You’ve heard of IBM, Accenture, and Capgemini. But one of the most influential tech service giants in the world isn’t American or European. It’s Indian.
Founded in 1981 with just $250 and no computer, Infosys started with a single project and a damaged floppy disk. Four decades later, it’s a global IT powerhouse, powering the backends of banks, airlines, and telecoms around the world.
This episode breaks down how Infosys built a $70 billion legacy from the ground up, despite red tape, tech shortages, and zero global credibility.
We’ll show how it pioneered offshore outsourcing, scaled elite engineering talent, and became a symbol of India’s tech rise.
So what happens when the underdog becomes the architect of the global system?
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