When one thinks about IT services, it’s hard 
not to think of Satyam Computer Services Ltd., that has over the years grown to become an IT stalwart competing with the best; and has today found a place amongst the top five Indian IT firms. Last year has been an exciting year for this IT genius, as it has been busy cementing its presence worldwide with its acquisitions of UK based Infrastructure Management Services, niche player Nitor Global Solutions Ltd.; opening up a solutions centre in Brisbane, Australia; and advancing its investments in Malaysia foreseeing it to become Satyam’s largest business hub outside India. Its competitive services also clinched two prized multimillion dollar IT contracts with the popular International Football Organisation, FIFA, and an agreement worth $1 billion with Fujitsu Services. “Satyam’s early adoption of strategic deals as an area of focus is resulting in larger and longer term engagements. We continue to win and ramp-up our engagements with strategic clients in our efforts to enable business transformation,” avers B. Ramalinga Raju, Chairman, Satyam. With a global presence in 57 countries across six continents, alliances with over 90 business and technology leaders across the globe, Satyam is surely going global on the lines of other Indian IT biggies like Infosys and TCS.
not to think of Satyam Computer Services Ltd., that has over the years grown to become an IT stalwart competing with the best; and has today found a place amongst the top five Indian IT firms. Last year has been an exciting year for this IT genius, as it has been busy cementing its presence worldwide with its acquisitions of UK based Infrastructure Management Services, niche player Nitor Global Solutions Ltd.; opening up a solutions centre in Brisbane, Australia; and advancing its investments in Malaysia foreseeing it to become Satyam’s largest business hub outside India. Its competitive services also clinched two prized multimillion dollar IT contracts with the popular International Football Organisation, FIFA, and an agreement worth $1 billion with Fujitsu Services. “Satyam’s early adoption of strategic deals as an area of focus is resulting in larger and longer term engagements. We continue to win and ramp-up our engagements with strategic clients in our efforts to enable business transformation,” avers B. Ramalinga Raju, Chairman, Satyam. With a global presence in 57 countries across six continents, alliances with over 90 business and technology leaders across the globe, Satyam is surely going global on the lines of other Indian IT biggies like Infosys and TCS. For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
An Initiative of IIPM, Malay Chaudhuri and Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist)
