Is
Nasscom a ‘Big Boys’ club? For
years, small Indian software services players have been crying
hoarse that Nasscom is interested in only helping the big
guns of the software services industry. In recent times Nasscom
has taken some steps to solve contentious issues in this space.
So, have the problems been ironed out, or are wounds still
festering? Srikanth R P & Stanley Glancy find out
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best way to predict the future is to plan it. Most IT
professionals will agree that they have always treated
their companies as providers which are responsible for
feeding them and giving them the best deals.
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of Iraq.
For
years, small Indian software services players have been crying
hoarse that Nasscom is interested in only helping the big
guns of the software services industry. In recent times Nasscom
has taken some steps to solve contentious issues in this space.
So, have the problems been ironed out, or are wounds still
festering? Srikanth R P & Stanley Glancy find out
