New
Delhi: India''s IT software and services exports from
the top-10 firms crossed $15 billion to touch Rs68,236
crore in 2006-07.
The
big three IT firms TCS, Infosys and Wipro received $8.7
billon (Rs39,260 crore) from IT software services and
exports according to an industry survey and analysis by
Dataquest (DQ).
The
next four slots have been taken up by Satyam (Rs5,789
crore), IBM (Rs 4,880 crore), HCL Technologies (Rs4,598
crore) and Cognizant (Rs4,584 crore). With this line,
there is no change in the rankings of the top seven of
the top-10 software firms.
Seven
of the DQ Top-10 software firms are Indian multinationals.
The software and services exports of India development
centres of foreign multinationals, which made it to the
top 10 - IBM, Cognizant and Oracle added up to
Rs13,127 crore. The revenues of Oracle include those of
i-flex post-integration during the year.
Oracle
and Tech Mahindra stormed into the DQ Top 10 at No 8 and
No 9 with revenues of Rs3,663 crore and Rs2,890 crore
respectively.
Patni
Computers slipped two positions to 10 with revenues of
Rs2,573 crore.
Almost
all Indian players focused on bringing down their revenue
share from application development and maintenance (ADM)
and succeeded.
Managed
infrastructure services emerged as the new favourite.
Infosys, which had identified IP creation as a major thrust
at the end of the year, had 81 patent filings.
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