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Happiest Minds Reaches Profitability; To Go Public In Three Years

Happiest Minds said it reached profitability in its fourth year of operations with an annualized revenue of $62 million, and plans to go public within the next three years.

Wednesday, July 06, 2016   |  Source: Finance Every Day

Happiest Minds Turns Profitable in its 4th Full Year of Operations

Happiest Minds Technologies announced its annualized run rate of $62 million and that it has achieved profitability in only its fourth full year of operations. The company is now looking to expand its global footprint by opening operations across Australia, the Middle East and Turkey.

Wednesday, July 06, 2016   |  Source: Dataquest

Happiest Minds Reaches Profitability; to go Public in Three Years

We have been able to achieve profitability in the 4th full year of operations because we function with the nimbleness of a startup, while adding value to our customers through investments in IP and continuously enhancing customer experience,” Sashi Kumar, CEO & MD , Happiest Minds Technologies, said in a statement. He added the company would be the fastest Indian IT services company to reach $100 million in revenue.

Wednesday, July 06, 2016   |  Source: The Economic Times

Happiest Minds Hits Profits, Expands to Australia & Middle East

We have reported an annualised run rate of USD 62 million. This is a 27 per cent growth in rupee terms and 20.4 per cent rise in constant currency. The growth has been led by our strong focus on digital transformation and IP-led approach,” Soota, Executive Chairman at Happiest Minds, told PTI.

Wednesday, July 06, 2016   |  Source: The Economic Times-ET Telecom

Securing Vulnerabilities in Mobile Apps

With BYOD becoming commonplace, a major share of the smartphones used for business purposes are owned by individuals instead of organizations. These devices could potentially become easy targets for cyber-attackers, making it difficult for your IT team to secure data residing on enterprise systems.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: Computer World

The Role of The HR in a Start Up

Launching a Startup involves a few key factors – an ‘idea’ that you believe is the need of the hour; convincing others to ‘fund’ your idea; and finally ‘executing’ on realising the idea with conscious handling of the risks and constraints, while building and maintaining the capacity to develop, market and sell your product..The reason why many of them fail to fly is that they do not fully understand the fundamental needs of executing and operating aStartup and sustaining the momentum to scale into a viable corporate entity.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: People and Management

Happiest Minds Hits Profits, Expands to Australia & Middle East

We have reported an annualised run rate of USD 62 million. This is a 27 per cent growth in rupee terms and 20.4 per cent rise in constant currency. The growth has been led by our strong focus on digital transformation and IP-led approach,” Soota, Executive Chairman at Happiest Minds, told PTI.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: Brunch News

Happiest Minds Hits Profits, Expands to Australia & Middle East

We have reported an annualised run rate of USD 62 million. This is a 27 per cent growth in rupee terms and 20.4 per cent rise in constant currency. The growth has been led by our strong focus on digital transformation and IP-led approach,” Soota, Executive Chairman at Happiest Minds, told PTI.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: Daily India News

Happiest Minds Hits Profits, Expands to Australia & Middle East

We have reported an annualised run rate of USD 62 million. This is a 27 per cent growth in rupee terms and 20.4 per cent rise in constant currency. The growth has been led by our strong focus on digital transformation and IP-led approach,” Soota, Executive Chairman at Happiest Minds, told PTI.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: Hunt News

Happiest Minds Turns Profitable in its Fourth Full Year of Operations, Expands Global Presence

Happiest Minds has decided to strategically extend its focus to new avenues of disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cognitive computing, and also on building wearables. With over 1,900 specialized people, Happiest Minds serves more than 115 customers, amongst whom several are Fortune 1000.

Tuesday, July 05, 2016   |  Source: PR Newswire