Sanchit Vir Gogia

Travis Kalanick should take onus of brash work culture at Uber, whether he stays or steps aside

Kalanick and his lieutenants had favorites who played by different rules than other employees, and that even those favorites were nervous that they could fall from grace, which they sometimes did.

H-1B, Singapore protectionism: Calm down, this is no do or die battle, Indian IT has weathered bigger storms

India IT firms have been accused of taking Indians even in job roles that could have had local hires in the countries they operate from.

Indian startups should focus on sustainability, stop chasing Unicorn tag

Just getting the valuation and funding is no guarantee that the Unicorn status will remain

Emerging Technologies: Indian Translation

Sanchit Vir Gogia, Principle Analyst-Emerging Technologies, IDC talks not just about the emerging technologies but their practical implications for Indian enterprises.

CIO's Role Today Is An Orchestrator Of Services

Sanchit Vir Gogia, Senior Analyst, Forrester on the CIO challenges and how they should prioritise their tech investment decisions.

Indian Organisations Actively Planning Cloud Initiatives: Springboard

Cloud adoption and awareness have increased rapidly in India, but a large proportion of non-users still have no concrete plans to adopt cloud-based solutions.

Amazon flouting Indian rules by enlisting Amazon Export Sales as seller, allege retailers

Digitally native startups well placed to serve consumers: Survey

A new breed of connected consumers is placing new demands on how businesses operate and digitally native startups are well-positioned to address their needs, according to a survey commissioned by EMC India.

Dissecting Jaitley's first Budget: Does it satisfy the appetite of the IT industry?

Jaitley's first Budget has managed to garner support from industry leaders as well as experts, but some still believe the Budget could have done more for the tech industry.

Union Budget 2013-14: A Story Of Odds And Ends

With a mixed bag of hits and misses and little definitive guidance, IT buyers and provides are still left shooting in the dark. Does this ring worry bells for the sector?