Independent research firm, Forrester Research, Inc. interviewed ITC Infotech among sustainability service providers in its report “Capitalizing on the sustainability consulting services opportunity” dated 01 October, 2010. Sustainability is emerging as the next driver of business innovation and growth for many companies, driven by rising regulatory and customer pressures, the need to enhance their brands, and competitive differentiation. As sustainability has become top of mind in 2010, IT and business consulting service providers have taken significant steps forward in helping their clients grapple with issues such as IT efficiency, green business processes, and corporate sustainability strategy and implementation. The report mentions ITC Infotech’s dedicated center for sustainability that provides sustainability services primarily focused on the Asia Pacific market with plans to expand globally in the near future. Per the report, “The service offerings (of ITC Infotech) are currently dominated by corporate sustainability planning and governance, with a focus on the retail and wholesale, and by finance and insurance industries. Utilizing an on-site-offshore delivery model, ITC Infotech offers services in three main pillars, encompassing consulting services, technical and consulting services, and offshore consulting and research. Currently, ITC Infotech focuses on corporate sustainability planning and governance services, but it expects to significantly grow the IT-for green part of its business in the coming years.”

ITC Infotech was included as a sample vendor in Gartner’s report “Hype Cycle for Supply Chain Management, 2011” dated 17 August 2011, by Tim Payne. The report covers technologies used to support an organization's supply chain, across both planning and execution processes. However, companies are often at very different levels of supply chain maturity, and this Hype Cycle reflects the different classes and types of technology an organization is likely to consider as it matures its supply chain toward becoming demand-driven.

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ITC Infotech was mentioned in Gartner’s report “Hype Cycle for Green IT and Sustainability in India, 2011” dated 26th July 2011. This report by Ganesh Ramamoorthy and Bettina Tratz-Ryan, talks “Green IT and sustainability have found their way into the IT organizations of many industries in India, and will soon emerge as top priorities for businesses, investors and technology professionals across industries and policymakers in India.”

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ITC Infotech was included as a sample vendor in Gartner’s report “Hype Cycle for Consulting and System Integration, 2010” dated 17th July, 2010. This report by Michael von Uechtritz and Susan Tan, talks about how the 2010 Hype Cycle for Consulting and System Integration reflects a mood of cautiously optimistic growth. The report lists ITC Infotech as a sample vendor for Process Management (BPM) in C&SI, Application Testing Services and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Services. Hype Cycle Disclaimer The Hype Cycle is copyrighted 2010 by Gartner, Inc. and/its affiliates and is reused with permission. Hype Cycles are graphical representations of the relative maturity of technologies, IT methodologies and management disciplines. They are intended solely as a research tool, and not as a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

ITC Infotech was covered in Gartner’s report, “Emerging Market Analysis: Prepare for India's Green IT Growth Demand”, dated 11th May, 2010 by Arup Roy and Bettina Tratz-Ryan. ITC Infotech is mentioned in ‘Green Initiatives Taken up by IT Companies in India’. In a summary that lists the findings of different IT companies and their green initiatives, ITC Infotech is listed under Internal Green Initiative and Consulting.

ITC Infotech was covered in Gartner’s report titled Market Trends: C&SI Market Wrestles With Competitive Flux and Business Model Changes, as Focus Shifts Toward Recovery, 2010 dated 2nd July, 2010. This report authored by Susan Tan, Michael von Uechtritz talks about how the consulting and system integration market is undergoing major changes as leading players jostle for market share and demand shifts from a core focus on cost reduction to growth and innovation.

ITC Infotech was included as a sample vendor for Business Process Management in C&SI in Garner’s report Hype Cycle for Business Process Management, 2010 dated 27th July 2010 by David W. McCoy and Michele Cantara. This report talks about how with a balance of technology and management disciplines, BPM can deliver tangible value, disrupt the status quo and transform the organization when done well.