News Report 2010 
'India has been great for Boeing'
The Boeing Company and HCL Technologies have recently inaugurated a Center of Excellence (CoE) to support test and evaluation operations at Boeing. Dr Dinesh Keskar, president, Boeing India talks about the technology practices/processes they aim to develop at the Chennai-based CoE and the future plans of the company in India.
Source: EXPRESS TravelWorld Visit SiteCloud computing gains momentum in Middle East
Momentum is building up in the Middle East for cloud computing, but the current focus seems to be more limited towards infrastructure with many small players entering the market, said a top official at India's Hindustan Computers Limited (HCL).
Source: Gulfnews Visit SiteHCL ERS coverage in Global Services Media
Engineering work is becoming more and more internationalized and engineering companies are becoming increasingly global. There is increasing pressure on the part of European companies to reduce costs, which requires more innovative solutions from suppliers in order to keep a stable price level....
Source: Global services Media Download PDFA quiet revolution
While China is seen as the factory of the world, India is perceived as the Mecca of outsourcing. In the last two decades, Indian IT outsourcers such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, HCL, and Mahindra Satyam have established themselves in almost all major markets in the world, from America to Asia. While these companies are known for their business process outsourcing (BPO) and knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) prowess, there is one company that is daring to go off the beaten track...
Source: MIS ASIA Visit SiteStaff first, customers second for HCL boss
Within a month of being hired by HCL Technologies, Vineet Nayar, who later rose to become the company's CEO, was asked to leave. For Nayar, there were two major takeaways from it...
Source: THE TIMES OF INDIA Visit SiteHidden Giant: HCL
Lindsey Chester met with Rajiv Swarup, Corporate Vice President, in HCL’s office on Symphony Lake in Regency Park.
Source: CaryCitizen Visit SiteWe are the first firm to make global delivery work
Q&A: Steve Cardell, CEO, HCL Axon
In 2008, HCL Technologies acquired the UK-based systems application integrator, Axon Global, in what was the largest ever buy by an India-based service provider. Steve Cardell, CEO of HCL Axon, spoke to Pallavi Aiyar about why, despite the reservations many analysts had, the move appears to have paid off for both entities.
Source: Business Standard Visit SiteA Maverick CEO Explains How He Persuaded His Team to Leap into the Future, by Vineet Nayar
Imagine waking up to find yourself perched on a window ledge outside your corner office. The building is on fire. The windows won’t open. The ledge narrows to nothing on both sides. You could stay put and pray that someone will rescue you.
Source: Harvard Business Review Visit SiteGoing social in India: The rise of Web 2.0 in the developing world
HCL CEO Vineet Nayar says social media can come in many different forms. According to Mr. Nayar, We think too narrowly if we look only at services like Facebook and Twitter when we think social. Any technology that allows people to quickly collaborate is a potential social platform.
Source: Fortune Tech Visit SiteHCL AXON Launches iControl, a Utility Web Enablement Solution for Customer Billing and AMI
HCL AXON, a division of HCL Technologies and a provider of business transformation consulting services through the innovative implementation and support of SAP applications, announces the development of iControl, a comprehensive Web Enablement and Smart Meter Application to support the emerging Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) markets for North America and abroad.
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