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IFS announces winners of its annual Partner of the Year Awards, honouring dedication and innovation among businesses globally, at a ceremony in London.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) ranks as the second most valuable IT brand with a steep 11.5% year-on-year growth, raising its worth to $19.2bn.

Infosys, an expert in next-generation digital services and consulting, has announced a three-year partnership with global tennis star Rafael Nadal.

Infosys has announced the completion of the foundation phase of a major digital program for Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, one of Australia's biggest banks.

Infosys collaborates with Adobe to transform the digital workforce through its online learning platform, Infosys Springboard, under its Tech for Good charter.

Responsible by design approach ensures uncompromising ethics, trust, privacy, security and compliance, according to the company.

Digital engineering services provider, R Systems, has appointed Nitesh Bansal as CEO, effective from May next year.

We spoke to CISO Vishal Salvi to learn more about the company's approach to cybersecurity and what it means for customers.

Infosys has partnered with Deakin University to develop a strategic action plan for research and innovation in emerging technologies and design.

Infosys has partnered with Tennis Australia to enhance the digital experience of this year's Australian Open with cutting-edge technology and AI insights.

Leveraging the latest digital technologies, the solutions aim to improve the entire lifecycle of building construction and operations.

The awards were handed out at the conclusion of the 2017 Milestone Integration Platform Symposium (MIPS), which wrapped up last night.

New research from Infosys revealed 89 percent of AU businesses have deployed AI technology, leaving many employees worried about their jobs.

Infosys, Kinetic IT, MFEC, and Uclick triumph at the CA Technologies 2017 APJ Partner Awards, celebrating innovation and exceptional services in Las Vegas.

The challenge, Gopalakrishnan says, is the fear of the unknown that accompanies change and that companies are currently experiencing today.

As of June 30 2017, liquid assets including cash and cash equivalents and investments are $6,091 million, compared $5.979 million on March 31 2017.

Roles which require emotional intelligence, imagination and human interaction will continue to be relevant and must be filled by human beings.

Australian businesses are spending big on AI technology, investing on average $6 million a year - a huge sum that is second only to the US.

Nilekani says what struck him about Kiwi companies was they weren't used to dealing with scale because of the country's small population.

Indian technology outsourcing firm Infosys has announced the appointment of Andrew Groth as its new head for Australia and New Zealand.