For Technology Product Management & Marketing Professionals (Length: 9 pages)

October 12, 2007

Infosys' Positioning: From Cheap Services To Globalized Business Technology

VPR: IT Services And Outsourcing Providers Summary, Q3 ‘07

This is the fifth in the "Vendor Positioning Review: IT Services & Outsourcing Providers, Q3 ‘07" series.

by Pascal Matzke

with Bradford J. Holmes, Eric G. Brown, Daniel Krauss

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Infosys is seeking to move away from its image as a cheap Indian offshore service factory to that of a global business technology (BT) leader. The company is investing in measures to enhance its visibility and footprint across a wider group of client stakeholders and markets. The aim is to position Infosys as a prototype for successful companies in a globalized market environment. While Infosys can justifiably point to its ongoing business growth as a major success story, its corporate positioning suffers from inconsistencies in its underlying messaging. Furthermore, its product positioning continues to mainly focus on technology and cost-related benefits, which represents a disconnect with Infosys' corporate ambitions.

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Analyst: Pascal Matzke
Technology: IT Management, IT Services, Outsourcing, Serving the Business, Systems Integration
Industry: High-Tech, Product & Solutions Strategies, Professional Services, Strategy Execution & Measurement, Tech Sector Economics
Special Feature: Models
Geography: Asia Pacific