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  • Andy2
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    anyone seen suity?
    last I heard he was developing an income tax portal

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  • vetran
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    anyone seen suity?

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  • BigDataPro
    started a topic Infosys screwed up Indian Income Tax portal - as usual

    Infosys screwed up Indian Income Tax portal - as usual

    India's much awaited income tax portal called e-filing portal 2.0, developed by Infosys was launched last night. Guess what, it was one of the biggest disaster which is not new for Infosys.

    As usual Infosys is testing their skills, expertise with real users in Production environment.

    Indian Govt should have looked into the experience and taken lessons from Infosys client base in the UK or at least should have asked us :-)

    https://twitter.com/hashtag/Incometa...=hashtag_click
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