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• HCL goes into bat for Cricket Australia

  ​Cricket Australia has announced a multi-year partnership with HCL Technologies.

• IBM offloads software products to HCL Technologies in $1.8B deal

  HCL Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire some IBM software products in a US$1.8 billion deal.

• CIO roundtable: How tech chiefs are overcoming digital transformation hurdles

  Last November, Forrester senior analyst Tim Sheedy said Australian organisations were not moving fast enough to digitise their operations and now risk falling way behind and potentially going out of business as new, disruptive startups hit the local market.

• Powering your digital journey to reality

  IT chiefs discuss their approaches to creating and encouraging the adoption of digital services across their organisations.

• Are Rival Partnerships the Future of IT Outsourcing?

  HCL and CSC, companies that have often competed for customers, have teamed to focus on legacy application modernization and cloud hosting. Could partnerships formed by rivals prove more valuable than mega-acquisitions as IT outsourcing providers respond to changing market dynamics?

• India's HCL says News International deleted mail

  News International directed service providers contracted to maintain its e-mail system to delete some messages, according to Indian outsourcer HCL Technologies in a letter to the Home Affairs Committee of the U.K. Parliament.

• India's HCL questioned in phone hacking scandal

  India's HCL Technologies has been questioned by the U.K. Parliament's Home Affairs Committee inquiring into a phone-hacking scandal, following allegations in Parliament that the outsourcer was involved in destroying data on behalf of News International, the company at the center of the hacking investigation.

• Eli Lilly opens innovation lab with HCL

  Global pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Indian outsourcer HCL Technologies have opened an IT innovation lab in Singapore aimed at developing novel technologies and improve operational efficiencies.

• Indian outsourcers' quality hit by staff issues

  The service quality at top Indian outsourcers is dropping as they scramble to hire staff to cope with an unexpected surge in demand, analysts said.

• Xerox CEO, an Obama appointee, may send jobs to Indian firm

  WASHINGTON - Xerox Corp., whose CEO Ursula Burns is advising President Obama on exports, last week told its product engineering employees that it is in outsourcing talks with India-based IT services firm HCL Technologies.

• Infosys appoints banker as chairman, shortens name

  India's second largest outsourcer, Infosys Technologies, has announced a change of leadership, choosing for the first time as its chairman someone who is not one of the founders of the company.

• Tata, HCL benefit from a growth in offshoring

  Indian outsourcers Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and HCL Technologies reported this week strong revenue and profit growth for the quarter ended March 31, as outsourcing by clients to offshore locations picked up.

• CBA signs outsourcing deal with HCL Technologies for payments system

  HCL Technologies, a global IT services provider based in India, has posted 33.5 per cent year-on-year increase in global revenues for the third quarter of 2010-2011, with Australian operations playing a significant role thanks to a deal with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA).

• Why Indian outsourcer HCL Technologies puts employees first

  Since taking over as CEO of HCL Technologies in 2005, Vineet Nayar has been promoting his idea of corporate differentiation: "Employees first. Customers second."

• Xerox outsources management of data centers to India's HCL

  Indian outsourcer HCL Technologies is to offer data center services to Xerox under a six-year contract.