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Infosys to hire 2,100 graduates in US

byCustoms Today Report
06/11/2014
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NEW YORK: Info Ltd said that it is planning to hire over 2,100 people in the United States as the company is working to scale up its global presence. It wants to boost key work areas like client relationship management and consulting.
Like most rivals, India’s second biggest IT services provider gets the major chunk of its business from clients in the United States.
The hiring will include up to 300 management and technology graduates who will work across multiple technology domains including digital, big data, analytics and cloud.
180 graduates will be recruited into the Infosys consulting practice in the United States, the company said.
Infosys has been making a big push towards new age technology like cloud computing and digitization. Chief Executive Vishal Sikka, who is based in the United States, has said he wants to revive growth through automation and artificial intelligence as clients modernize their technologies.

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