Located at its 337-acre Mysore campus, Infosys spent over Rs 2,000 crore (Rs 20 billion) in setting up the centre, of which Rs 1,700 crore (Rs 17 billion) was spent on education- and training ...

IT giant Infosys Technologies on Thursday announced that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will inaugurate the company's corporate training centre in Mysore on Saturday. In a first of its kind ...

MYSORE: Infosys renamed its Mysore Global Training Centre as Narayana Murthy Centre of Excellence here on Monday. Speaking at the renaming ceremony, N R Narayana Murthy, chief mentor, Infosys ...

MYSORE, INDIA: Infosys Technologies today announced the expansion of Infosys' Global Education Center (GEC) at its Mysore campus. Sonia Gandhi, Chairperson, UPA and President of the Indian ...

The new training centre of India's IT major Infosys in the US state of Indiana will be a "game changer" in creating talent and capabilities for the future, a top executive of the company has said ...

Infosys begins construction of US education centre with $ 35 mn investment "The company is providing an initial investment of $35 million to create the first 125,000 square feet of development, ...

Bangalore: Infosys is boosting its investments in training by more than two-and-half-times to ₹ 1,600 crore besides adding to the seating capacity, as scramble for talent in the industry gains ...

India’s major IT company Infosys today announced that it would open its US Education Centre in Indianapolis, which the company said would train American workers and create 1,000 additional jobs ...

In order to help the 240 trainees that Infosys fired recently, the IT major has offered them free external training, accommodation and a travel allowance along with one months' salary, as per a ...

Infosys is bolstering its US operations after taking on more work for motorbike manufacturer Harley-Davidson. The Indian outsourcer announced on Tuesday that it is to open a new delivery centre in ...

The new training centre of India's IT major Infosys in the US state of Indiana will be a "game changer" in creating talent and capabilities for the future, a top executive of the company has said.