Infosys confident in UK market after Brexit

[vetran]

My client is on stage 3 of this merry go round

It gets worse!

[AtW]

Plan B idea then...start up your own outsourcing company only using people who are British and live in Britain and will be working in Britain. What's not to like?

Margins

[darmstadt]

Giving a training course to Infosys this week, should be fun as I've never done a remote one ever (via Teams)

[AtW]

Giving a training course to Infosys this week, should be fun as I've never done a remote one ever (via Teams)

Ask InfoSys to train you first?

[Eirikur]

Giving a training course to Infosys this week, should be fun as I've never done a remote one ever (via Teams)

There should be a test at the end. Failing it means no visa

[darmstadt]

There should be a test at the end. Failing it means no visa

They are all in India and the USA. This is a large project being run out of the USA to move some development for a new product in the EU and away from the UK sadly...There will be none of their staff going to the UK or EU, possibly the USA but primarily in India. The end product will be run in the EU

[Eirikur]

They are all in India and the USA. This is a large project being run out of the USA to move some development for a new product in the EU and away from the UK sadly...There will be none of their staff going to the UK or EU, possibly the USA but primarily in India. The end product will be run in the EU

Until they realise (or Infosys makes sure that) it's not possible to run from India and they are all on-shored

[darmstadt]

Until they realise (or Infosys makes sure that) it's not possible to run from India and they are all on-shored

I can pretty much say that they won't be on-shored for this project.

[DaveB]

My client is on stage 3 of this merry go round

One of mine skipped the first two and went straight to number 3. Then Tupe'd 90% of their UK staff to them...

[Whorty]

I doubt it.

It always comes down to money. And that includes backhanders and bonuses. Management in charge don't care about long term results provided by the offshore firms, because they're (management) not around long enough to suffer from the fallout.

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