Outsourcing demand fuels TCS to hire 60,000 more; Infosys, Wipro too on talent drive - The Economic Times: "Demand for Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)'s outsourcing services is so robust the information- technology company hired 70,000 workers last fiscal year and plans to add 60,000 more this year.
Tata Consultancy projects annual sales, which have quadrupled since 2005 to $8.4 billion, will increase 20 percent a year for the 'foreseeable future.' That has it and rivals Infosys Technologies and Wipro hustling to find hundreds of thousands of qualified candidates as global IT purchases grow 7.1% this year to $1.7 trillion.
TCS's expertise at using low-cost IT workers to replace more expensive labour in developed countries helped it land contracts with Deutsche Bank , Hilton Worldwide and Air Liquide last fiscal year. The company, Asia's largest computer-services provider by market value, reported record annual income of $2 billion.
'As long as there's growth, you don't want to leave business on the table,' said Ajoyendra Mukherjee, TCS' vice-president for human resources. 'What we're trying to do is make sure the supply chain is large enough to meet our growth requirements in the future."
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