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#Weekends were mistake, says #Infosys co-founder #NarayamaMurthy
He defends his belief 70hr weeks are essential and #worklifebalance is bunk
The Infosys founder held prime minister Narendra Modi and his cabinet up as an example of proper workaholics, claiming the PM toils for 100hrs a week, and suggested not following suit demonstrates a lack of appreciation.
“Frankly I was a little bit disappointed in 1986 when we moved from a six-day week to a five-day week,” he added.
theregister.com/2024/11/18/inf

The Register · Weekends were a mistake says Infosys co-founder Narayama MurthyBy Laura Dobberstein

#Fidelity customers' financial info feared stolen in suspected #ransomware attack

Insurance giant blames #Infosys, #LockBit claims credit

Criminals have probably stolen nearly 30,000 Fidelity Investments Life Insurance customers' personal and financial information — including bank account and routing numbers, credit card numbers and security or access codes — after breaking into Infosys' IT systems in the fall.

theregister.com/2024/03/05/fid

The Register · Fidelity customers' financial info feared stolen in suspected ransomware attackBy Jessica Lyons

I see that #RishiSunak is worried that people might draw the conclusion the the potential #India-UK trade deal which might significantly benefit #InfoSys - you'll recall Mrs Sunak is a major shareholder in the firm - indicates that he has a conflict of interest...

No, we don't think there is a conflict of interest, its already clear that he & his #Tory chums are running the country in their interest - there's no 'conflict', more an even more obvious illustration of #ToryCorruption, that's all!

Where are the #informationsystems people?! As I gather my communities, I realized they are just not around. That hashtag has nothing.

Isn't it curious who is showing up here and when? A little band of #HCI is here, and another band of #STS, but #IS is wholly not (am I missing something?).

Also amusing is that that while #infosys sounds really techie, as a scholarly community I find they are not soooo much techies. Maybe that's why they aren't here yet? 😜 <tease>