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Dorothy Parker once said: “Compared to men, women have to work twice as hard to be thought half as good.” Breaking the invisible glass ceiling has always been difficult, especially for women aspiring for leadership roles. Women in the boss’ chair are no longer a rarity. But in almost all fields, women’s

In February 2006, the software industry body Nasscom was bullish when it teamed up with McKinsey, the consulting firm, to forecast that software exports would surpass $60 billion by March 2010, thereby updating its original target of $50 billion by December 2008. Since then, the slowdown in the US (which

India, already known as the world’s back office, is now emerging as a big market for such services as its economy matures and the global economy slows down. The opportunities of business expansion in the domestic market have even made US-listed Indian firms such as Genpact Ltd and EXL Service Holdings

India might be better known as a software services outsourcing giant to most but if you look internally, there is a new revolution brewing–the product revolution. There are hundreds of startups in the software products space, which are throwing up some very interesting products in the market.

Shares of software companies took a beating Tuesday after an industry estimate that export-focused software and back-office services companies will see slower revenue growth of 25 percent in the current fiscal year to March because of tighter technology spending.