOM
The National Association of Software and Service
Companies (NASSCOM) is the industry association for the
IT-BPM sector in India. It was set up in 1988 and registered
under the Indian Societies Act, 1860. A not-for-profit
organisation funded by the industry, its objective is to
build a growth-led, sustainable, technology and business
services segment in the country.
India headquartered organisations, multinational service

providers with an India presence, and Global In-house
Centres (GICs) of foreign corporations are equally
represented in the membership of NASSCOM.
Activities
NASSCOMs membership has grown over the years and

currently stands at over 1,500. The member organisations
represent 95 per cent of industry revenues and have
enabled the association to spearhead initiatives and
programmes to strengthen the sector in the country and
globally.
NASSCOM undertakes several initiatives and works with

multiple stakeholders within the global IT-BPM eco-system:
Policy Advocacy
NASSCOM collaborates with the Government of India
at the centre and states to build a policy framework
that is conducive to the growth of the IT-BPM industry
in the country.
The IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council (SSC) formed in partnership

with the National Skill Development Council (NSDC) is an
integral part of NASSCOM and is committed to
developing the workforce for the IT and IT-enabled
products and services industry sectors.
Membership Engagement
NASSCOM works closely with its member organisations,
encouraging them to share best practices and
experiences, andmentorsmaller organisations that are
still on the learning curve. Recognising that the
expectations of its member companies are growing,
NASSCOM has built a strong regional and local connect
with them.
NASSCOM has also contributed to the development of

two organisationsthe Data Security Council of India,
which is focused on security and the NASSCOM
Foundation, which helps drive Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
NASSCOM is headquartered in New Delhi, India, and has
offices in seven other citiesBengaluru, Chennai,
Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune and
Thiruvananthapuram.
Industry Development
NASSCOM undertakes several development
initiatives to spur the growth of the sector.
Vision
NASSCOMs vision is to help the IT and IT-enabled
products and services industries in India to be trustworthy,
respected, innovative, and society-friendly.
> Research
NASSCOM conducts industry research, surveys and
studies on emerging IT-BPM trends and sector
performance to provide factual perspectives on the
inustry and the growth opportunities ahead.
Mission
NASSCOMs mission is to expand the IT-BPM industrys
footprint in its core markets and beyond, and enable it to
build strategic partnerships with its customers. It seeks to
establish India as a hub for innovation and professional
services.
> Events
NASSCOM organises national and
international events to showcase new
opportunities, collaborate, build thought
leadership and facilitate networking.
NASSCOMs mission is also to grow the countrys pool of

relevant and skilled talent and harness the benefits of ICT
to drive inclusive and balanced growth.
> Industry Councils
Transform Business, Transform India is the overall

objective of NASSCOM and its member organisations.
Industry Councils launched by NASSCOM cater to the

needs of diverse segments and build specific
programmes that can help these sectors to realise
their potential.
Members
NASSCOM members are organisations in India engaged
in the business of IT Services, BPM, Software Products,
Engineering Design, Internet, E-commerce and Gaming.
MoUs and business delegations.
The Industry Councils at NASSCOM include:
The 10,000 Start-ups Programme
IT Services
The focus of the Council is to develop the Indian IT
Services industry as a leader in creating value for
customers worldwide.
The 10,000 Start-ups Programme is aimed at

incubating, funding and supporting 10,000 technology
start-ups in India over the next ten years. The
programmes vision is to foster entrepreneurship, build
entrepreneurial capabilities at scale and strengthen
early stage support for tech start-ups by bringing
together key stakeholders of the eco-system including
start-up incubators/accelerators, angel investors,
venture capitalists, startup support groups, mentors
and technology corporations.
Business Process Management (BPM)

The Council focuses on the high-growth BPM industry,
finding solutions for the policy, people and process
challenges it faces. It also identifies new growth
opportunities while showcasing the value-add that
the sector offers to customers.
Workforce Development
Global In-house Centres (GICs)
Enhancing employability and access to a skilled talent

pool is a critical enabler for Indias competitiveness.
NASSCOM is engaging with a broad spectrum of
academia, industry and governments to devise
policies, curriculum and assessments that achieve this
objective. In order to enhance the employability of the
talent pool in the country the NASSCOM IT-ITeS Sector
Skills Council has launched the following programmes:
NASSCOM continues to build strategies for the

growth of what were earlier referred to as captives.
The Council focuses on sharing best practices and
value addition frameworks to help GICs
emerge as strategic centres.
Engineering Services
The Council works with the industry to devise
strategies that will drive the Engineering Research
and Design (ER&D) sector, enabling it to emerge as a
hub of global innovation.
NASSCOM Assessment of Competence (NAC): An

assessment and certification framework that ensures
a steady supply of quality professionals to meet the
present and future requirements of the IT-BPM industry
Products
Global Business Foundation Skills (GBFS): Program to

help increase the industry readiness of students who
intend to have a career with the BPM industry
The Product Council aims to establish the Indian

software product eco-system as a world-class source
of high-value, innovative and next generation
products. Its goal is to spotlight products which are
enjoying robust sales traction and establishing
category/IP leadership in both the domestic and
international markets.
Foundation Skills in Information Technology (FSIT):

Program to help increase the industry readiness of
students who intend to have a career with the IT
industry
NOS (National Occupational Standards) across
verticals in the IT-BPM industry: Performance standards
that individuals must achieve when carrying out
functions in the workplace, together with
specifications of the underpinning knowledge and
understanding
Domestic IT
Technology and business services are being
increasingly adopted across governments,
corporates and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
NASSCOMs focus is to engage with these
stakeholders and launch initiatives that promote
public-private partnerships and standards and
recognise excellence in IT adoption.
Enabling Environment
NASSCOM has partnered with the industry to create
specific programmes and awards that encourage
innovation, security best practices and development of
tier 2/3 cities.
Internet and Mobile

The goal of the Council is to catalyse the
growth of the Internet and mobile
(content and commerce) industry.
Sustainability
Global Trade Development
In order to promote balanced growth across India and

build a sustainable IT-BPM industry, NASSCOM engages
with its members on critical issues related to Corporate
Social Responsibility (CSR), enhancing diversity,
inclusive growth and Green IT.
Expanding partnerships in existing markets and building

opportunities in new markets is a key priority for
NASSCOM. This is being enabled through an effective
engagement with international stakeholders, including
governments, customers and associations on issues
related to international policy, business partnerships,
> The National Institute for Smart Governance (NISG)
NASSCOM Award Programmes
Incorporated in 2002, the National

Institute for Smart Governance (NISG) is a Section 25
organisation set up in public-private partnership with
NASSCOM, the Government of India and the
Government of Andhra Pradesh. The key objective of
the organisation is to catalysethe roll out of Egovernance projects across the country.
NASSCOM recognises and honours leaders and

organisations for excellence and their outstanding
contribution in building the IT-BPM industry.
The National Skills Registry (NSR)

NASSCOM, in partnership with the
industry, has developed the National Skills Registry
(NSR), a unique national database of registered and
verified knowledge workers in the sector. Launched in
2007, this database is managed and run by NSDL
Database Management Ltd. (NDML), a fully-owned
subsidiary of National Securities Depository Ltd.
(NSDL).
NSR aims to build a robust and credible
information repository on the knowledge
professionals in the IT-BPM sector. The benefits of NSR
flow across to clients, service providers and
employees. NSR has enhanced the value proposition
of the Indian IT-BPM industry and raised the bar on
security standards in pursuit of excellence and client
satisfaction.
Affiliated Organisations
NASSCOM has contributed to the development of
three organisations that focus on data security,
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Egovernance.
> The Data Security Council of India (DSCI)
The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) is a not-forprofit organisation established in 2008 with the key
objective of building a credible and
committed body to uphold data privacy and security
standards. The mission of DSCI is to build the
trustworthiness of Indian organisations as global
sourcing service providers and to send out a message
to clients worldwide that India is a secure
destination for outsourcing. Its aim is also to reiterate
that in India, privacy and protection of customer
data is enshrined in the global best practices
followed by the industry.
> NASSCOM Foundation (NF)
NASSCOM Foundation(NF) was set up as a trust in
2001. It was instituted with the aim of using information
andcommunication technologies for
development (ICT for D), and to
catalyseCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
initiatives within the Indian IT-BPM industry. By
implementing a diverse range of programmes, NF is
taking information and communication tools to
underserved communities across the country. It is also
channelising the immense potential of the IT-BPM
industry towards socio-economic development of
the nation.
Profile of Member Companies
Member Distribution by Size
67%
11%
9%
12%
40%
26%
22%
68%
12%
Large
IT Services
BPM
Product
Engineering
Development
R & D,
Embedded
Medium
Small
Institutional
Others
Large: Companies with gross revenue of over ` 200 Crores

Medium: Companies with gross revenues between ` 50 200 Crores
Small: Companies with gross revenues of less than ` 50 Crores
Institutional: Companies that provide support services to the IT-BPM sector
Percentage of member companies working in each segment
Membership Strength
Citywise spread of Membership
1504
15%
10%
1246
22%
20%
840
12%
4%
6%
520
9%
12%
212
36
Bengaluru
Chennai
Hyderabad
Mumbai
Pune
Kolkata
NCR
Others
1988-89
1993-1994
1998-1999 2003-2004
Dec-08
Dec-13
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
GOVERNMENT POLICY ISSUES
were backed by the industry.
NASSCOM has been working closely with both the union

and state governments of India to create a regulatory
climate that is conducive to the growth of the IT-BPM
industry in the country. To deal with the rising concerns
related to the business environment, NASSCOM remained
in the forefront, highlighting these challenges and
working with both industry and government to redress
these problems. NASSCOM was supported in this task by
the industry that provided its critical inputs. Based on
NASSCOM recommendations, the government made
several policy announcements and clarifications related
to existing policies during 2013. These took into account
the issues raised by the IT-BPM industry.
Service Tax refunds

The new Service Tax rules posed challenges to SEZ
operators, who faced difficulties in claiming refunds. After
much deliberation, the CBEC notified the changes, to
enable upfront exemptions and credit and create a
refund mechanism.
While service tax refunds prior to the creation of the new
rules are delayed, the industry has seen refunds picking
up in the last two quarters of 2013. The CBEC too has been
actively sharing information with NASSCOM members
and seeking their inputs on specific problem areas.
Changes in SEZ provisions for the IT sector
In response to repeated requests made by NASSCOM,

the Ministry of Finance for instance, set up an industry
forum to deliberate on the difficulties being posed by the
taxation policy and administration. NASSCOM was
invited alongside its member companies for a free and
frank discussion. The government also made public the
Rangachary Committee recommendations. It notified for
the very first time the Safe Harbour rules, based on the
suggestions made by the committee.
Recognising the need to revive interest in the SEZ policy,

the government in its annual FTP addendum announced
significant changes in the SEZ policy for the IT sector.
Based on NASSCOMs recommendations, the
requirement of minimum land for setting up of SEZs for
IT/ITeS was removed, classification of cities was
rationalised to include upcoming cities/locations and exit
rules for SEZs were framed.
The Foreign Trade Policy addendum announced

significant changes in the SEZ policy, taking into account
the specific needs of the IT sector. NASSCOMs request for
a waiver of minimum land requirement for IT SEZs,
reclassification of cities to encourage activities in Tier2/3
locations and greater clarity on the exit process for SEZ
units were also accepted.
Several operational challenges of NASSCOM member

companies were also addressed. SOFTEX approvals for
instance, were streamlined, the standard default service
list was issued in October, 2013 and a rent-a-cab service
was included. The BCP/DR guidelines notified this year
were further clarified to enable the movement of backup
data from SEZ units to STPIs, paving way for the setting up
of BCP/DR facilities.
NASSCOM additionally shared feedback on the

legislative changes proposed in the New Companies Act
with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Similarly, concerns
of the industry regarding the patenting guidelines for
computer related inventions were discussed with the
Indian Patent Office.
Telecom R&D Servicesstreamlining approvals for

experimental licenses
R&D service providers for telecom have been facing
difficulties in receiving approvals for experimental
licenses and the import of equipment. NASSCOM worked
closely with the Department of Telecom and the office of
the Wireless Advisor to the Government of India,
suggesting suitable empowerment of Regional Licensing
Officers for approvals. Having shared industry best
practices on isolation and shielding to prevent
interference with commercial telecom services,
NASSCOM was able to generate enough confidence in
the regulator to allow for approvals.
The highlights of NASSCOMs key engagements with the

government and their outcomes are as follows:
Release of Safe Harbour rules and other developments
related to Transfer Pricing
Circulars were issued to define contract R&D and its
taxation under the Transfer Pricing regime, after the
withdrawal and amendment of controversial circulars
issued in March, 2013 that could have potentially
complicated matters further. NASSCOM was in the
forefront, sharing industry practices and speaking about
the impact these announcements could have.
Industry participation in framing ISO Standards for ITeS/

BPO
SC7, the Software and Systems subcommittee of ISO/IEC
JTC1 is involved in the Standardisation of processes,
methods and supporting technologies for the
engineering and management of software and systems
throughout their life cycles.
September, 2013 saw the release the Safe Harbour Rules

for the first time in the country. Based on NASSCOMs
discussions in the industry forum, a consultative approach
was adopted by the government and duly modified Safe
Harbor rules were notified. While their acceptance and
efficacy is yet to be tested, this notification took almost
four years to come after the amendment in the Act. The
move is was a culmination of NASSCOMs efforts, which
NASSCOM has been offering secretariat support to the

India Mirror Committee (IMC) of SC7 under the JTC-1 for
ISO standards. For this, it works closely with the Bureau of
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Indian Standards (BIS) and industry members. The IMC is

also a part of the BIS committees on software-related
standards.
period of five years. The IT and ITeS industries has also

been declared as 'essential services'. Previously standing
order exemptions were extended for a period of 2 years till
August 2011. Thereafter, NASSCOM with support from
Industry members was in close discussion with the
Government for an extension and also development of a
sector specific model standing order for the IT sector.
With the industry attaining global status, NASSCOM has

been involved with the International Standards
Organisation (ISO) and encouraging more and more
member organisations to participate in different Working
Groups.
Launch of Member Query Service and Member Updates

on Policy
NASSCOM will continue this strategic initiative and work

closely with the BIS and the Department of Electronics
and Information Technology (DeitY) to set a standards
agenda for software in the country.
In tune with its efforts to offer value-added services and

support its large SME membership, NASSCOM launched a
Member Query Service during 2013. The purpose of this
service is to respond to queries related to policy and the
regulatory aspects of business. The member query service
offers a quick response to basic policy and business
compliance-related queries. The NASSCOM website is
regularly updated with key policy announcements and
their impact. A recent initiative has been a regular
commentary on the global economic scenario and
currency rates and fluctuations. This was further
supplemented with member interactions in different
regions.
Intellectual Property Rights

The Indian Patent Office issued draft guidelines on
Computer Related Inventions. NASSCOM undertook an
industry consultation exercise to identify concerns and
forwarded extensive feedback to the Indian Patent
Office. It also participated in national-level consultations,
highlighting how the industry was concerned about the
stringent conditions related to innovation in both software
and hardware as a prerequisite for IP protection.
NASSCOM will continue to work with the industry and
government to establish a favorable IPR environment in
the country and showcase best practices.
GLOBAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT

Over the years, the focus of NASSCOMs Global Trade
Development programme has been to engage with a
wide variety of domestic and international stakeholders
such as governments, customers and associations. Its aim
is to create regulatory frameworks that foster trade with
the Indian IT-BPM industry, position India as a trade
partner and promote global sourcing in emerging
markets and verticals.
Online Payments
Continuing its efforts to streamline the online payment
environment, NASSCOM set up a NASSCOM-IBTC (Indian
Banks Technology Consortium) working group to deal
with the issue. The group, constituted by e-commerce
merchants, leading banks, payment aggregators, has
been suggesting ways to improve the customer
experience related to online payments. It is additionally
analysing the processes and transaction data of online
payments to identify the hurdles and suggest the best
way forward.
Under this programme, NASSCOM has also been

spotlighting Indias edge as an outsourcing destination
and the unmatched value proposition offered by the
countrys IT-BPM service providers. It has been doing so by
reaching out to influencers including legislators, elected
officials, associations, think tanks, academic institutions,
customers, regulators, Indian embassies and the media.
In 2013, NASSCOM continued to strengthen Indias
credentials as a key global IT-BPM hub by initiating the
following activities:
Companies Act
The New Companies Act is in the implementation stage.
New rules are being framed and NASSCOM has been
sharing industry feedback related to the various
provisions with the government. The industrys
apprehension related to the proposed cost audits for the
IT sector have been addressed in the draft rules.
NASSCOM Foundation is taking a lead in the area of
Corporate Social Responsibility and associated
guidelines and rules. It is working closely with the MCA to
suggest changes in processes and enable a smooth
adoption of the CSR mandate in the IT sector.
The US Immigration Bill

The year 2013 witnessed intense debate around the
passage of the US Immigration Bill, which created
tremendous hue and cry, especially within the Indian
tech community. The industry, led by NASSCOM, was
quick to point out that the bill had provisions that
arbitrarily singled out a group of multinational IT
organisations, would dictate how American
organisations pursued their business operations and
selected business partners in the future and that its
proposals amounted to punitive treatment of this industry.
The changes proposed by the bill, including higher visa
costs and increase in wages for H-1B visa holders, were
considered discriminatory and moves that would put the
Indian IT-BPM industry at a competitive advantage.
Information Technology Sector in Karnataka to be

exempted from the Standing Orders Act
The revised IT Policy of Karnataka (I4 PolicyIT, ITeS,
Innovation and Incentives Policy) was unveiled during the
ITE.Biz program of Government of Karnataka in October,
2013. It will help strengthen the thriving IT and ITeS sector in
the state. IT and ITeS establishments in Karnataka are
proposed to be exempted from compliance under the
Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act of 1946 for a
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It was felt that the issue of skilled workers travelling for short
durations was unfortunately being linked to the larger
debate on immigration and did not take into account the
contribution of the Indian IT industry to the US economy
through social security, local taxes, creation of local
employment and community work.
The industry is working on the House side, trying to ensure

that the language of the bill is less harmful to global
organisations and US customers, and that, at the end of
the day, is more balanced.
changes in the ICT visa category. NASSCOM, through its

country chapter in Canada,
submitted its own
representation to CIC, cautioning it about the proposed
changes. It also created a Coalition of local Businesses,
where local businesses and associations signed a joint
representation. The key highlights of the submission were
as follows:
The current regime of the ICT category is efficient and
provides business with predictability
Changes as proposed by CIC are unnecessary and illconceived
The changes will negatively impact Canadas
economy and disrupt business operations in many of
the countrys key industries
The changes will convey a clear message to trading
partners that Canada is not prepared to comply with its
international trading agreements
India-EFTA Free Trade Agreement
Mobility issues with Australia
The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is a trade

organisation with representatives from four European
countries. It operates in parallel with and is linked to the
European Union (EU). The EFTA members are Iceland,
Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. NASSCOM has
been working closely with the Department of Commerce
and the EFTA secretariat to ensure a special status for the
Indian tech industry in FTA negotiations. The EFTA
countries follow the EU Data Security directive that has
been an impediment and market access barrier for the
Indian IT-BPM industry.
The Australian government had introduced a new

legislation in Parliament that would further toughen
standards and increase compliance monitoring
mechanisms for the Temporary Work (Skilled) visa
(Subclass 457). The legislation would also introduce new
labor market testing (LMT) requirements for 457
applications. NASSCOM is working through its country
chapter in Australia and Immigration Attorneys to
mitigate the risks of these measures.
Besides the industry, senior Indian government

functionaries, including Indias Finance Minister, Shri. P.
Chidambaram also flagged Indias concern about the
bill, stating that the visa restrictions being suggested for
knowledge workers amounted to non-tariff barriers.
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC),

the implementing agency sought feedback from various
stakeholders on how the LMT should be applicable.
NASSCOM, through its chapter in Australia, submitted a
representation to DIAC with its recommendations.
Security Bond Proposal for UK visa

The Home Office, government of the United Kingdom
indicated it will not implement a proposal that requires
temporary migrants from countries whose nationals are
deemed to be at a high risk of overstaying their visas, to
pay a 3,000 security bond. The proposal was originally
scheduled to go into effect from November, 2013.
NASSCOMs Global Mobility Conference

NASSCOM held its 3rd edition of the Global Mobility
Conference on May 2, 2013 in Bengaluru in partnership
with Fragomen. The conference enabled attendees to
gain a comprehensive overview of the current mobility
trends and understand the challenges and best practices
of multiple international destinations for multinational
corporations. Participants were also able to get
clarifications on their queries from the respective
government officers directly. A special session on
Totalisation Agreements signed by India and their
implications on global compensation, benefits and
taxation was also conducted. The conference had
significant representation from the governments of India,
the US, UK, Germany, Australia and Canada. It also drew
over 300 participants from large, small and GIC firms.
The proposed measure was intended to deter foreign

nationals from overstaying their immigration status, which
some UK government officials believe is the countrys
greatest immigration challenge. UK law has included
provisions for the imposition of a security bond since the
Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, but the bond
requirements have never been implemented.
Opposition from internal and external stakeholders
convinced the UK government to abandon the idea.
India had expressed its concern regarding the proposal
to the government both at the ministerial and official
levels. NASSCOM had also written to the Labour Secretary
expressing its reservations on the issue.
Session with EXIM Bank on Unravelling opportunities in

Emerging markets, leveraging Government of India
investments
NASSCOMs Business Coalition for responding to CICs

(Citizenship and Immigration Canada) consultation on
the ICT visa category
NASSCOM hosted a workshop in Pune on May 3, 2013 for

member companies in collaboration with EXIM Bank, the
implementing agency for government grants and loans.
Its aim was to educate member companies on the
opportunities the Bank offered and how they could avail
them. Its focus was also on helping member companies
explore emerging markets. The session helped members
to:
Earlier in the year, the Canadian government announced

a number of proposals to increase restrictions on the
Temporary Foreign Worker Programme and enhance the
governments compliance monitoring capabilities. The
government of Canada has been reviewing the
Temporary Foreign Worker programme and proposed
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Explore and understand the opportunities offered by

the government and public sector in emerging
markets such as Africa, Asia and Latin America
Know more about financing options available from
EXIM Bank and how to access them
Know more about the Government schemes and
programmes to expand their business
Uganda, the 2nd Uganda Leadership Conclave was

organised around the visit of the NASSCOM delegation
and drew participation from all relevant government
bodies, local associations and local companies.
MEMORANDUMS OF UNDERSTANDING (MoU) SIGNED
MoU with Fujitsu Research Institute
Session on 'Exploring Africa for Business Opportunities

NASSCOM and Fujitsu Research Institute (FRI), Japan
signed anMoU to enhance cooperation in the IT-BPM
sector. The purpose of the MoU is to promote deeper
engagement between the two nations in the area of
Information Technology and Business Process
Management Services. The timeline of the MoU will be
two years, during which more platforms will be provided
to Japanese and Indian businesses to increase
communication and networking opportunities.
A session was held in Bengaluru on July 12, 2014 on

Exploring Africa for Business Opportunities. Its goal was to
create awareness about Africaa large continent with
more than 50 countriesand understand the feasibility of
doing business in the region.
VISITING INTERNATIONAL DELEGATIONS
Incoming Delegation from Israel
A delegation led by Minister Naftali Bennett, Minister of
Economy, Israel visited Delhi with 14 Israeli companies. Its
aim was to explore partnerships with Indian companies
and understand whether the country was a potential
market for their products. There was a half-day seminar,
followed by one-to-one business meetings with the Israeli
delegation. It emerged from the discussions that a unique
opportunity existed for Indian and Israeli companies to
partner with each other and build mutually beneficial
relationships. It was felt that India had a lot to learn from
Israel, a country where innovation and entrepreneurship
was the norm, early adoption the rule, and thinking outof-the-box a day-to-day phenomenon.
RESEARCH
REPORTS
The IT-BPM Sector in IndiaStrategic Review 2013
The report reviewed various aspects of the Indian IT-BPM
sector performance, providing details on service-line
trends, assessing the key components of Indias value
proposition and providing a projected outlook for the
global and Indian IT-BPM sector.
Enterprise Mobility: Building Tomorrow's Enterprise
Incoming Delegation from Costa Rica

The report analysed the industry, its trajectory and
services trends, while detailing the opportunity across
service lines. It also highlighted the key challenges facing
organisations keen on implementing Enterprise Mobility
(EM) solutions and presented a framework for Indian ITBPM providers to build EM capabilities.
A delegation from Costa Rica visited Delhi to participate

in the NASSCOM BPM Summit. It was led by Anabel
Gonzlez, Minister of Foreign Trade and the Costa Rican
Investment Promotion Agency (CINDE).
INDIAN DELEGATIONS GOING OVERSEAS
Procurement Analytics: Unlocking Hidden Savings

Delegation to Germany
NASSCOM led a delegation to Germany in June, 2013, in
time for the BITKOM-NASSCOM Summit in Cologne and
the Annual General meeting of the Indo-German
Chamber. The delegation also visited some of the leading
German companies like SAP, Continental, Bosch and
Siemens. These organisations shared their India strategy
and discussed how Indian companies could partner with
them. The delegation, with 18 participants, was led by R.
Chandrasekaran, Vice Chairman NASSCOM.
The report highlighted the exciting opportunities in the

area of Procurement Analytics. It pointed to the fact that
global organisations were looking to use Procurement
Analytics to maximise savings, manage supplier
performance, and minimise supplier risks, thereby
ensuring the continuity of the supply chain and focusing
on sustainability. The Indian procurement analytics
outsourcing market, according to the report, is expected
to grow at a CAGR of 14-15 percent, reaching USD 800
million in 2020 from USD 300 million in Fy2013.
Delegation to Africa (Kenya and Uganda)
Risk Analytics: Taking the Risk Out of Business
NASSCOM led its 4th delegation to Africa with 21

members, representing 18 companies. Delegations to
Africa have been drawing the largest number of
NASSCOM member companies, keen to explore the
region. The delegation was well received by NASSCOMs
counterparts in Kenya and Uganda, essentially the ICT
Authority in Kenya and the Uganda BPO association. The
visit offered delegates the chance to meet with local
organisations, keen to partner with Indian IT companies. In
The report provided insights on the current and future size

of the Risk Analytics opportunity and its key drivers. It
helped in understanding the use and application of
analytics across verticals and its impact and customer
benefits. The study also identified the challenges to its
adoption and provided recommendations to
stakeholders.
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Indian SMEs: Building Sustainable Business Models Around

Next Gen Solutions
SMBs: The Current State of Software Adoption and

Outreach Strategies
The report provided a deeper understanding of the huge

SME market, its offerings, service delivery models as well as
changing needs. It analysed and decoded the expected
growth areas for Indian SMEs including the three legs of
Modern ITEnterprise Mobility, cloud computing, and Big
Data analytics. The report explored the unique value
propositions for SMEs while offering them a four-fold
strategy framework for developing capabilities across
four dimensionstalent management and leadership,
branding and recognition, and customer engagement
and the emerging business.
The report analysed the key business hurdles faced by

SMBs and their approach to software adoption. It helped
to understand the key requirements and expectations of
SMBs as well as the factors that prevented them from
deploying software solutions. The report additionally
showcased existing evidences of software usage as well
as potential areas of IT investment for SMBs.
Driving Impact through Collaboration
This report focused on GICs in India and their
collaboration with the four components of the ecosystemthe parent company, other GICs within the
organisation, GICs across companies, and vendors.
BPM 2020: A Roadmap for India

The report focused on the changing customer
landscape, evolving technology trends and the resultant
transformational opportunities for Indian IT-BPM
companies. It spotlighted what the industry needed to do
to improve their service offerings, service delivery models,
pricing, talent and operating models. The study
additionally highlighted the challenges facing the sector
and recommended ways in which India could maximise
its share of the global IT-BPM opportunity.
Software Innovation in India

This report highlighted how software development in
India was driving business technology innovation for firms
with long-established legacy applications. It also
highlighted the benefits that were being derived by firms
undertaking software development in the country.
Indian Agriculture: The Next WaveIT as the Game
Changer
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
Quarterly Industry Reviews
The report provided an insight into the challenges being

faced by the agriculture and allied sectors. It focused on
the areas where ICT could be deployed and highlighted
the need for solutions in other segments of the agricultural
value chain.
NASSCOM published Quarterly Industry Reviews,

providing a regular, in-depth analysis of the IT-BPM
industry to member companies. The reports covered key
parameters and insights on the sector performance and
the global outsourcing landscape. They analysed the top
10-15 public listed companies and provided an overview
of the state of the industry.
Customer Interaction Services Moving Beyond Call

Centres to Business Transformation Centres
The report provided an analysis of the Indian CIS
(Customer Interaction Services) market and how India
was maintaining its position as the number one location
globally for CIS services. The study also examined the key
business trends and growth drivers of the CIS market, while
recommending ways in which the industry could
continue to evolve, strengthen existing technologies and
build a strong talent pool.
Datacentre: Landscape in India

The report offered insights on the demand drivers and
technology trends influencing the datacentre market in
India and across the globe. It highlighted the datacentre
value chain, player landscape and services offered,
while providing an overview of the state datacentres
being set up by the Indian government and the
opportunities resulting from this move.
2013: HR TRENDSChanging Talent Paradigm
Six converging technology trends: Driving a tectonic shift

in the Business-Consumer eco-system
NASSCOM had conducted a dip-stick survey of its

member firms to understand the hiring outlook for FY2014.
Responses were received from around 30 firms (who
accounted for over 20 percent of the industry workforce
and nearly 30 percent of export revenues in Fy2013). The
report covered the key highlights of this survey.
The report explored the potential opportunity arising out

of disruptive technologies in various focus sectors and
suggested ways in which IT providers and the user
community could leverage this trend.
Managing in a Multi-generational Workplace: A study to

determine the competencies at play
Beyond hyper growth: Whats next for Global In-house

Centre (GIC) talent in India?
The report provided a deeper understanding of distinctly

different behaviours of Gen Y, its expectations, aspirations
and changing needs. It analysed and decoded the
behavioural elements of the millennials both at home and
the workplace, their attributes and role models, gender
and socio-cultural nuances, and lessons to be learnt. The
The report covered the current status of talent within

GICs, identified the people challenges they were facing
and put forward an agenda for stakeholders to develop
a leadership pipeline.
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study included recommendations on the changes

organisations needed to make in their work environment
and management styles to better address the needs of
the millennials.
Pervasive InclusionsMaking Diversity Work. It featured

inspiring skill-building workshops and forward-thinking
sessions designed to increase awareness and encourage
open dialogue about diversity and inclusion issues. The
Summit brought together over 300 delegates from 120
organisations. NASSCOMs Diversity and Inclusion Awards
were presented at the conference. The findings of a
survey on Managing in a Multi-generational workplace
were also shared at the Summit.
Engineering analytics: Mining insights from machine data

This report helped in understanding the factors driving the
growth of Engineering Analytics and the potential areas
of application that would increase revenue and improve
efficiencies. It also looked at the reasons why India was
the go-to location for such products and services and
how Indian service providers were well positioned to serve
this market.
NASSCOM India Leadership Forum (NILF)

The 21st edition of NASSCOMs flagship eventthe India
Leadership Forum 2013 was held in Mumbai from February
13-15, 2013. The theme of the conclave was
Imagineering the Future: Disruptive Innovation for
Sensible Growth. The three-day conference brought
together industry leaders, analysts, thought gurus,
authors, consultants, government policymakers,
academia and senior managers of IT-BPM organisations
to collectively imagine the future, prepare for it, and even
devise strategies for its engineering and co-creation.
Over 120 speakers addressed more than 50 sessions and
around 1,400 delegates. Representatives from more than
35 countries participated in the Forum.
IndiaA Hub for Analytics Products: Analytics Product

Excellence Matrix
The in-depth Product Excellence Matrix survey analysis
presented several interesting trends about the Indian
analytics product market. It highlighted the immense
growth opportunity that lay ahead for analytics market,
the growing start-up base accelerating its growth and its
priority focus areas.
Entry Strategy for China ITOBPOKPO Market
The following awards were also held during the

conference:
The study looked at the opportunities for the Indian IT-BPM

industry in the Chinese domestic market, while
recommending ways in which Indian service providers
could access the market and enhance their footprint in
China.
NASSCOM Innovation Awards: The Innovation

Awards acknowledge organisations that have
pioneered industry leading practices, products and
solutions. The winners of the 9th edition of the awards
were felicitated by Honorable Minister of State for
Communications & IT, Shri. Milind Deora
BEST PRACTICES
Best Practices on Women Safety in the IT and BPM Industry
The report highlighted the best practices that the Indian
IT-BPM industry had embraced to provide a safe
workplace for its women and guided employees on how
to mitigate potential risky situations. The best practices
were related to four critical factorssecurity during the
commute; transport and security vendor selection;
employee communication and security within the
premises.
NASSCOM Global Leadership Awards: The Global

Leadership Awards felicitate some of the most
renowned names from the world of business and
technology. The winners of the 9th edition of the
awards were felicitated by Nandan Nilekani,
Chairman, Unique Identification Authority of India
(UIDAI)for their role in building business excellence and
technology leadership within their organisations, in the
areas such as vision, excellence in IT usage, technology
innovation, thought and business leadership
Enabling Social Transformation: CSR Chronicles from

Global In-house Centres in India
NASSCOMs GIC Conclave

The third edition of the GIC conclave, based on the
theme, Globalise, Innovate, Collaborate, was held in
Bengaluru on April 5, 2013. On the evening prior to the
conference there was a talk by Parag Khanna, leading
geo-strategist and author on The rise of geotechnology. The conference featured five focused
roundtables for CEOs, CFOs, CHROs, CIOs and the BFSI
industry. Over 30 speakers addressed 600 delegates from
different industry verticals.
In this first-of-its-kind report, NASSCOM highlighted the

work that GICs in India were doing within the CSR domain
to deal with the pressing developmental challenges
facing the country. It also captured the best practices
that GICs had evolved within the CSR space and the
benefits that they were delivering to the underpriviliged.
EVENTS
EMERGEOUT Conclave (SURGE)
Diversity and Inclusion Summit
A one-day conference for emerging companies was

organised in Chennai on June 18, 2013. The theme of the
conclave was Consumerisation of ITthe SMAC edge
and it focused on how emerging trends such as Social
Media, Mobility, Big Data and Analytics and the Cloud
The 7th edition of the Diversity and Inclusion Summit was

held in Bengaluru on January 17, 2013. The Summit was
centred around the theme, From Case studies to
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(SMAC) were transforming the way IT was being used and

information consumed in enterprises. CEOs, CIOs, CTOs
and industry practitioners shared their multi-dimensional
views on consumer technologies in the context of the
enterprise with attendees. Twenty speakers and 140
delegates participated in the event.
Age. It was attended by over 300 delegates including

various council members, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors
and representatives of the media. The NASSCOM-Zinnov
report on Indian SMEs Building Sustainable Business
Models around Next Generation Solutions was released
at the event. NASSCOM also made a presentation on its
Orbit Shift Programme and launched its Northern Region
Product Council.
Big Data and Analytics Summit
NASSCOMs BPM Strategy Summit
The first edition of the Big Data and Analytics Summit was
held on June 27, 2013 in Hyderabad. The event drew Big
Data and Analytics experts from across the globe,
analytics buyers from all major industries, leading
Analytics Service Providers and representatives from toptier academic institutions. The discussions at the Summit
were centred around Big Data and the scope of Analytics
in the Indian scenario. Over 390 delegates, representing
170 companies participated in the day-long conference.
The conference also saw the release of the NASSCOMCRISIL report on Risk and Procurement Analytics. On the
sidelines of the event, NASSCOM additionally announced
the Analytics Special Interest Group to address the
growing business opportunities in the Analytics and Big
Data space.
The 15th edition of the annual BPM Strategy Summit was

held in Gurgaon from September 17-18, 2013. The theme
of the summit was We make the future exciting. The
conference drew over 350 delegates and featured 47
speakers. Countries like Scotland, Costa Rica, Trinidad
and Tobago participated in the summit, lending it a
global flavour. Two business reports were launched during
the summit including the following:
The NASSCOMNeilson study on the perception about
the BPM industryits positives and negatives.
The Deloitte Study on the future of BPM industry
NASSCOMs Engineering Summit
NASSCOMs HR Summit
NASSCOMs Engineering Summit was held in Pune from
October 8-9, 2013 on the theme Future of Engineering.
The summit drew over 375 delegates and featured 50
speakers. The Career Guide on Engineering was
launched by the NASSCOM IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council
(SSC) on the sidelines of the conference. An association
with the Indian Construction Engineering Manufacturing
Association (ICEMA) was also announced at the
conference to cross leverage capabilities.
The 10th edition of the annual HR Summit was held in

Chennai from July 23-24, 2013. The theme of the summit
was Workforce InnovationNew way of working Vs Old
way of thinking. The conference focused on the HR
trends expected to shape the IT-BPM industry in the
coming year. It featured more than 65 speakers and 465
delegates from 20 industries. The key findings of the
NASSCOM HR Survey were shared at the summit.
NASSCOM also released its ranking of the Top 20 IT-BPM
organisations in the country.
NASSCOMs Product Conclave

The 10th edition of NASSCOMs annual Product Conclave
was held in Bengaluru from October 28-30, 2013 on the
theme Do it, Big, Right. The three-day conclave had
almost 100 sessions, more than 180 speakers, 1,500
delegates and 28 exhibitors. The NASSCOM Aadhaar
Diffusion Project was announced during the conclave.
NASSCOMs Emergeout Conclave-Kolkata

The EmergeoutConclave was held in Kolkata on July 26,
2013 on the theme Crossing the Chasm with Technology
and Business Transformation. At the conference,
companies learnt about how they could embrace both
business and technology transformation to expand their
business and reach more customers nationally and
globally. The conference highlighted the business
opportunities on the horizon and what organisations
could do to leverage them. It was attended by 140
delegates.
NASSCOM also rolled out its annual Emerge 50 Awards,

which spotlighted the top 50 high-potential emerging
companies that were redefining the benchmarks of
excellence for the IT industry. The winners of the Emerge
League of 10 were felicitated with Certificates during a
pre-conference dinner held on October 28, 2013.
NASSCOM Infrastructure Management Services Summit

NASSCOM Game Developers Conference
NASSCOMs Infrastructure Management Summit was
held in Bengaluru from August 21-22, 2013. The theme of
the summit was Future Forward: Strategies for the nextgen enterprises. Discussions at the conclave were
centred around the growth and opportunities in the field
of enterprise IT in India. More than 30 speakers and 250
delegates from 30 key industries attended the
conference.
The 5th edition of the NASSCOM Game Developers

Conference was held In Pune from November 15-16,
2013. The conference brought together over 1,000
delegates including industry thought gurus, CEOs of
leading studios, game developers and game enthusiasts.
More than 30 games were showcased at the conclave.
NASSCOM rolled out the first edition of its Gaming Forum
Awards which recognised the frontrunners within the
games development domain in India.
NASSCOMs Emergeout ConclaveDelhi

The EmergeoutConclave was held in Delhi on August 27,
2013 on the theme Indian Technopreneur: Coming of
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INDUSTRY COUNCILS
Analytics Special Interest Group
IT SERVICES
To address the growing business opportunities in the

Analytics and Big Data space, NASSCOM announced the
formation of the Analytics Special Interest Group. The
group is constituted by thought leaders from the industry,
academia and government. The announcement was
made at the NASSCOM Big Data and Analytics Summit in
Hyderabad, held in July, 2013. The group will suggest
growth strategies that will enable India to emerge as the
Analytics hub for the world. It will also suggest ways in
which skills can be developed for this space.
NASSCOM IT Services Council

The NASSCOM IT Services Council will help to develop the
Indian IT Services industry as a leader in creating value for
customers worldwide. The key focus areas of the council
are to:
Reposition India from a cost competitive offshore
destination to a transformational business value partner
Build strong capabilities to address varying customer
expectations and environmental challenges
Provide a platform to enable Indian IT service providers
scale into globalised players
Sustain and scale best-in-class global delivery maturity
Identify growth driversemerging geographies,
verticals and technologies
BPM industry in Tier 2/3 cities

NASSCOM is actively working with various state
governments to augment Rural BPO. This ties in with the
objective of state governments to leverage BPM for
generating rural employment. NASSCOM has been in
talks with various BPM firms to understand the
infrastructure challenges they face in rural areas. It is also
examining the government policies which are deterring
firms from operating in tier 2/3 cities.
BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT (BPM)

NASSCOM BPM Council
Focus on Womens Security
The NASSCOM BPM council was established with the aim

of drawing representatives from various industry subverticals. The BPM Council will build a foundation around
three core areas that will lay emphasis on:
Strengthening the current BPM eco-system
Build Centres of Excellence
Position India as a preferred destination for BPM services
and solutions
NASSCOM has been conducting several sessions for

member organisations and other stakeholders, regarding
the sharing of best practices on womens safety. The aim
has been to help organisations re-enforce a secure work
environment conducive for women employees. The
month of February, 2013 was identified as the Womens
Safety month and workshops on Women Safety were
held across locations.
The council will lead the industry-government initiative

aimed at introducing Business Process Management into
the curriculum at the school, college or university level.
The council will interface with other agencies and work to
develop the industrys capability in the area of spoken
skills through high school/undergraduate programmes.
GLOBAL IN-HOUSE CENTRES (GICS)

NASSCOM GIC Council
The GIC Council was established with a view to drawing
representatives from various industry sub verticals. The
mission council will enable GICs to provide enduring
value to their parent enterprises through increased
collaboration, research and thought leadership. The
council will focus on:
Delivering enduring value to stakeholders Position the
ransformational work and value created that will lead
to business impact
Providing thought Leadership
Creating a collaborative eco-systembuild a
conducive eco-system to encourage innovation and
growth by sharing best practices
Study on the Perception of the BPM Industry

The NASSCOMNeilson study on the perception about
the BPM industry helped to understand the factors that
were attracting people to join the sector and the stimuli in
the BPM employment lifecycle. The findings of the study
was shared at the BPM Strategy Summit held in Gurgaon
during September, 2013.
Occupational Standards to address skill issues in the BPM
sector
With the aim to provide the BPM industry with a strong
pipeline of qualified and trained talent, the Sector Skill
Council (SSC) NASSCOM launched the first-ever
Occupational Standards guidelines at the BPM Strategy
Summit held in Gurgaon in September, 2013. The
Occupational standards will pave the way for students,
the industry, and academia to leverage the opportunities
available and come together to contribute to the growth
of the industry. Once widely followed, the standards will
help companies clearly define competency levels,
reduce training budgets and ensure ease in hiring.
Leadership Series for GICs

A Leadership Series of workshops for GICs, an initiative by
the GIC Council, was rolled out across locations in the
country. Through these workshops NASSCOM has been
showcasing the best practices followed by GICs.
GIC Chapters
GIC chapters have been set up in Bengaluru, Chennai,
Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune. Each
Chapter has a Chairperson who drives engagement
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among members, structures the common challenges to

be addressed and takes care of other local operational
problems.
products which are enjoying robust sales traction and are

establishing category/IP leadership in both domestic and
international markets. The NASSCOM Product Council will
focus on a six pillar engagement approach to enhance
branding, market access, benchmarking, corporate
connect, product design and development for product
companies in India.
ENGINEERING SERVICES
NASSCOM Engineering Council
NASSCOM also has its Regional Product Council for the

Northern, Eastern and Western regions of the country. The
regional chapters will collaborate on a common agenda
to help innovate, nurture, and accelerate the growth of
the Indian software product eco-system.
The Engineering Council aims to build India into a global

and competitive engineering destination in the coming
years. The Engineering Council is building a foundation
around three core areas that will lay emphasis on:
Centres of Excellence: It will build industry led CoEs in
identified core Engineering disciplines
Eco-system: It will enable Indian companies, MNCs, and
SMBs to achieve global competitiveness and selfreliance
New Market: It will develop the Indian ER&D brand, and
help open up newer geographies
Product Excellence Framework

NASSCOM has partnered with Frost & Sullivan to build a
Product Excellence Framework that will benchmark
Indian software products across defined categories. This
will enable access to market insights, competitive
positioning and case studies that can be shared with
customers for adoption of Indian software products. The
report on Analytics titled IndiaA Hub for Analytics
Products: Analytics Product Excellence Matrix, has been
released, presenting several interesting trends about the
Indian analytics product market.
Special Interest Groups

As a part of the Engineering Council, NASSCOM has
created Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to expand the
engagement of Engineering and Design companies in
activities of the council. The aim is to encourage the
sharing of best practices among members to address
common challenges. The vision for these SIGs is to build a
synergy in thought processes among various stakeholders
of the Engineering and Design industry and help India to
become a leading supplier of engineering solutions to
global companies. The four SIGs that have been formed
are: Automotive, Aerospace, Construction and Heavy
Engineering and Telecom.
The Orbit Shift Programme

The Programme is an attempt to provide a platform to
help companies either at inflection point or desirous of
expansion or mired in a stagnant situation, to bring about
a radical shift in their functioning. It is at this critical
juncture that entrepreneurs find themselves stretched
and isolated. Shifting only a few levers may bring about a
sweeping change. NASSCOMs Orbit Shift Programme
aids entrepreneurs in doing exactly this.
Working Group for Heavy Engineering

NASSCOM has formed a joint working group with the
Indian Construction Equipment Manufactures'
Association (ICEMA) for Construction and Heavy
Engineering (C&HE). The joint working group will
consolidate ongoing efforts in both the organisations to
build and execute a roadmap for product innovation,
engineering talent development and standards
definition.
Technology/Knowledge Worker Health Plan

NASSCOM had entered into a Memorandum of
Understanding with the Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. to
introduce a common health insurance programme
called the Technology/Knowledge Worker Health Plan,
for its members. The key objective of the programme is to
provide a comprehensive, flexible and affordable health
insurance cover for employees of the IT sector. The plan is
aimed in particular at small and medium companies,
bringing technology into the domain of health insurance
management. More than 120 companies have signed up
for this plan covering more than 40,000 employees. This
has helped NASSCOM members achieve up to 30
percent savings in premium.
Engineering Research and Development (ER&D)

Conference
With a view to spread awareness and increase
engagement with the Engineering and Design
community, a conference was held in Chennai on August
7, 2013. Focused around the 'Accelerating growth
through collaborative innovation', the conclave brought
together some of the best minds in the business to share
perspectives. It drew participation from more than 100
delegates.
IP4Biz
IP4Biz is a showcase platform for Made-in-India Software
Products that are designed for enterprise users. Multiple
showcase sessions have been conducted during the
year, at multiple locations with a focused agenda of
raising the level of awareness of Made-in-India software
products in the minds of Enterprise IT Buyers. The objective
is also to help them become preferred vendors for new IT
spends as they are based in India.
PRODUCTS
NASSCOM Product Council
The Product Council has been formed to establish the
Indian software product eco-system as a world-class
source of high value, innovative, next-generation
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of India in partnership with NASSCOM has been

organising a series of Regional Consultation Workshops
since September, 2010 for all States and Union Territories.
These workshops are being held under the banner of
Citizen-Centric e-GovernmentSetting the Priorities for
the Decade Ahead. The state-level workshops were held
in seven locations in 2013, including Thiruvananthapuram,
Bhubaneshwar, Panaji, Agartala, Nagpur, Itanagar and
Mumbai. In all 50 workshops will be organised, of which 28
have already been held.
NASSCOM Emerge 50 Awards

NASSCOMs Emerge 50 Awards programme annually
identifies, showcases and supports top 50 high-potential
emerging companies that are redefining the
benchmarks of excellence for the IT industry. The
companies were showcased at the Product Conclave
held in Bengaluru during November, 2013.
All India App Fame ContestBuilding Apps for Women
security
The objective of these workshops is to bring senior

decision makers and stakeholders of the National egovernance Programme, state government leadership,
e-Governance consultants, technology partners,
implementing agencies and e-governance heads to a
common discussion platform. The state-level workshops
have created a platform for a deeper dialogue and
helped showcase best practices and solutions that help
accelerate e-governance adoption in the country.
In order to leverage technology and encourage the

development of technology-enabled solutions not only
for the industry but for society at large, NASSCOM had
announced the All India App Fame ContestBuilding
Apps for Women security, in March, 2013. Corporates,
developers and students were encouraged to build
technology applications for womens safety. Of the
several applications received, 10 best Apps, filtered out
by a group of jury members, were showcased at a special
event in Delhi. Dr. Kiran Bedi, Retired Indian Police Service
Officer, felicitated the companies that had developed
these winning apps.
Partnering with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) on

solutions for Open Data
The Government of India had announced the National
Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) in 2012 for
making government data available in the open domain.
The objective of this policy is to release data in an open
format which is free-to-use, reuse and redistribute. The
initiative is driven by the National Informatics Centre
(NIC). NASSCOM partnered with NIC to drive apps
development around these datasets. Thus, NIC and
NASSCOM began a joint initiative to create awareness
about the Open Data initiative in India, encourage
innovative ideas and engage start-ups and the
developer community to build an Open Data ecosystem.
Launch of the Aadhaar Diffusion Project

The NASSCOM Product Council announced the launch of
the Aadhaar Diffusion Project on the sidelines of the
NASSCOM Product Conclave. The Aadhaar Diffusion
Project, a unique effort being rolled out in collaboration
with UIDAI, is expected to accelerate the development of
applications and services that leverage the Aadhaar
identity infrastructure. The vision is to create a vibrant
technology eco-system that will bring together key
stakeholders and build on the identity infrastructure.
DOMESTIC IT
NASSCOM hosted four Open Data Meets in the National

Capital Region (NCR) and Bengaluru to build awareness
about the third-party solutions that could be developed
on Open Data.
The India IT Innovation Awards

The India IT Innovation Awards was a culmination of the
India 3.0Powered by Technology initiative, where
NASSCOM collaborated with CNBC-TV18 to explore and
understand how technology wasredefining inclusion,
economic growth and innovation. India 3.0s aim was to
drive the inclusive technology agenda in the country and
recognise the power of technology in India. It spotlighted
not only how IT could drive the growth engine of India, but
also how it could benefit society. The initiative spanned 10
on-air episodes, showcasing the transformation brought
in by IT across various verticals including Public Services,
Healthcare and Education.
It worked on a joint programme with the National

Informatics Centre (NIC) to evangelise the Open Data
Platform. An Open Data Apps Challenge was hosted by
NASSCOM on August 8, 2013 in Delhi. The Minister of
Communication and Information Technology and Law
and Justice, Kapil Sibal inaugurated the event. He
launched Data Portal India and declared open the
Open Data Apps Challenge. The challenge invited
entrepreneurs, innovators, start-ups, developers, civil
society and the IT industry to create unique and useful
apps for different platforms and devices ranging from
Mobiles/Tablets, the Web, SMS to voice-based
applications using Open Government data. The event
was attended by more than 200 delegates.
The Awards felicitated enterprises for innovation, thought

leadership and excellence in adoption of IT to achieve
strategic goals and objectives. The awards function was
held on February 20, 2013 in Mumbai. The award winners
were felicitated by ArunMaira, Member, Planning
Commission, Government of India. It was attended by
senior IT industry leaders.
Government of Indias Cloud Initiative

To harness the benefits of the Cloud, the Department of
Electronics and IT (DeitY), Government of India had
embarked on an initiativeGI Cloud, also christened
Meghraj. The focus of the initiative was to enable
governments (both at the Centre and States) to leverage
cloud computing for effective delivery of e-services.
Regional Consultation Workshops

The Department of Information Technology, Government
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NASSCOM had worked very closely with the GI Cloud Task

Force of DeitY, in the creation of the following reports:
GI Cloud Strategic Direction Paper
GI Cloud Adoption and Implementation Roadmap
companies.
Applications invited for Funding and Acceleration
Applications were invited from technology start-ups
across the country for Angel Funding and a national
Acceleration Programme. 4,000 applications were
received for funding and acceleration from 85 cities in
India, of which 332 ventures were shortlisted. The
shortlisted start-ups made pitches to more than 50
accelerators, angel investors/investor networks and VCs
in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kolkata.
INTERNET and MOBILE

The Internet and Mobile Council focused on the issues of
Online payments and FDI in e-Commerce.
Online Payments
Continuing its efforts to streamline the online payment
environment, NASSCOM set up a NASSCOM-IBTC (Indian
Banks Technology Consortium) working group to deal
with the issue. The group, constituted by e-commerce
merchants, leading banks, payment aggregators,
suggested ways to improve the customer experience
related to online payments. It additionally analysed the
processes and transaction data of online payments to
identify the hurdles and suggest the best way forward.
Partnering with the Government of Karnataka to

inaugurate the first co-working facility in BengaluruStartup Warehouse
As part of the 10,000 Start-ups initiative, NASSCOM
inaugurated its first Start-up Warehouse in Bengaluru on
August 10, 2013 with the support of the Government of
Karnataka. The Start-up Warehouse has been introduced
to create a micro-eco-system where early stage start-up
founders can work together and share their learnings and
best practices with each other. The start-up warehouse
will identify a central, well-connected, plug-and-play
working space and offer it to start-ups for the first six
months of their operations. It will be visited frequently by
mentors and the investor network who will provide oneon-one guidance to start-ups based at the warehouse.
Recommendations on policy framework for FDI in eCommerce

Recognising that e-commerce holds out immense
business opportunities for the start-up eco-system in India,
NASSCOM has been actively engaging with the
government to evolve a policy concerning Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) in e-commerce. The aim has been to
create a policy that encourages smaller technology
players to foray the market.
Online Learning Centre to facilitate knowledge sharing

A dynamic online learning centre was created that
features videos, articles and blogs by successful
entrepreneurs, angel investors, industry leaders, mentors
and domain experts.
Following detailed interactions with various stakeholders,

including member organisations, NASSCOM made
recommendations on an FDI policy with a simple
framework that would drive investments and expansions
in B2C e-commerce. NASSCOM had submitted the
recommendations to the Department of Industrial Policy
and Promotion (DIPP), Ministry of Commerce and
Industry, Government of India.
Programme entered second phase with a renewed focus

on boosting entrepreneurship
The second phase of the 10,000 Start-ups programme was
launched to further boost the entrepreneurial landscape
in India. Applications were invited from technology startups across the country for funding, acceleration,
mentoring and enterprise connects.
THE 10,000 START-UPS PROGRAMME

Launch of the 10,000 start-upsProgramme
Looking ahead, the Programme outlined new focus areas

to further scale existing start-up support communities and
entrepreneurial capability in India. While one stream
focused on providing opportunities to convert ideas into
prototypes and shared preliminary industry feedback, the
other focused on functional areas like product
development, go-to-market strategies, talent acquisition
and industry connects.
While NASSCOM has been running entrepreneurial

activities in the past, through the 10,000 start-ups
programme it sought to involve all the stakeholdersfrom
venture capitalists to product companiesto foster the
start-up eco-system. The 10,000 Start-ups programme is
aimed at incubating, funding and supporting 10,000
technology start-ups in India over the next ten years. The
Indian Angel Network is a partner in the programme,
which is also being; supported by Google, Microsoft,
Verisign and Zinnov (the consulting partner).
IT-ITES SECTOR SKILLS COUNCIL

Occupational Analysis Reports Released
The 10,000 start-ups programme was launched on

March 20, 2013 in Delhi in the presence of Eric Schmidt,
Executive Chairman, Google. The launch featured the
unveiling of the 10,000 start-up logo, a presentation by the
President of NASSCOM, a discussion with programme
partners and a conversation between Eric Schmidt and
the founders of four Indian technology start-up
NASSCOMs IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council (SSC) launched

four IT-BPM Occupational Analysis Reports on IT Services,
BPM, ER&D and Software Product Development. The
reports aim to standardise and streamline the process for
hiring and training talent and will help the sector build
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rightly-skilled, high-quality, job-ready and employable

manpower. From a workforce development perspective,
these new industry standards cover knowledge,
competence and proficiency.
Global Business Foundation Skills (GBFS). While the FSIT

aims to develop basic skills in IT, GBFS has been
specifically designed to meet the needs of the BPO/KPO
and the LPO industries. NIIT will leverage its on-campus
delivery modelNIIT Careers@Campus--to enhance the
employability of engineering graduates in particular, and
all graduates in general.
The four reports are the first step in the creation of

Occupational Standards (OS), which specify the
parameters of performance that individuals must
achieve when carrying out a function in the workplace.
The reports were launched in New Delhi in the presence of
Shashi Tharoor, Minister of State for Human Resource
Development, Government of India; Som Mittal, former
President, NASSCOM; and R. Chandrasekaran, Vice
Chairman, NASSCOM and Executive Vice Chairman,
Cognizant Technology Solutions.
The training programme has been designed by

NASSCOM SSC and the achievement levels certified
through the NAC and NAC-Tech assessments. NASSCOM
SSC and NIIT will train over one lakh students over three
years, starting with 30,000 students in the first year.
THE NATIONAL SKILLS REGISTRY (NSR)
FSIPD (Foundation Skills in Integrated Product

Development) programme launched
The National Skills Registry (NSR), an important initiative

spearheaded by NASSCOM, aims to enhance the
security of processes, operations and systems from the
perspective of employees, and standardising
background check practices. NSR is governed by a
Steering Committee constituted by 15 industry
representatives. NSR has been widely accepted by the
industry and employees alike. Over 130 companies,
accounting for around 70 percent of the IT-BPM
workforce, have subscribed to the NSR. It has 14.5 lakh
web registrations and 9.5 lakh biometric registrations.
Committed to helping India skill over 500 million people by

2020, the NASSCOM Sector Skills Council, launched the
Foundation Skills in Integrated Product Development
(FSIPD) programme. The aim of the programme is to
develop professionals who possess skills that are relevant,
in sync with industry needs and improve their
employability within the engineering and design industry.
The curriculum of the course has been developed by
NASSCOM in partnership with member organisations
active in the Engineering and R&D (ER&D) space.
Streamlining the Recruitment Process
MoU with National Programme on Technology Enhanced

Learning (NPTEL) penned
To check the malpractices of fake offer letters, fake

testimonials and fake resumes, a working group has been
formed to streamline the recruitment process.
On September 3, 2013 NASSCOMs Sector Skills Council

(SSC), signed an MoU with NPTEL. NPTEL is a joint initiative
by seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT Bombay,
Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras and
Roorkee) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc)
Bangalore, under the Ministry of Human Resources
Development (MHRD). Its goal is to create and
disseminate high-quality online course content for
learning.
NSR for Educational Institutions

One of the growing requirements of global customers is to
verify the academic credentials of the candidates joining
the IT-BPM workforce. There is also a need for early
verification of on-campus or off-campus students through
simplified and systematic processes and the right
technology, prior to on boarding. The industry requires
biometric profiling of students from the base source, at a
subsidised cost of delivery. This will enable the sector to
create a central database of potential hires with
credentials. The campus campaign will further help in
encouraging student participation and enrolment and
capturing the biometric profiling of the job aspirants at
the source level.
The objective of this memorandum is to establish a

mechanism for cooperation between NASSCOM SSC
and NPTEL for deploying open courses and online
certifications. The main advantages of online courses and
certifications are scalability, reach and wide impact.
NASSCOM SSC and NPTEL will therefore develop and
deliver learning material using the Massive Open Online
Courses (MOOCs) model. The MOOCs will be followed by
an in-person proctored online exam for providing
certified scores that can be used reliably in recruitment by
the industry and other relevant stakeholders.
THE DATA SECURITY COUNCIL OF INDIA (DSCI)

Data Privacy Day 2013
NASSCOM and NIIT partner to enhance skill development

and quality capacity of graduates
DSCI celebrated International Data Privacy Day on

January 28, 2013, spreading spread privacy awareness
and focusing on the need for organisations to implement
privacy programmes to protect the personal data of
citizens and consumers. On the occasion, DSCI Chapters
also conducted meetings to create awareness on Data
Privacy.
On January 4, 2013 the NASSCOM Sector Skills Council

signed a MoU for three years with leading talent
development organisation NIIT to offer enhanced
training programmes to students through its training
campuses all across the country. The strategic alliance
will offer first-of-its-kind training programmes that have
been designed, developed and endorsed by the industry
through two initiativesFoundation Skills in IT (FSIT) and
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security requirements of the smart grid in the Indian

context, propose a risk assessment framework to
evaluate each smart grid component throughout its
lifecycle, develop a cybersecurity framework and
checklist useful for utilities, propose risk mitigation
measures and suggest regulatory and policy measures for
security and privacy issues.
Cyber Safety Month

Cyber Safety Month was celebrated in Mumbai under the
leadership of NASSCOMDSCI and the Mumbai Police in
January, 2013. The initiative was rolled out by R.R. Patil, the
Home Minister of Maharashtra and Amitabh Bachchan,
actor, on January 5, 2013 during the Mumbai Polices
Annual Event 'Umang'. It drew participation from the
industry, government, law enforcement agencies, the
judiciary, and film fraternity.
Internet Safety Campaign

DSCI, in association with Facebook, Google, Kaspersky
and Microsoft launched the Indian edition of the Internet
Safety Campaign-- Stop. Think. Connecton February 5,
2014. The campaign was aimed at helping all digital
citizens stay safer and more secure online. Its key them
was Stop (assess and consider), Think (apply thought) and
then Connect (after due diligence). The campaign was
released on the radio, with awareness messages being
aired in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata. It was
augmented with several on-the-ground activities
including a street play competition and poster making,
which drew participation from 26 colleges and over 1000
young spectators in these cities.
During the month, the programme spread awareness

across different target groups of society through a mobile
application, publications for parents, social media
highlighting cybercrimes, cyber security games, posters
on cyber safety, the train the trainer programme and the
broadcast of a one-minute film at theatres across
Mumbai. As a part of the programme several trainings
were also conducted by DSCI.
JWG on Cyber Security: Recommendation to establish
Information Sharing and Analysis Centres (ISAC) in critical
sectors
MoU signed with GISFI
The Joint Working Group (JWG) on cyber security is

looking at implementing the recommendations of the
JWG report'Engagement with Private Sector on Cyber
Security'. The JWG was set up by the NSA, which
formulated three sub-groups to work in the areas of
testing and certification, vulnerabilities in critical
information infrastructure and Centres of Excellence. The
CEO of DSCI was appointed the chair for the sub-group
on vulnerabilities in critical information infrastructure. DSCI
held several rounds of discussions and came out with a
report that emphasised the need for establishing
Information Sharing and Analysis Centres (ISAC) in critical
sectors. It also suggested a detailed framework for
establishing these ISACs. The recommendations of the
report were presented at the second meeting of the JWG
held in March, 2013.
DSCI and the Global ICT Standardisation Forum for India

(GISFI), an Indian standardisation body in the area of
Information and Communication Technologies, signed
an MoU during 2013. The two organisations came
together to work on the standardisation of Security Testing
and Certification of ICT equipment and services and
collaborate in the area of privacy.
Security Working Group provides guidance to Indian
Banks on cloud computing
DSCI is a member of the Security Working Group (WG)
created by The Open Group, a global consortium that
enables the achievement of business objectives through
IT standards. The Security WG has been established to
guide Indian Banks in the movement of their workloads to
the Cloud. It analyses the top banking workloads, their
characteristics and provides guidance regarding the
selection of suitable partners for Cloud services.
Contribution in the WG setup by DeitY on Cloud policy

During 2013, DSCI contributed to the Working Group (WG)
set up by the Department of Electronics and Information
Technology (DeitY), to offer recommendations on the
country's Cloud policy. The WG identified the security,
privacy and jurisdictional issues that were creating
hurdles in the path of Cloud adoption. It constituted a
separate sub-group to work on these issues and
recommend appropriate policy solutions. DSCI remained
an active contributor to this sub-group. The subgroup has
finalised its recommendations, which aim to solve the
jurisdictional issues related to Cloud services, legal access
to data on the Cloud, etc.
Launch of 'DSCI Lead Assessor for Privacy' Training and

Certification Programme
DSCI launched a special programme to help assessors
understand the practical aspects of privacy
implementation.
Release of the Cybercrime Investigation Handbook
DSCI released a Cybercrime Investigation Handbook for
Police officers, to act as a first responder guide in seizure
of digital evidence. The guide has been designed to assist
investigating officers in their day-to-day work and help
them provide practical guidance on legal provisions of
cybercrime including the security of digital evidence, its
transportation for examination and presentation in the
court of law.
WG on Cyber Security under the India Smart Grid Forum

The India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF) has been established as
a PPP initiative of the Ministry of Power for Grid
modernisation and accelerated development and
deployment of Smart Grid Technologies in the Indian
power sector. DSCI has joined the ISGF as a member of
the WG on cyber security which also includes members
from regulators, utility companies and solution providers.
The objectives of the WG is to understand the cyber
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Engagement with NSCS on Cyber Security
NASSCOM-DSCI Information Security Summit
Study of ICANN and recommendations on

strengthening Indias involvement
The 8th edition of the Information Security summit was

organised in Delhi between December 10-12, 2013. The
summit, one of the biggest annual events on information
security, witnessed participation of over 500 leaders and
experts from the security community. The summit covered
the trends shaping the security and privacy landscape.
Over 100 prominent speakers shared their thoughts and
experiences on various policy and technology issues.
DSCI prepared a position paper for NSCS (National

Security Council Secretariat) on ICANN's (Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers)
operations and its organisational structure. ICANN is
governed by US laws, and is accountable to the US
government only, even though it operates the global
DNS system and formulates policies copyright issues,
privacy issues, cyber security etc., for Internet
governance. The paper highlights India's current
representation in ICANN and provides
recommendations on strengthening the countrys
involvement through enhanced participation in various
ICANN committees and groups
DSCI Excellence Awards

The DSCI Excellence Awards ceremony was held on the
sidelines of the Information Security Summit. Through the
Excellence Awards, DSCI honours organisations and
individuals who have implemented robust, effective and
resilient security programmes. It also recognises law
enforcement agencies for exemplary efforts in capacity
building and cybercrime investigations. Both the
corporate and law-enforcement awards were presented
together. G.K. Pillai, Former Home Secretary, Government
of India felicitated the winners in the presence of Som
Mittal, former President, NASSCOM and Kamlesh Bajaj,
CEO, DSCI.
Study of export of security products and services by

Indian companies
DSCI conducted a study that focused on
understanding and analysing the current state of the
eco-system of security companies in the country. The
study has identified opportunities for expansion of
security services and product companies and outlined
the current challenges faced by them while serving
global clients. The study was presented to NSCS in 2013.
NASSCOM FOUNDATION (NF)

NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours (NSIH)
DSCI Best Practices Meet

The NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours (NSIH) initiative
recognises the spirit of innovation among diverse
stakeholders: entrepreneurs in social businesses,
government departments, individuals and not-for profit
organisations. The 2013 edition of the NSIH applauded an
interesting array of projects on the mobile and Cloud
platforms. The winners of the NSIH 2013 were felicitated
during the inaugural session at the NASSCOM India
Leadership Forum on February 13, 2013 in Mumbai.
DSCI held its fifth Best Practices Meet, focused on forward

leaning strategies for cyber security, on July 12, 2013 in
Chennai. The meet drew over 200 senior industry and
government security professionals, who participated in
thought-provoking debates on various aspects of cyber
security. The meet featured panel discussions on several
topical subjects, including National Cyber Security
through Public-Private Partnerships, Cyber Health, Cyber
Defense, Demystifying Cyber Attacks, Security
Automation and Intelligence, Defending Application
Innovations, etc.
NASSCOM Knowledge Network

The NASSCOM Knowledge Network (NKN) is a network of
telecentres that provides underserved communities in
rural and urban areas with access to knowledge and
information in education, health, employment and
entrepreneurship. NKN is working with the Government of
Indias Common Services Centres (CSCs)Special
Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to add 21 Digital Knowledge
Centres into the platform. This partnership will
complement the Department of Electronics and
Information Technologys (DeitY) plan to provide ICT
services in communities where the National Optical Fibre
Network (NOFN) is being expanded.
Industry consultations on the National Information

Security Policy
DSCI continued to engage with the Ministry of Home
Affairs (MHA) on the development of a National
Information Security Policy. It organised a workshop in
association with the MHA seeking views, inputs and
recommendations from industry representatives that
could help refine the draft guidelines of the policy.
ISO SC27 Meetings
DSCI represents India through BIS at the ISO SC27
meetings where development of international standards
in security and privacy is undertaken through five working
groups. DSCI has been attending these meetings since
October, 2012 and is contributing to the development of
standards especially those related to privacy, supplier
relationships and cloud computing, DSCI is encouraging
the participation of the Indian industry in the standards
development process at ISO. India has proposed to host
the SC27 meetings in October, 2015.
Disability Initiative
NASSCOM Foundations Disability Initiative works with
NASSCOM member companies to create job
opportunities and career paths for Persons with Disabilities
and to develop and disseminate assistive tools and
technologies. The Foundation also engages with local
and national government bodies to impact policies
related to Persons with Disabilities and empowers NGOs
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and training and educational institutes to impart

employment skills relevant to the IT-BPM industry. In 2013,
Job Fairs and Career Counseling Sessions for Persons with
Disabilities were organised across the country.
corporate volunteers in both strategic and traditional

volunteering.
Skills Initiative
The NASSCOM Foundation is working to increase longterm employment in the BPM sector for those with limited
opportunitieswhat is being termed as Impact Sourcing
(IS). IS refers to an array of BPM initiatives including rural
BPMs, mainstream players hiring excluded populations,
and specialised BPMs for particularly vulnerable
communities like the disabled.
A draft proposal has been submitted by the
Foundation to the Karnataka IT Department to
redesign the Rural BPO scheme: subsiding certain
operational costs for scaling up; encouraging local eGovernment work go to Rural BPOs and subsidising
training costs.
Impact Sourcing
NASSCOM Foundation aims to facilitate employment in

underserved communities by providing access to
technology (hardware and software) and curriculum
content (BPM, Animation and IT) through its NGO
partners. The Foundation also works with member
companies and NGOs to place the skilled candidates.
In todays world where digital literacy has almost become
a precursor to literacy, the Foundation leads the National
Digital Literacy Mission (NDLM). It is an industry-wide
initiative that aims at making at least one person in every
family, digitally literate. The Foundation believes that
imparting digital skills will enhance employability, access
and utilisation of services.
The Impact Sourcing programme has generated

interest among global stakeholders through thought
leadership. The Foundation has been invited to help
draft the Rockefeller Foundations seven year strategy
for a USD 97 million fund for the creation of digital jobs.
ConnectIT
Keeping in mind the huge gap in the total number of
NGOs and local government officers in India and those
who access and use ICTs, NASSCOM Foundation has
initiated the ConnectIT programme. Under the
programme, capacity building workshops are
conducted for NGOs and government officers, that
enable them to acquire IT skills and increase their
efficiency and productivity.
NASSCOM Foundation rolls out Business Responsibility

Forums to create greater inclusion
NASSCOM Foundation (NF) has set up Business
Responsibility Forums, which are regional networks that
engage with IT-BPM organisations and Corporate
Foundations. The forums provide a platform for the
industry to work on collaborative projects and contribute
to the formulation and revision of policies on responsible
business practices. In the first phase, these forums have
been rolled out in Mumbai, Bengaluru and the NCR
region.
BiG Tech
The BigTech programme, launched in August, 2007, is a
technology philanthropy initiative that facilitates easier
access to technology for NGOs by encouraging
technology companies to donate their products and
services. It helps NGOs reduce their ICT costs, while
simultaneously scaling up their operations. It also enables
them to become more efficient by providing them
access to software donated by NASSCOMs partners.
Partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

NASSCOM Foundation is partnering with the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation for the project Public Library
Development in India: Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The
project intends to create sustainable and scalable
models of public libraries that are aligned to the
changing perceptions, needs and demands of the
communities it operates in. Apart from providing free
public access to libraries, the project will also look at how
free access to the Internet and ICT-based services can
become an integral part of the transformation of the
library space.
BiG Bridge
The BiG Bridge programme, launched in April 2009, aims
to provide non-profits access to refurbished computers
with licensed software and value-added content. It gives
a longer life to computers, reducing e-waste and
providing viable alternatives to capital starved nonprofits. This in turn helps NGOs leverage technology to
expand their operations in areas of education,
employability, health and entrepreneurship.
REGIONAL ACTIVITIES
MyKartavya
EASTERN REGION
The MyKartavya programme connects the industry and

its people to a wide range of volunteering opportunities. It
also enables the sector to manage and evaluate its
volunteering efforts. The programme promotes strategic
volunteering to build the capacity of NGO professionals,
underserved communities and employees of member
companies. NASSCOM Foundation is participating in a
taskforce for the India@75 initiative, conceptualised by
the late Professor C.K. Prahalad, which will engage
KOLKATA
Technology Club Meetings
The Technology Club is a platform where members
contribute towards the overall development of a healthy
IT eco-system in the eastern region of the country and
enable emerging companies to excel nationally as well
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as globally. Inaugurated in May, 2013, the Club has been

holding monthly meetings throughout the year, discussing
business priorities, new opportunities, HR matters,
compliance issues, strategic plans, and growth paths,
etc.
engineering colleges in Gujarat were also recognised

and felicitated on the occasion.
JAIPUR
Session on Digital AnalyticsThe next big wave
Workshop on Information Security

A workshop was organised for member companies in
Jaipur on July 16, 2013 in association with TiE (The Indus
Entrepreneurs) on Digital Analytics. The session
deliberated on the possibility of implementing
technology in tier-2 cities which can help the domestic
market to grow and come up with more accurate reports
and insights. The key findings of the NASSCOM research
report on Marketing Analytics- An opportunity for India to
Lead, was also shared with attendees.
The workshop on Information Security was conducted in

collaboration with DSCI on June 11, 2013. It focused on
addressing issues related to cyber threats facing SMEs,
case studies, sections of the Indian IT Act, the Information
Security Management System (ISMS), the ISO 270001 and
best practice guidelines.
EMERGE Workshop
A one-day workshop was held on July 25, 2013 on Scaling
Your Business 5X. The workshop was conducted by
Anand Deshpande, Chairman and MD, Persistent
Systems and Ashok Korwar, Management Consultant.
The workshop had seven interactive sessions which
helped the participants to think beyond constraints,
identify biases and understand the crucial elements to
Scale up. The workshop also threw light on the important
areas that start-ups and emerging companies needed to
work on. It drew participation from 60 delegates.
Workshop on HRAdmin sensitisation

The specially designed workshop for Admin, Facility,
Transport and HR heads was held on July 18, 2013. Case
studies were shared by a few companies on how they
had effectively used public transport and drastically
reduced their fleet size. The delegates agreed that in
order to scale up the use of public transport among
employees and citizens, enablers like last mile
connectivity, pedestrian and non-motorised transport
friendly infrastructure including safe and convenient road
crossings was required. The workshop drew participation
from over 90 delegates.
WESTERN REGION
AHMEDABAD
MUMBAI
Start-up 20/20
Inauguration of the Social Media Lab
The Start-up 20/20 programme aims to support budding

entrepreneurs within the IT domain. NASSCOM, in
association with the Gujarat Technological University and
the Dewang Mehta Foundation Trust, organised Start-up
20/20 from May 3-5, 2013, in Ahmedabad. A select
league of entrepreneurs from across India met over a
three-day Hackathon at the Indian Institute of
Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA). The programme
received an overwhelming responseover 175
applications from 14 cities of India as well as applications
from Singapore and Canada. Member companies and
academia were present at the event as mentors. The final
demo day saw 15 teams present their start-up plans. Five
among these were selected by the jury as the winners. On
the sidelines of the programme, NASSCOM also signed an
MoU with the Centre for Innovation, Incubation and
Entrepreneurship (CIIE), IIM Ahmedabad, to support the
creation of a vibrant eco-system that will foster
technology entrepreneurship in India.
The Social Media Lab was inaugurated by Dr. Satya Pal

Singh, Commissioner of Police, Mumbai and Abhishek
Bachchan, actor, on March 16, 2013. The project,
supported by NASSCOM and the DSCI, was rolled out in
partnership with the Reliance Foundation. The goal of the
Mumbai Police is to gather all available knowledge on
issues related to governance and public order on the
web and use it to provide better and improved safety and
security to the citizens of Mumbai. The bridging of services
will be attempted through this lab.
ReTechCon 2013
The ninth edition of the annual ReTechCon (Retail
Technology Conclave) was held under the aegis of RAI
(the Retail Association of India), in partnership with
NASSCOM on June 6-7, 2013. ReTechCon is Indias
biggest and fastest growing IT in Retail conclave, and has
made its mark as a platform for business to meet
technology. The theme of the conclave was Retail
2.0Engage, Empower, Evolve.
Dewang Mehta Memorial Lecture 2013

NASSCOM hosted the fifth edition of the Dewang Mehta
Memorial Lecture on August 6, 2013 in Ahmedabad. The
lecture was delivered by Ashok Soota, Executive
Chairman, Happiest Minds. The ceremony also included
the presentation of the Dewang Mehta IT Awards. This
year, the Dewang Mehta Foundation received over 95
project entries from engineering students across colleges
in Gujarat. Three projects were selected by an eminent
jury for the Dewang Mehta IT Awards. The toppers of the
NASSCOMs IP4Biz initiative was showcased at the

conclave. Small technology companies focusing on
retail, who had ready-to-ship products aimed at Indian
retailers, demonstrated their offerings in a separately
earmarked Innovation Zone. These apps were targeted
not just at the large retailers and e-tailers but also smaller
organising retailers.
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NIVESH 2013A NASSCOM and SIDBI initiative for the

development of Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises
(MSME) in the ICT sector
Certification workshop on Advanced Product

Management
A two-day certification workshop on Advanced Product
Management was conducted by NASSCOM in
association with Adaptive Marketing on June 3-4, 2013 in
Pune. The aim of the session was to help professionals gain
in depth understanding of the entire productising process
and enhance their skills in the functional areas of Product
Management and Strategic Marketing. The workshop
was supported by TiE Pune and SEAP. UKTI was the
Country Sponsor.
NASSCOM has been successful in partnering with SIDBI

(Small Industries Development Bank of India) for the
development of Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises
(MSME) within the ICT sector. Together with SIDBI,
NASSCOM is creating a thriving platform to energise ICT
entrepreneurs by providing them access to Risk and
Development capital. The first initiative in the
partnershipNIVESH 2013was held in Mumbai on April
15, 2013. NIVESH is a platform where NASSCOM is bringing
together SIDBIs funding might with the entrepreneurial
drive of its MSME members in the Emerge, Product and
Internet space
NORTHERN REGION
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR)
NASSCOMBCCI Business Connect
Unveiling the foundation stone of NASSCOMs new

Headquarters at Noida
NASSCOM offered a unique opportunity to SME software

products/solutions companies to present themselves to
CIOs of key customer organisations in their verticals of
choice. This unique Business Connect event was
conceptualised in association with the Bombay
Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BCCI). The event,
held on September 27, 2013 in Mumbai, was supported by
CIO Choice and Infrasoft Technologies. Fifteen
companies were shortlisted to present their unique value
proposition to a galaxy of CIOs. The companies defined
their value proposition, and gave an elevator pitch as
well as demos of their products.
On September 6, 2013 the foundation stone of

NASSCOMs Headquarters at Noida was unveiled by
Akhilesh Yadav, Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh.
Krishnakumar Natarajan, Chairman, NASSCOM and Som
Mittal, President, NASSCOM were present at the function,
alongside other industry leaders and government
representatives.
NASSCOMs Annual Technology Conference 2013
To create an awareness and understanding about
emerging technologies among member companies,
facilitate knowledge sharing, and highlight local
products, NASSCOM organised the first edition of its
Annual Technology Conference 2013 (ATC 2013). Held on
December 11-12, 2013 in Noida, the introductory
conference focused on emerging technologies and their
benefits. The conference was focused on the key
technology drivers todayBig Data, Cloud and Mobility
and provided a platform for industry stalwarts to share
their views on these areas. The conference was part of the
NASSCOM Tech series, an initiative launched by the
NASSCOM Noida Regional Council, and drew 270
participants.
NASHIK
Nashik, the next IT destination
NASSCOM and NIMA (Nashik Industries and
Manufacturers' Association) hosted a special event to
promote the city as a preferred IT destination in
Maharashtra. The event, held on July 27, 2013, was
attended by more than 200 representatives from the IT
Industry in Nashik and over 30 IT-BPM companies who
were looking at either expanding or setting up new
centers in Maharashtra. The focus of the event was on
showcasing Nashik as one of the best possible locations
for setting up IT-BPM facilities. Nashik is one of the few
upcoming cities that offers good connectivity, excellent
talent and ready infrastructure for companies keen on
establishing their units within the shortest possible time.
NASSCOM also made a presentation on the Indian IT-BPM
industry at the show and spoke about what it took for a
city to become a preferred IT-BPM location.
CEOs Walk to Work

In an effort to make Gurgaon congestion free and
pedestrian-friendly, NASSCOMs Regional Council
Haryana organised a CEOs Walk to Work initiative on
April 22, 2013. Coinciding with Earth Day, CEOs Walk to
Work aimed to encourage greater adoption of public
transport and inculcate a habit of walking among
professionals in Gurgaon. The event received
overwhelming support from IT-BPM companies, as well as
the Department of IT, Government of Haryana, Rapid
Metrorail Gurgaon and real estate developers. Alok
Mittal, Commissioner of Police, Gurgaon was also present
on the occasion. Over 500 people walked to work that
day.
PUNE
The NASSCOMCorner Stone Lecture Series
A Lecture Series on Future/Latest Trends in Technology,
was rolled out on February 20, 2013 and March 6, 2013 in
Pune, for the final year Engineering/Science students in
the city. The initiative aimed to build a connect between
the industry and academia. Sonu Nimdia from IBM spoke
on The Trends, Opportunities, Challenges and Future of
Big Data in India and worldwide. The session was
attended by over 100 students.
CEO Thought Leadership Series

Held in Gurgaon as a part of the CEO Thought Leadership
series, McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), the business and
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economic research arm of McKinsey & Co., presented a

study that it had conducted on the top 12 Disruptive
Technologies shaping the IT sector. A panel discussion
was also hosted, where speakers discussed the case
studies of entrepreneurs addressing these opportunities
and the areas where the IT-BPM industry could play a role
in the coming decade. The panelists represented
companies active in fields such as Genomics, Renewable
Energy and the Internet of Things. The session drew
participation from over 90 delegates.
Tech Series Session on Enterprise Mobility

On April 18, 2013, NASSCOM, in association with research
partner, Deloitte, organised a session on Enterprise
Mobility. This was part of its regional Tech Series, which
aim to provide updates and insights on recent
developments taking place in the area of Enterprise
Mobility. The discussions at the session were centered
around the technological breakthroughs in the area of
enterprise mobility, which had been catalysed by the
emergence of the Cloud. Case studies on SMBs were also
showcased at the session, which drew over 90 delegates.
CHANDIGARH
SIDBI session on Funding options for Emerging

companies
CEO Series
As part of its CEO series, NASSCOM hosted a special
session on August 12, 2013 for member companies in
Chandigarh. Attendees at the session discussed the issue
of winning business in the technology era. They also
examined how consumer experiences were re-defining
decision making and vendors needed to look at
themselves as the partners of their customers.
Since NASSCOM has signed an MoU with the SIDBI, it has

been working with it to create forums and reach out to
members seeking funds for their ventures. The GM and
DGM of the regional office, SIDBI, Bengaluru,
Sathianandan K. and Timir Samad, made a presentation
about the various funding options available to Smalland
Medium-sized companies through SIDBI. In the two-hour
session held on August 30, 2013, the duo outlined SIDBIs
Direct Credit Scheme and Growth and Equity Assistance
for MSMEs (GEMS) and answered questions from the
audience.
SOUTHERN REGION
BENGALURU
Catalysing the IT-BPM Industry 2020: Narayana Murthy
Committee rearticulates vision for the industry and
NASSCOM
CHENNAI
The Indian IT-BPM industry has proved to be one of the

most significant growth drivers for India, growing its
revenues from USD 100 million in 1992 to USD 108 billion in
2012. In this journey, NASSCOM has played a pivotal role
as a trusted catalyst and a credible voice, addressing the
important issues related to the sector.. The industry
continues to grow exponentially and has a vision and
aspiration to aggregate revenues of USD 300 billion by
2020. In order to achieve this milestone, NASSCOM in July,
2012 set up an independent Expert Committee chaired
by N.R. Narayana Murthy to examine the key needs of the
industry, and how it could realise its Vision 2020. The
findings and recommendations of the Committee were
shared with the media at a meet in Bengaluru on March 4,
2013, by N. R. Narayana Murthy, Chairperson of the
Committee in the presence of N. Chandrasekaran,
Chairman, NASSCOM, K.K. Natarajan, Vice-Chairman,
NASSCOM and Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM. The
report looks at the growth opportunities for the industry by
size and potential as well as at how NASSCOM can
partner with member companies to tap them.
NASSCOM and Brussels Trade and Investment (a Belgian

trade association), conducted a programme to
showcase the city as an IT destination. The programme,
rolled out on January 29, 2013, also underlined the
growing importance of Brussels as a gateway to the
European market. An overview on the various initiatives
and activities of NASSCOMs Global Trade Development
programme were also shared with the delegates.
Session on Brussels as an investment destination
Fridays 2.0 Session

Chennais 54th session of Fridays 2.0 was focused on the
topic: Architecting a Consistent Sales Engine. Held on
August 30, 2013, the interactive session looked at how
companies in the emerging and expansion stage could
build scalable sales organisations that ensured
consistency and predictability in the sales process. Key
insights were also shared on how emerging companies to
grow and sustain that momentum.
HR Forum
Analytics Meet
A session was held to address Labour Laws and their

Impact on Indian IT-BPM Organisations. The concepts
and laws were elucidated through interaction, with a
focus on the interpretations of these laws. The important
aspects of the CLRA Act, Shops and Establishment Act,
Disciplinary Act, the ESMA, etc., were also spotlighted.
NASSCOMs Analytics Interest Group had conducted a

workshop on the The Challenge of a Data Scientist on
November 29, 2013. The workshop was part of a series
aimed at creating talent for the burgeoning analytics
domain. The deliberations focused on the need to evolve
common content, common delivery and common
assessment. Attendees discussed how the talent pool
could be expanded through the inclusion of nongraduates and how these people could be equipped
with multi-disciplinary skills.
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Indirect Tax proposals and the recent amendments

proposed by the Companies Bill 2012, as these were
relevant to the IT-BPM industry. This session was followed
by a seminar on FX Risk Management, which was led by
experts from the National Stock Exchange. The speakers
addressed issues such as the Global FX Markets vis-a-vis
the FX markets in India, FX Risk Management, Hedging
Tools and Alternate Hedging Platforms.
COCHIN
HR Forum Session
The 15th edition of Cochins HR Forum was held on July 31,
2013, with the session focusing
on the issue of
Compensation and Benefits. The workshop was
designed to offer participants a cutting-edge workplace
perspective for developing, administering and
evaluating Compensation and Benefits strategies. At the
session, the speakers shared insights on regional issues
and challenges related to Compensation and Benefits.
Session on Leadership Development Series for Women in

Technology
Under its Diversity and Inclusion initiative and in
collaboration with TalentSprint, NASSCOM launched
Project Lead, a programme aimed at building a pipeline
of women leaders within the IT industry.
COIMBATORE
HR Forum
Project Lead is aimed at women managers in the sector

who have around eight years of working experience and
are moving from individual contributor roles to the
management of large global teams. The programme
received tremendous response from the IT industry in
Hyderabad.
The 16th edition of the HR Forum at Coimbatore featured

two panel discussions on HR Technology including
Building the Base for Future Growth and Emerging HR:
Trends in Present Day Talent Development. The sessions
also discussed trends affecting the HR technology space
like the evolution of Cloud-based services, mobile
computing and the changing demographic distribution
of the workforce. Over 65 delegates participated in the
session.
Tech Series Session on Big Data for Big

BusinessesMainframe Migration on Open Source
Hadoop Platforms
HYDERABAD
This session was a joint effort by NASSCOM and Indian

School of Business Srini Raju Centre for IT and the
Networked Economy. It provided attendees insights on
the future of Big Data technologies. The discussions
revolved around the leading Big Data solutions that were
helping transform and optimise businesses and helping
them to boost revenues and profitability. The session was
attended by 83 participants from IT-BPM companies as
well as research scholars at ISB.
Session on Safety and Security of Women Employees in

the IT industry
An interactive session was conducted on February 6, 2013
on how to identify potential risks to the safety of women
employees and arrive at a set of recommendations to
address the problem. The session was presided over by
B.V.R. Mohan Reddy of Infotech Enterprises who apprised
attendees about the series of activities NASSCOM was
planning to roll out across India under its Educate,
Engage and Empower initiative. The session attempted to
create awareness on issues related to the safety and
security of women employees within the IT-BPM industry.
HR Forum Session
An interactive session on developing the skills of Gen Y
through employee engagement was held in Hyderabad.
Attended by 143 participants the session looked at:
D. Tirumala Rao, Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad was

the Chief Guest at the event and spoke about the
measures that had been taken by the Police in
Hyderabad and Cyberabad to ensure the safety and
security of women employees. He shared with the
audience the Quick Response Time phone numbers of
the Police Stations at Madhapur and Raidurgam
(geographically close to the HiTech City). Distress calls to
these stations would receive an immediate response he
informed.
How organisations could encourage Gen Y employees

to focus on accountability and the bottom line
How organisations could remain dynamic, embracing
change and becoming more flexible in adapting to a
change
The session highlighted the strategies companies could
adopt to engage employees of different generations. It
examined how companies could deal with critical
people-centric issues essential to making organisation
effective and competitive on a global scale.
The session concluded with a panel discussion on the

security issues plaguing women employees today and
the various steps that companies needed to take to
provide them a safe work environment.
The speakers at the session included Professor T.V. Rao,

Adjunct Professor, Indian Institute of Management,
Ahmedabad. Referred to as The Father of Indian HRD,
Prof. Rao presented the keynote address on New Rules of
Talent Engagement: Understanding Gen Y. Following his
talk, NASSCOM presented the findings of its report,
Managing a Multigenerational Workplace.
CFO Forum
An interactive session was conducted on March 6, 2013 to
analyse the Union Budget 2013 and its implications on the
IT-BPM industry. Attended by 52 people, the highly
interactive session provided updates on the Direct and
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growth. The session focused on the formation, transition,

growth and funding of companies and what they
needed to do to overcome their challenges and chart
out their avenues of growth. The session drew over 30
participants.
MADURAI
Fridays 2.0 Session
The 51st session of the Emerge Forum Fridays 2.0 Session at
Madurai was hosted jointly by NASSCOM and the
Software Industries Development Association of South
Tamil Nadu (SIDA). The session on Structuring a business
plan to pitch to Angels and VCs was addressed by
Nagaraja Prakasam of the Indian Angel Network (IAN).
Over 40 delegates participated in the session.
MANGALORE
NASSCOM-Kanara Chambers of Commerce host meet
A meeting was jointly organised by NASSCOM and the
Kanara Chambers of Commerce (KCC) on March 8,
2013. The objective of the session was to open up a
conversation between Indian SMEs and IT companies
and create a market for software products within this
segment.
MYSORE
NASSCOMgovernment of Karnataka host session on skill
development
NASSCOM, in collaboration with the government of
Karnataka, organised a session on talent development
for the IT-BPM industry in Mysore. The session drew 180
delegates from the industry, government, academia and
students. The objective of the session was to align students
to industry needs and update them about the latest
technologies and business trends. The session focused on
how the eco-system in Mysore was gearing up to skill
students.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
Regional Council for Kerala set up
Recognising that Kerala was poised to become the next IT
innovation and business hub in India, NASSCOM
announced the setting up of its Regional Council in the
state. The Kerala NASSCOM Regional Council was
launched by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on July 22,
2013 at Thiruvananthapuram in the presence of P.K.
Kunhalikutty, Minister for Industries and Information
Technology, government of Kerala, Som Mittal, President,
NASSCOM and V.K. Mathews, Chairman, NASSCOM
Regional Council, Kerala. The Regional Council in Kerala
will further enable the growth of IT-BPM companies
located in the region and establish Kerala as a centre for
R&D, innovation and professional services. Through the
Council, NASSCOM will work with the state government to
shape policy in all key areas such as skill development
and trade and business services. It will also provide
platforms for members and other stakeholders to interact,
network and grow.
Fridays 2.0 Session
The 27th session of Fridays 2.0 at Thiruvananthapuram
was focused on moving organisations to the next orbit of
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Barry-Wehmiller International Resources
Pvt Ltd
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Bayern International
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BBITS Consulting Pvt Ltd
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Ltd
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Centre for Development of Advanced
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Centre for Development of Telematics DOT)
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Centurylink Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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CGI Information Systems and
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Changepond Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Ltd
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Credit Suisse Business Analytics India Pvt
Ltd
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Direction Software Solutions
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Ltd
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Ethical Intelligent Technologies LLP
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Excelsoft Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Exilant Technologies Pvt Ltd
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exl Service.com (India) Pvt Ltd
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Experis IT Pvt Ltd
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Extramarks.com Education Pvt Ltd
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Extreme Networks India Pvt Ltd
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e-Zest Solutions Ltd
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Facebook India Online Services Pvt Ltd
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Fifth Generation Technologies India Pvt
Ltd
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FIL India Business Services Pvt Ltd
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Firstsource Solutions Ltd
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Flipkart Internet Pvt Ltd
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Fluent India Pvt Ltd
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FLUXONIX Security Solutions Pvt Ltd
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FNF Business Process Outsourcing Services
India Pvt Ltd
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Focuz Infotech (A Div. of Focuz
Innovations Pvt Ltd)
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Footprints Collateral Services Pvt Ltd
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Foradian Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Ford Business Service Center Pvt Ltd
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Forum IT Parks Pvt Ltd
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Fractal Analytics Pvt Ltd
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Fragomen Immigration Services India Pvt
Ltd
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Franklin Templeton International Services
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FSL Software Technologies Ltd
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Fujitsu Consulting India Pvt Ltd
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Fulcrum Worldwide Software Pvt Ltd
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Future Focus Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Gamut Infosystems Ltd
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GE Global Servicing Pvt Ltd
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General Atlantic Pvt Ltd
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General Mills India Pvt Ltd
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GENPACT India
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Geometric Ltd
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Global Groupware Solutions Ltd
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Global Infovision Pvt Ltd
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Global Talent Track Pvt Ltd
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GlobalLogic India Pvt Ltd
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Globalnest IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
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GlobalStep Services Pvt Ltd
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Globarena Technologies Pvt Ltd
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GlobeOp Financial Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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Globsyn Technologies Ltd
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GLOPORE IM Services Pvt Ltd
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GoDB Tech Pvt Ltd
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Godrej Infotech Ltd
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GoFrugal Software Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Goldman Sachs Services Pvt Ltd
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GoodWorkLabs Services Pvt Ltd
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Google India Pvt Ltd
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Got Softwares Pvt Ltd
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GP Sourcing Pvt Ltd
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Graebert India Software Pvt Ltd
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GrayCell Technologies Exports
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Green Quotient Systems Pvt Ltd
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Greeno Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Griffin Education Pvt Ltd
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GSTi Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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GT US Shared Services Center India Pvt Ltd
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Gujarat Informatics Ltd
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Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers
Company Ltd
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Gujarat Venture Finance Ltd
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GupShup Technology India Pvt Ltd
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Guru Gowri Krupa Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Gyan Ganga Institute of Technology &
Sciences
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Hindi Software Solutions
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Hinditron Infosystems Pvt Ltd
?
Hinduja Global Solutions Ltd
?
Hindustan Unilever Ltd (Enterprise Support
and IT Innovation)
?
Hitachi Consulting Software Services India
Ltd
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Hitachi Data Systems India Pvt Ltd
?
Hitachi India Trading Pvt Ltd
?
Hitachi Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
Hi-Tech e Soft (a division of Hi-Tech Gears
Ltd)
?
Hi-Tech Outsourcing Services
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Hi-Tech Robotic Systemz Ltd
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Holcim Services (South Asia) Ltd
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Honcho Commercial Pvt Ltd
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Honeywell International (India) Pvt Ltd
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HOV Services Ltd
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HR Governance Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
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HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Pvt
Ltd
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HSBC Software Development (India) Pvt
Ltd
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HTC Global Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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Huawei Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Human Factors International Pvt Ltd
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Hyper Quality India Pvt Ltd
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HyTech Professionals India Pvt Ltd
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IBM India Pvt Ltd
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IBS Software Services (P) Ltd
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ICRA Online Ltd
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iCreate Software India Pvt Ltd
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Icreon Communications Pvt Ltd
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ICT Academy of Tamilnadu
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IDEAS Inc. Management Pvt Ltd
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H5 Asia Pacific Pvt Ltd
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Identlogic Systems Pvt Ltd
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Hackett Group (India) Ltd
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IDG Ventures India Advisors Pvt Ltd
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Halosys Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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IDS Infotech Ltd
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Hansa Customer Equity Pvt Ltd
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iGATE Global Solutions Ltd
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Hanu Software Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
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Ignis Aerospace & Design Pvt Ltd
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Harbinger Knowledge Products Pvt Ltd
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Ignitarium Technology Solutions Pvt Ltd
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HardCube IT Consultancy Pvt Ltd
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i-Grandee Software Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Hartron Communications Ltd
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IGS Imaging Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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Harvard Business School (I) Research
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IHG IT Services (India) Pvt Ltd
Center
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IIC Technologies Ltd
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Hash Technologies Pvt Ltd
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iInterchange Systems Pvt Ltd
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HashedIn Technologies Pvt Ltd
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ILANTUS Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Hazel Infotech Ltd
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IL&FS Technologies Ltd
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HCC Real Estate Ltd
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ILMP Technologies Pvt Ltd
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HCL Corporation Ltd
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Image Infotainment Ltd
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HCL Technologies Ltd
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iMantras India Pvt Ltd
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Health Management and Research
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Impact Infotech Pvt Ltd
Institute
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Impact Systems Pvt Ltd
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HealthFore Technologies Ltd
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Impetus Infotech (I) Pvt Ltd
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Helios & Matheson Information
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In4velocity Systems Pvt Ltd
Technology Ltd
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iNautix Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Helma Solutions India Pvt Ltd
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INSZoom Software India Pvt Ltd
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Hero Management Service Ltd
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Incessant Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Heuristics Informatics Pvt Ltd
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India CyberLearning Pvt Ltd
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Hewitt Associates India Pvt Ltd
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India Education Services Pvt Ltd
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Hewlett-Packard India Sales Pvt Ltd
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Indiabulls Technology Solutions Ltd
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HexaCorp Technical Services Pvt Ltd
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Indiagames Ltd
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Hexagon Analysts and Consulting Services ?
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Pvt Ltd
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Indian Institute of Management
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Hexaware Technologies Ltd
Kozhikode
?
hibu India Pvt Ltd
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Indian Institute of Management,
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HiddenBrains Infotech Pvt Ltd
Ahmedabad
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Highbar Technologies Ltd
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Indian School of Business
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Higher One Financial Technology Pvt Ltd
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Indianic Infotech Ltd
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Indium Software (India) Ltd
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Indus Health Plus Pvt Ltd
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Indus Net Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Indus Valley Partners (India) Pvt Ltd
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Indusa Infotech Services Pvt Ltd
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iNetFrame Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Infinera India Pvt Ltd
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Infinite Computer Solutions (India) Ltd
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Infinity Infotech Parks Ltd
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Info Edge (India) Ltd
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InfoBeans Systems India Pvt Ltd
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Infogain India (P) Ltd
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Infoicon Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Infoparks, Kerala
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Infopro India Pvt Ltd
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Information and Communication
Technology Academy of Kerala
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Information Systems Resource Centre Pvt
Ltd
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Infoserve India Pvt Ltd
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InfoSoft Global Pvt Ltd
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Infostretch Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Infosys BPO Ltd
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Infosys Limited
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Infotech Education Society
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Infotech Enterprises Ltd
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InfoVision Solutions India Pvt Ltd
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Infozech Software Ltd
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InfraHedge Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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Infrasoft Technologies Ltd
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InheritX Solutions Pvt Ltd
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InLogic Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Innefu Labs Pvt Ltd
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Innobuzz Knowledge Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Innodata India Pvt Ltd
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Innovalus Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Insoft.com Pvt Ltd
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In-Solutions Global Pvt Ltd
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InspirOn Engineering Pvt Ltd
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Institute for Development and Research in
Banking Technology (IDRBT)
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Institute for Information Industry (India
Branch Office)
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Institute for Professional Excellence and
Consultancy Pvt Ltd
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InSync Tech-Fin Solutions Ltd
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Intec Infra-Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Integra Software Services Pvt Ltd
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Integrated Information Services Pvt Ltd
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Integreon Managed Solutions (India) Pvt
Ltd
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Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd
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Inteliment Software Technologies (India)
Pvt Ltd
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Intellicus Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Intelliob Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Intense Technologies Ltd
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Interactive Manpower Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Interglobe Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Interglobe Technology Quotient Pvt Ltd
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Intergraph Consulting Pvt Ltd
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International Institute of Information
Technology
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International Institute of Information
Technology, Bhubaneswar
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Interra Information Technologies (India)
Pvt Ltd
?
Intertek India Pvt Ltd
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IntersoftKK (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Intrasoft Technologies Ltd
?
Intuit India Product Development Center
Pvt Ltd
?
Invaria Tech India Pvt Ltd
?
Invensis Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Invensys Development Centre India (P)
Ltd
?
Invesco (Hyderabad) Pvt Ltd
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Invest Northern Ireland
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IonIdea Enterprise Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Ionnor Solutions Pvt Ltd
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iPlan Enterprise Pvt Ltd
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iPRIMED Education Solutions Pvt Ltd
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iQor India Services Pvt Ltd
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IRIS Business Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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ISG Novasoft Technologies Ltd (A
company in the K K Birla Group)
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iSolution Software Systems Pvt Ltd
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IT Thoughts Consulting Pvt Ltd
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ITC Infotech India Ltd
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itCube Solutions Pvt Ltd
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ITShastra (India) Pvt Ltd
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ITSYS Solutions Pvt Ltd
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ITTI Pvt Ltd
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Ittiam Systems Pvt Ltd
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Ivy Comptech (P) Ltd
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iYogi Technical Services Pvt Ltd
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J. Sagar Associates
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J.D.S Technologies Pvt Ltd
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JaMocha Tech Pvt Ltd
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Janya IT Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Jaro Institute of Technology,
Management and Research Pvt Ltd
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JCB India Ltd
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JD Software Pvt Ltd
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JDA Software India Pvt Ltd
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JDSU India Pvt Ltd
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Jeevan Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
JIS Foundation
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JK Technosoft Ltd
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JMR Infotech India Pvt Ltd
?
John Keells BPO Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
Jones Lang Lasalle Property Consultants
(India) Ltd
?
JP Morgan Services India Pvt Ltd
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Juniper Networks India Pvt Ltd
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K7 Computing Pvt Ltd
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Kaar Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Kaavian Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Kabeer Infotech Systems India Pvt Ltd
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Kairee Systems Pvt Ltd
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Kallos Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Kalpataru Limited
?
Karneet Enterprises India Pvt Ltd
?
Karvy Data Management Services Ltd
?
Karvy Global Services Ltd
?
KAV & Co.
?
KBACE Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
KCP Technologies Ltd
?
KDK Softwares (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Kensoft Infotech Ltd
?
KG Information Systems Pvt Ltd
?
KLA-Tencor Software India Pvt Ltd
?
KlioTech Pvt Ltd
?
Knack Systems & Services (P) Ltd
?
KnoahSoft Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Knowcross Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Knowlarity Communications Pvt Ltd
?
Konstant Infosolutions Pvt Ltd
?
Konylabs IT Service Pvt Ltd
?
Korea Trade Centre, Embassy of the
Republic of Korea
?
Korn/Ferry International Pvt Ltd
?
Kovair Software Pvt Ltd
?
KPIT Cummins Infosystems Ltd
?
KPMG Advisory Services Pvt Ltd
?
Kreatio Software Pvt Ltd
?
KRIB Information Services
?
Kronos Solutions India Pvt Ltd
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KTree Computer Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
Kumaran Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Kvaliteta Systems and Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
KVN Software Pvt Ltd
?
L&T Integrated Engineering Services (A
division of Larsen & Toubro Ltd)

?
La Exactlly Software Pvt Ltd
?
Lam Research (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Lapiz Digital Services (A Div. of
Ultramarine & Pigments Ltd)
?
Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd
?
Lason India Pvt Ltd
?
Latitude Edutech Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
Lazer Ken IT Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Leeyo Software Pvt Ltd
?
Legasis Services Pvt Ltd
?
Lepton Software Export & Research Pvt
Ltd
?
Lexplosion Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
LG Soft India Pvt Ltd
?
Lighthouse Info Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Limtex Infotech Ltd
?
Lionbridge Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Liquidhub India Pvt Ltd
?
Liqvid eLearning Services Pvt Ltd
?
Lister Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Litmus7 Systems Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
Lodha Developers Ltd
?
Logic Information Systems (India) Private
Limited
?
logicaDB Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Maarga Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of
Information Technology
?
Maersk Global Service Centres (India) Pvt
Ltd
?
Magic Software Pvt Ltd
?
Magna Infotech Pvt Ltd
?
Magnasoft Consulting India Pvt Ltd
?
Magnon Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Magus Customer Dialog Pvt Ltd
?
Maharashtra Industrial Development
Corporation
?
Mahindra Engineering Services Ltd
?
Mahindra Integrated Business Solutions Pvt
Ltd
?
Mahindra Logistics Ltd
?
Mahindra World City Jaipur Ltd
?
MAIA Intelligence Pvt Ltd
?
Maintec Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
MakeMyTrip (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Management & Computer Consultants
?
Manhattan Associates (India)
Development Centre Pvt Ltd
?
Manipal Global Education Services Pvt
Ltd
?
Manthan Software Services Pvt Ltd
?
Market Simplified India Ltd
?
MarketTools Research Pvt Ltd
?
Markit India Services Pvt Ltd
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Marsh India Insurance Brokers Pvt Ltd
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MASTEK Ltd
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Maven Systems Pvt Ltd
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Maveric Systems Ltd
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Maverick Quality Advisory Services Pvt Ltd
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Max Secure Software India Pvt Ltd
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Mayabious Art
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Mazenet Solution Pvt Ltd
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McAfee Software (India) Pvt Ltd
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Mccoy Global Links Pvt Ltd
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McGraw Hill Education (India) Pvt Ltd
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McKinsey & Company Inc.
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McKinsey Knowledge Centre India Pvt Ltd
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Meddiff Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Media Lab Asia
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MediaTek India Technology Pvt Ltd
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Medimanage Insurance Broking Pvt Ltd
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Medma Infomatix Pvt Ltd
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MEdRC Edutech Ltd
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Medsynaptic Pvt Ltd
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Melstar Information Technologies Ltd
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Merce Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Mercer Consulting (India) Pvt Ltd
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Merit Software Services Pvt Ltd
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MeritTrac Services Pvt Ltd
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Metacube Software Pvt Ltd
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META-i Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Metlife Global Operations Support Center
Pvt Ltd
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MetricStream Infotech (India) Pvt Ltd
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Metro Accounting Center of Excellence
Pvt Ltd
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Mexus Education Pvt Ltd
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Micro Focus India Pvt Ltd
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Micro Informations Pvt Ltd
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Microland Ltd
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Microlocks Services Pvt Ltd
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Microsoft Corporation (I) Pvt Ltd
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Midland Credit Management India Pvt
Ltd
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Miles Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Milestone Interactive Private Limited
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Mind Q Systems Pvt Ltd
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Mindchips Consulting Pvt Ltd
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Mindcom Consulting Services Pvt Ltd
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Mindcrest (India) Pvt Ltd
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Mindfire Solutions
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Mindlogicx Infotech Ltd
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Mindteck (India) Ltd
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MindTree Ltd
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Misys Software Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
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mjunction Services Ltd
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Mobily Infotech India Pvt Ltd
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MobMe Wireless Solutions Ltd
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mokSa Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Moog India Technology Center Pvt Ltd
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Morgan Stanley Advantage Services Pvt
Ltd
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MothersonSumi Infotech & Designs Ltd
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Motif India Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Mouri Tech Pvt Ltd
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Move Offshore Call Centre Pvt Ltd
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Moveinsync Technology Solutions Pvt Ltd
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MphasiS Ltd
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MResult Services Pvt Ltd
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Muthayammal Engineering College (A
unit of Muthayammal Educational Trust
and Research Foundation)
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Mynd Solutions Pvt Ltd
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MySmartPrice Web Technology Pvt Ltd
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MYZEAL IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Nagarro Software Pvt Ltd
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Nalanda Institute for Computer and
Vocational Training Pvt Ltd
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Narasu's Sarathy Institute of Technology
(A div. of Smt. Mahalakshmi Ammal
Educational Trust)
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National Payments Corporation of India
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Navigators Software Pvt Ltd
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NaviSite India Pvt Ltd
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Navjyoti Corporate Solutions
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NdimensionZ Solutions Pvt Ltd
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NEC India Excellence Center Unit (A
division of NEC India Pvt Ltd)
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Neev Information Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Neeyamo Enterprise Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Neilsoft Ltd
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Nelito Systems Ltd
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Ness Technologies (India) Ltd
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Net Access (India) Ltd
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Net Solutions
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Net Vigil Software Pvt Ltd
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Net2Source Consulting Ltd
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NetApp India Pvt Ltd
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Netaquila Solutions Pvt Ltd
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NetBiz Systems Pvt Ltd
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NetCracker Technology Solutions (India)
Pvt Ltd
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NetEdge Computing Global Services Pvt
Ltd
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Netesoft India Ltd
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Netlink Software Pvt Ltd
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Netmagic Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Netscout Systems India Pvt Ltd
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NetScout Systems Software India Pvt Ltd
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Netweb Software Pvt Ltd
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New Age Software and Solutions (India)
Pvt Ltd
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Newgen Software Technologies Ltd
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Newt Global India Pvt Ltd
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Nexsus Techno Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Nexus India Capital Advisors Pvt Ltd
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nhance Engineering Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Nice Interactive Solutions India Pvt Ltd
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Nichi-In Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Nihilent Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Nihon Technology Pvt Ltd
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NIIT SmartServe Ltd
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NIIT Technologies Ltd
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Nishith Desai Associates
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Niteo Technologies (P) Ltd
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Nitman Software Pvt Ltd
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Nitor Infotech Pvt Ltd
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NMSWorks Software Pvt Ltd
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Noetix Software India Pvt Ltd
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Nokia India Pvt Ltd
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Nokia Siemens Networks Pvt Ltd
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Nomura Research Institute Financial
Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Nomura Services India Pvt Ltd
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North Shore Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Northern Operating Services Pvt Ltd
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Nous Infosystems Pvt Ltd
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Novartis Development IT (A Div. of
Novartis Healthcare Pvt Ltd)
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Noveline Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Novell Software Development (India) Ltd
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Novo Nordisk Service Center India Pvt Ltd
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NowFloats Technologies Pvt Ltd
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NSE.IT Ltd
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NST Solutions Pvt Ltd
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NTrust Infotech Pvt Ltd
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NTT DATA Global Delivery Services Ltd
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Nucleus Software Exports Ltd
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NuCore Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Nuvo ChrysCapital Advisors India Pvt Ltd
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NVIDIA Graphics Pvt Ltd
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NVISH Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Oakton Global Technology Services
Centre (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Oberoi Contact Centre (A Div. of EIH Ltd)
?
Object Edge India Services Pvt Ltd
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Octal Info Solution Pvt Ltd
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Octaware Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Offshore Insights Research & Solutions Pvt
Ltd
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Olive e-Business Pvt Ltd
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Olive Technology Ltd
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Omnesys Technologies Pvt Ltd
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One Point IT Consulting Pvt Ltd
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One97 Communications Ltd
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OneGlobe Systems LLP
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OneSource India Pvt Ltd
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On-Graph Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Online Recharge Services Pvt Ltd
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OnProcess Technology India Pvt Ltd
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Ontash India Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Ontrack Systems Ltd
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Onward Technologies Ltd
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Open Text Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Openlabs Technologies & Consulting Pvt
Ltd
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Opteamix India Business Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Optimal Computing Pvt Ltd
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OptioLogic Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Oracle (OFSS) BPO Services Ltd
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Oracle India Pvt Ltd
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Pvt Ltd
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OrangeScape Technologies Ltd
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Orbital Outsourcing Services
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Orchid Technical Consultancy Pvt Ltd
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Origin Learning Solutions Pvt Ltd
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OSC Services Pvt Ltd
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OSS Cube Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Ostrya Labs Pvt Ltd
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OXIGEN Services (India) Pvt Ltd
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Oxygen Consulting Services Pvt Ltd
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Ozonetel Systems Pvt Ltd
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PACNET (Pacific Internet India Pvt Ltd)
?
PageTraffic Web-Tech Pvt Ltd
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Paharpur Business Centre (A Div. of
Chemical Metallurgical Design Co. Ltd)
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Pan Business Lists Pvt Ltd
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Pan Gulf Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Panamax Infotech Ltd
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Pandora R&D Labs Pvt Ltd
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Pangea3 Legal Database Systems Pvt Ltd
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Panoramic Universal Ltd
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PAR Computer Sciences (International)
Ltd
?
Paramatrix Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Parichay Communication & Technologies
Pvt Ltd
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Paripoorna Software Solution Service Pvt
Ltd
?
Parthys Reverse Informatics Analytic
Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Pathfinder Business Analysis Pvt Ltd
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PathPartner Technology Consulting Pvt
Ltd
?
Patra India BPO Services Pvt Ltd
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Pawaa Software Pvt Ltd
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Payoda Technologies Pvt Ltd
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PayPal India Pvt Ltd
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PDS Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Pegasystems Worldwide India Pvt Ltd
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Penn Information Technologies Pvt Ltd
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PeopleStrong HR Services Pvt Ltd
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Persistent Systems Ltd
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Petro IT Ltd
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PGS Premiere Conferencing Pvt Ltd
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PHi Business Solutions Ltd
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Philips India Ltd
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Phoenix Infocity Pvt Ltd
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Phoenix IT Solutions Ltd
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Phykon Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Pinga Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Pinnacle Infotech Solutions
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Pioneer Computing Technologies
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Pitney Bowes Software India Pvt Ltd
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PK4 Software Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Planet PCI Infotech Ltd
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Plintron Global Technology Solutions Pvt
Ltd
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PMI Organization Centre Pvt Ltd
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Polaris Financial Technology Ltd
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Pole to Win India Pvt Ltd
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Polo Queen Industrial and Fintech Ltd
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Posidex Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Pradot Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Prakash Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Pramati Technologies (P) Ltd
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Prasandi Infotech Park Pvt Ltd
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Pratham Software Pvt Ltd
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Prayag Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Precision Infomatic (Madras) Pvt Ltd
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Preludesys India Ltd
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PreMedia Global Pvt Ltd
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PricewaterhouseCoopers Pvt Ltd
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Prime Focus Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Primus IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Principal Global Services Pvt Ltd
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Prodapt Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Progress Software Development Pvt Ltd
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Pro-Interactive Services (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Prologic First India Pvt Ltd
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Prometric Testing Pvt Ltd
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ProMinds Consulting Pvt Ltd
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Prosix Softron Pvt Ltd
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Prospance Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Protiviti Consulting Pvt Ltd
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Proud Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Prudence Techsol Pvt Ltd
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PSNA College of Engineering and
Technology
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PT Puretesting Software Pvt Ltd
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PTC Software (India) Pvt Ltd
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PurpleTalk India Pvt Ltd
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Pyramid IT Consulting Pvt Ltd
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Ray Business Technologies Pvt Ltd
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RBS Business Services Pvt Ltd
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Real Soft (Intl) Pvt Ltd
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RealPage India Pvt Ltd
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Reboot Systems India Pvt Ltd
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Records & Data Warehousing Pvt Ltd
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Red Hat India Pvt Ltd
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ReDIM Information Systems Pvt Ltd
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Redson Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd
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Redspark Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Redtech Network India Pvt Ltd
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Regalix India Pvt Ltd
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Reliable Business Solutions and Services
Pvt Ltd
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Reliance Communications Infrastructure
Ltd
?
Reliance MediaWorks Entertainment
Services Ltd
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Reliance Tech Services Pvt Ltd
?
Research in Motion India Pvt Ltd
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Resemble Systems India Pvt Ltd
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Resolve Business Services India Pvt Ltd
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Ricoh India Ltd
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Rigel Networks Pvt Ltd
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Rightway Solution (India) Pvt Ltd
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Rinira Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Rishabh Software Pvt Ltd
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RJ Softwares
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RM Education Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
RMS Risk Management Solutions India Pvt
Ltd
?
RMSI Pvt Ltd
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RnR DataLex Pvt Ltd
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Robert BOSCH Engineering and Business
Solutions Ltd
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Robosoft Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Rockwell Collins India Enterprises Pvt Ltd
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RocSearch India Pvt Ltd
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Rolta India Ltd
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RR Donnelley India Outsource Pvt Ltd
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Rrootshell Technologiiss Pvt Ltd
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QA InfoTech Pvt Ltd
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QAI (India) Ltd
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QED Enabled Services Pvt Ltd
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QlikTech India Pvt Ltd
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Quadlabs Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Quadra Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Qualcomm India Pvt Ltd
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Quality Engineering and Software
Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Quality Systems India Healthcare Pvt Ltd
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Qualtech Consultants Pvt Ltd
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Quatrro Global Services Pvt Ltd
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Quest Informatics Pvt Ltd
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Quinnox Consultancy Services Ltd
?
Quint Wellington Redwood India
Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
QuisLex Legal Services Pvt Ltd
?
QX KPO Services Pvt Ltd
?
S. P. Jain Institute of Management &
Research
?
S2S IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Saama Technologies (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Saba Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Sabre Travel Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Safaltek Software Pvt Ltd
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Safe Software and Integrated Solutions
Pvt Ltd
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Safenet Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Saffron Tech Pvt Ltd
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SAG Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Sahara Net Corp Ltd
?
Sai BPO Services Ltd
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Saigun Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Saksoft Ltd
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Salient Business Solutions Ltd
?
Salzer Technologies Ltd
?
Samin Tekmindz India Pvt Ltd
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Sampoorna Matchjobs.com Pvt Ltd
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Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore
Pvt Ltd
?
Samyak Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Sankalp Computer & Systems Pvt Ltd
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Sankhya Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Sankhyaa Learning Pvt Ltd
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Sanovi Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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Santa Fe India Pvt Ltd
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SAP Labs India Pvt Ltd
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Sapience Analytics Pvt Ltd
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Sapient Consulting Limited
?
Sapple Systems Pvt Ltd
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Saraswat Infotech Ltd
?
R S Software (India) Ltd
?
R Systems International Ltd
?
Raheja QBE General Insurance Company
Ltd
?
Rajalakshmi Engineering College
?
Ramco Systems Ltd
?
RAMTeCh Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Ramyam Intelligence Lab Pvt Ltd
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Ranal Engineering Services Pvt Ltd
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Rance Computer Pvt Ltd
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Randstad India Ltd
?
RapidValue IT Services Pvt Ltd
?
RateGain IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Rave Technologies (India) Pvt Ltd
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Sarjen Systems Pvt Ltd
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Sarla Technologies
?
SAS Institute (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Sashakta Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Sasken Communication Technologies Ltd
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Satellite Infotech Services Pvt Ltd
?
Sathyabama University (A div. of
Sathyabama Educational Trust)
?
Satyam BPO Ltd
?
Satyam Venture Engineering Services Pvt
Ltd
?
Savi Infoservices (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Saviance Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Saxo IT India Pvt Ltd
?
SayOne Technologies Pvt Ltd
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SCA Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Schematech Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Schneider Electric India Pvt Ltd
?
Scope e-Knowledge Center Pvt Ltd
?
Scope International Pvt Ltd
?
SDG Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Seaant Web Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Seal Infotech Pvt Ltd
?
Sears IT & Management Services (India)
Pvt Ltd
?
Seaton India IT Pvt Ltd
?
SEED Infotech Ltd
?
SE-Mentor Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Senabi Infotech India Pvt Ltd
?
Seneca Global IT Services Pvt Ltd
?
Serco BPO Pvt Ltd
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Serve All Enterprise Solutions Ltd
?
Servion Global Solutions Ltd
?
Sesame Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Seventhsense Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Shalom Info Tech Pvt Ltd
?
Shapoorji Pallonji & Company Ltd
?
Sharma Computer Academy
?
Sharp Software Development India Pvt
Ltd
?
Shell Business Service Centre (A div. of
Shell India Markets Pvt Ltd)
?
SHREE Infosoft Pvt Ltd
?
Shri Ramswaroop Memorial Institute of
Management and Computer Application
?
Shriram Value Services Pvt Ltd
?
Siemens Technology and Services Pvt Ltd
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Sify Technologies Ltd
?
Sigma Infosolutions Ltd
?
Signalchip Innovations Pvt Ltd
?
Silicomp India Pvt Ltd
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Silicus Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Silverlink Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Silverskills Pvt Ltd
?
Simbus Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Simeio Development Center Pvt Ltd
?
Sinura Health Information Process
Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
SISA Information Security Pvt Ltd
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Sitel India Ltd
?
Skills Academy Pvt Ltd
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Skilrock Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Skybits Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Skylark Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
SkyTECH Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Sling Media Pvt Ltd
?
SLK Software Services Pvt Ltd
?
SM Netserv Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Smart Chip Ltd
?
Smart Cube India Pvt Ltd
?
Smart IT-Concepts (NGP) Pvt Ltd
?
SmartCity (Kochi) Infrastructure Pvt Ltd
?
Smartcloud Infotech Pvt Ltd
?
smartData Enterprises (India) Ltd
?
Smiles enTrust Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Snap-on Business Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
Societe Generale Global Solution Centre
Pvt Ltd
?
Soft Prodigy System Solutions Pvt Ltd
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SoftAge Information Technology Ltd
?
Softcell Technologies Ltd
?
Softlink Global Pvt Ltd
?
Softobiz Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Software Associates
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Software Data (India) Ltd
?
Software Paradigms Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Software Technology Parks Of India
?
Solartis Technology Services Pvt Ltd
?
Solutions Infini Technologies (India) Pvt Ltd
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Sonata Software Ltd
?
SonicWALL Infosecurity Pvt Ltd
?
Sony India Software Center (A div. of Sony
India Pvt Ltd)
?
Sopra India Pvt Ltd
?
Sorokasoft (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Source Fuse Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
SPAN Infotech (India) Pvt Ltd
?
SPAN Outsourcing Pvt Ltd
?
Sparx IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Spectramind Solutions
?
Spencer Stuart (India) Pvt Ltd
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Speridian Technologies Pvt Ltd
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SPI Technologies India Pvt Ltd
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SpiderLogic India Pvt Ltd
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Sports Mechanics India Pvt Ltd
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SQS India Infosystems Pvt Ltd
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Squadm Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Sree Buddha College of Engineering
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Srishti Software Pvt Ltd
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Sri Prathinik Consulting
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Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and
Technology
?
Sri Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Srishti Innovative Computer Systems Pvt
Ltd
?
SRM Techsol Pvt Ltd
?
Sryas Software Pvt Ltd
?
SSP India Pvt Ltd
?
Standard Chartered Pvt Equity Advisory
(India) Pvt Ltd
?
Station-e Info Services Pvt Ltd
?
Steria (India) Ltd
?
Stern Advisory (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Stixis Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Stragure Software Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Strategic Human Resource Management
India Pvt Ltd
?
Strategic Outsourcing Services Pvt Ltd
?
Stream International Services Pvt Ltd
?
Subhavarsha Infotech
?
Suma Soft Pvt Ltd
?
Summit Information Technologies Pvt Ltd
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SumTotal Systems India Pvt Ltd
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Sun Dew Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Sun Infosystems Pvt Ltd
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Sun Knowledge Pvt Ltd
?
Sun Life India Service Centre Pvt Ltd
?
Sundaram Infotech Solutions (A Division of
Sundaram Finance Ltd)
?
SunGard IT Availability (India) Pvt Ltd
?
SunGard Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Sunsmart Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
SunTec Business Solutions Pvt Ltd
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Superior Talent India Pvt Ltd
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Support.com Pvt Ltd
?
Supportmart Technical Services Pvt Ltd
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SureSoft Systems Pvt Ltd
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SureVin BPO Services Pvt Ltd
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Surprise Solutions
?
Surya Software Systems Pvt Ltd
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Sutherland Global Services Pvt Ltd
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Suventure Services Pvt Ltd
?
SUVIDHA SOFTiD SOLUTIONS Pvt Ltd
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Suyati Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Suyog Computech Pvt Ltd
?
Swarnandhra College of Engineering &
Technology (A div. of 'The Vasista
Educational Society)
?
Swash Convergence Technologies Ltd
?
Sweans Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Swiss Re Shared Services (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Symantec Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Symbiosys Technologies
?
Symbol Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Symphony Teleca Corporation India Pvt
Ltd
?
Synapse Techno Design Innovations Pvt
Ltd
?
Synechron Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Synergy Computer Solutions International
Ltd
?
Synergy Technology Services
?
Synopsys (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Synova Innovative Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Syntel Ltd
?
Synygy India Pvt Ltd
?
Sysbiz Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Syscraft Information System Pvt Ltd
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Sysnet Associates (India) Pvt Ltd
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Systematix Infotech Pvt Ltd
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Systems Plus Pvt Ltd
?
Systems Valley Pvt Ltd
?
Systsoft Systems & Software Pvt Ltd
?
TA Netgables Pvt Ltd
?
TACT India Pvt Ltd
?
Take Solutions Ltd
?
Talent Capital India Pvt Ltd
?
Talentica Software (India) Pvt Ltd
?
TalentServ Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
TalentSprint Education Services Pvt Ltd
?
Talisma Corporation Pvt Ltd
?
Tally Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Tandon Information Solution Pvt Ltd
?
Tantra-Mayuraha Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Tarant Software Pvt Ltd
?
TaraSpan Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Tarento Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Target Corporation India Pvt Ltd
?
Tasaa Infosolutions Pvt Ltd
?
Tata Business Support Services Ltd
?
Tata Communications Transformation
Services Ltd
?
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
?
Tata Elxsi Ltd
?
Tata Technologies Ltd
?
Tata Teleservices Ltd
?
Taurusquest Global Services Pvt Ltd
?
Tavant Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
TAYA Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
TE Connectivity Global Shared Services
India Pvt Ltd
?
Tech Mahindra Ltd
?
TechAhead Software Pvt Ltd
?
Techies India Inc.
?
Techindia Infoway Pvt Ltd
?
TechJini Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Techno Brain India Pvt Ltd
?
Technoforte Software Pvt Ltd
?
TECHNOPARK (Electronics Technology
Parks - Kerala)
?
Technosoft Global Services Pvt Ltd
?
Techsignia Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
TechTier IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Tejora Technologies Ltd
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Tekflair Consultants Pvt Ltd
?
Telemune Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Telerad Tech Pvt Ltd
?
Telibrahma Convergent Communications
Pvt Ltd
?
Telstra Telecommunications Pvt Ltd
?
Temenos India Pvt Ltd
?
Tenth Planet Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
TESCO Hindustan Service Centre Pvt Ltd
?
Testhouse India Pvt Ltd
?
Texas Instruments India Pvt Ltd
?
Texcity Software Parks Ltd
?
Texelq Engineering India Pvt Ltd
?
Tharakan Web Innovations Pvt Ltd
?
The Chartered Institute of Management
Accounts
?
The Information Company Pvt Ltd
?
The World Bank (IBRD)
?
Theorem India Pvt Ltd
?
Thinking Minds.com (I) Pvt Ltd
?
ThinkPalm Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Thinksoft Global Services Ltd
?
Thirdware Solution Ltd
?
Tholons Knowledge Management Pvt Ltd
?
Thomson Digital (ITES Div. of Thomson Press
(India) Ltd)
?
Thomson Reuters India Services Pvt Ltd
?
ThoughtFocus Information Technologies
Pvt Ltd
?
Thoughts Academy Pvt Ltd
?
ThoughtWorks Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
TIBCO Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Tieto Software Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Timken Engineering and Research India
Pvt Ltd
?
TIS India Business Consultants Pvt Ltd
?
TM Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
TMF Services India Pvt Ltd
?
TNQ Books and Journals Pvt Ltd
?
ToLuna India Pvt Ltd
?
Topsgrup Risk Intelligence Pvt Ltd
?
TopSource Infotech Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Torus Business Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Total IT Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Towards Vision Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
TPI Advisory Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Trade and Investment Office India, State
of Victoria, Australia
?
TransForm Solution Pvt Ltd
?
Transgenez Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Trendyworks Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Trigent Software Ltd.
?
Trignodev Software Pvt Ltd
?
Trigyn Technologies Ltd
?
Trikaal Tech Enterprises Pvt Ltd
?
Trilegal
?
Trimble Information Technologies India Pvt
Ltd
?
Triple A Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Trishna Software and Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
TROV IT Consulting & Services Pvt Ltd
?
Trulogix Information Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Trutech Webs Pvt Ltd
?
Truven Health Analytics India Pvt Ltd
?
TRX Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
UBS (India) Pvt Ltd
?
UGAM Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
UL Cyberpark (ULCCS IT Infrastructure Pvt
Ltd)
?
Unisys Global Services - India (STP Division
of Unisys India Pvt Ltd)
?
UnitedHealth Group Information Services
Pvt Ltd
?
UnitedLex BPO Pvt Ltd
?
Unitforce Technologies Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
Universal Legal
?
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
?
UPTEC Computer Consultancy Ltd
?
URS Certification Ltd
?
US Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
US Technology International Pvt Ltd
?
UTC India Innovation & Engineering
Center (A div. of UTC Fire & Security India
Ltd)
?
Utopia India Pvt Ltd
?
V A C Media Pvt Ltd
?
ValueLabs
?
VALZEN Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Vaneera Hi-Tech
?
Vayana India Pvt Ltd
?
VBPO India Pvt Ltd
?
Vedicsoft India Pvt Ltd
?
Vel Tech Dr. RR & Dr. SR Technical
University
?
Velocity Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Verge Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
VeriSign Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Verity Knowledge Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Verizon Data Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Version Systems Pvt Ltd
?
Vertex Customer Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Vertex Offshore Services Pvt Ltd
?
VFS Global Services Pvt Ltd
?
Vidyatech Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Vigyanlabs Innovations Pvt Ltd
?
Vinayaka Mission's Kirupananda Variyar
Engineering College (A unit of Vinayaka
Mission Research Foundation)
?
Vinove Software & Services Pvt Ltd
?
Virmati Software & Telecommunications
Ltd
?
Virtual Employee Pvt Ltd
?
Virtusa (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Viscus Infotech Ltd
?
Vishwak Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Visionet Systems Pvt Ltd
?
VISTA InfoSec Pvt Ltd
?
Vistaprint India Marketing Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Visual IQ Techno Services India Pvt Ltd
?
Vitae International Accounting Services
Pvt Ltd
?
Vitamap Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Viteos Capital Market Services Ltd
?
V-Link Fleet Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
VMware Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Voice of Big Data Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Volvo India Pvt Ltd
?
VSM Software Pvt Ltd
?
VWR Lab Products Pvt Ltd
?
Winsar Infosoft Pvt Ltd
?
Winshuttle Software India Pvt Ltd
?
Winsoft Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Winzest Edutech Pvt Ltd
?
Wipro Technologies (Wipro Ltd)
?
Wisdom IT Services India Pvt Ltd
?
WM Global Technology Services India Pvt
Ltd
?
WNS Global Services (P) Ltd
?
Wrench Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Xavient Software Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Xchanging Technology Services (India)
Pvt Ltd
?
Xebia IT Architects India Pvt Ltd
?
Xellentra Global Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Xerox India Ltd
?
XL India Business Services Pvt Ltd
?
Xoriant Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Xpanxion International Pvt Ltd
?
Xplore-Tech Services Pvt Ltd
?
XPT Consultancy & Software Services Pvt
Ltd
?
XS CAD India Pvt Ltd
?
XSYSYS Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Xybion India Pvt Ltd
?
Xyka Software Pvt Ltd
?
Yahoo Software Development India Pvt
Ltd
?
Yamaha Motor Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd
?
YES Bank Ltd
?
Yodlee Infotech Pvt Ltd
?
Yokogawa IA Technologies India Pvt Ltd
?
Your Kids 'R' Our Kids (India) Education Pvt
Ltd
?
ZANEC Soft Tech Pvt Ltd
?
Zaptech Solutions
?
zCon Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Zen Quality Assurance Pvt Ltd
?
Zenith Infotech Ltd
?
Zensar Technologies Ltd
?
Zesty Beanz Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Zinnov Management Consulting Pvt Ltd
?
Zoho Corporation Pvt Ltd
?
Zynga Game Network India Pvt Ltd
* Includes a few members from whom
membership subscription for 2013-14
is still due
?
Walsons Services Pvt Ltd
?
we45 Solutions India Pvt Ltd
?
Web Access (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Web Express Computer Technologies Pvt
Ltd
?
Web Spiders (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Webrosoft Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
WebTown Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Welingkar Institute of Management
Development & Research
?
Wells Fargo India Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
West Bengal Electronics Industry
Development Corporation Ltd
?
Western Outdoor Interactive Pvt Ltd
?
WhiteHedge Technologies Pvt Ltd
?
Whitelake Technology Solutions Pvt Ltd
?
Williams Lea (India) Pvt Ltd
?
Winfoware Technologies Ltd
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Message from the President

The Year in Review

NASSCOM Member Companies

Message from the Chairman

Annual Report 2013-14

Message from the President

Annual Report 2013-14

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2013-14

CEO & Managing Director

Executive Vice Chairman

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS

CEO & Joint Managing Director

Chairman & Geography

B.V.R. Mohan Reddy

Founder, Chairman & Managing Director

Managing Director & CEO

President & Managing Director,

President, India & SAARC

Member of the Board &

CEO & Managing Director

Annual Report 2013-14

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS

Founder, Chairman &

Chairman & Co-Founder

Chief Strategy Officer

Founder & Executive Vice-Chairman

Member of the Board &

Founder & Executive Chairman

PAST CHAIRMEN & PAST PRESIDENTS

N.R. Narayana Murthy

Chairman & Managing Director

Founder & Executive Chairman

Former Deputy Chairman

Founder & Board Member

Annual Report 2013-14

PAST CHAIRMEN & PAST PRESIDENTS

Founder & Former Chairman

Chairman & Managing Director

Founder & Chairman

Jaithirth (Jerry) Rao

Founder & Former Chairman

Vice Chairman & CEO

Non-Executive Vice Chairman

Chairman & Co-founder

Former President & Former Chairman

Annual Report 2013-14

Organisations that provide services to the IT-BPM industry

India headquartered organisations, multinational service

NASSCOMs membership has grown over the years and

NASSCOM undertakes several initiatives and works with

The IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council (SSC) formed in partnership

NASSCOM has also contributed to the development of

NASSCOMs mission is also to grow the countrys pool of

> Industry Councils

Transform Business, Transform India is the overall

Industry Councils launched by NASSCOM cater to the

Annual Report 2013-14

MoUs and business delegations.

The Industry Councils at NASSCOM include:

The 10,000 Start-ups Programme

The 10,000 Start-ups Programme is aimed at

Business Process Management (BPM)

Global In-house Centres (GICs)