Showing posts with label IBM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IBM. Show all posts

Monday, 29 July 2013

IT sector to generate 1.20 lakh jobs this year: Experts,Stress,North America,Nasscom ,ITES,IT Services,Campus Hiring, job seekers, Microsoft, IBM, randstad, jobs in 2013, IT ITeS jobs, graduate jobs

IT sector to generate 1.20 lakh jobs this year: Experts,Stress,North America,Nasscom ,ITES,IT Services,Campus Hiring, job seekers, Microsoft, IBM, randstad, jobs in 2013, IT ITeS jobs, graduate jobs
itjobsNEW DELHI: The country’s IT & ITeS industry would generate as many as 1.20 lakh jobs this year even as campus hiring is likely to remain subdued, experts say.
While there has been a drop in campus hiring in IT sector as the industry reels under a economic downturn in the West, jobs added this year will see large hiring from the market.
“Last year, the campus hiring numbers had dipped from the normal and this year, it is not going to be any different. We estimate that there will be around 1,20,000 jobs created this year,” talent assessment company Merit Trac Head of Innovation and Corporate Business Rajeev Menon said.

Friday, 26 July 2013

Desi IT creates more jobs in US than American peers,Pradeep Udhas,KPMG,JP Morgan,IBM,American peers,Accenture, current jobs in India, hiring this year year 2013, IT jobs,

Desi IT creates more jobs in US than American peers,Pradeep Udhas,KPMG,JP Morgan,IBM,American peers,Accenture, current jobs in India, hiring this year year 2013, IT jobs,
BANGALORE: Indian IT companies have a better track record of creating jobs in the US over the past several years compared to their American peers likeIBM and Accenture. Yet the proposed new US immigration bill seeks to penalize Indian IT and benefit American IT companies, notes a recent report by brokerage firm JP Morgan.
In the last 7 years, Indian IT companies are estimated to have added 30,000-40,000 jobs in the US, excluding green card holders. But IBM has reduced its workforce in the US, and Accenture’s addition to its US workforce has been marginal IBM’s US headcount is estimated at 91,000 for 2012, down sharply from 133,789 in 2005, as per data put together by IBM’s employee union Alliance@IBM (the company itself stopped giving a geographic breakup of its employee strength in 2010).