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Infosys to Release Future Plans by April; President Rajesh Murthy Resigns
The new CEO of Infosys Ltd Salil Parekh said that strategic priorities for the company's future would be laid out by April after the review that is underway reported PTI.
The new CEO of Infosys Ltd Salil Parekh said that strategic priorities for the company's future would be laid out by April after the review that is underway reported PTI.
In the light of digital disruption faced by its clients, Salil is hopeful of the opportunities it will bring.
He also said that the review would be conducted around the strategy initiated by Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani which is structured around four dimensions - new market opportunities, client relationships, people, and service offering portfolio.
There will be several meetings with clients, employees, partners, leadership team and board members over the next three months, which will be concluded by April.
Infosys is now attempting to bring back focus on its business and growth after previous management issues.
Meanwhile, Rajesh Murthy, one of the three presidents of Infosys resigns citing "personal reasons". He has been with the company for over 25 years and will end his service by the end of January.
