Merger with ITC Infotech to help in big deals: Happiest Minds CEO

Combined entity will bring together digital engineering, cybersecurity and AI capabilities with strengths in SAP, enterprise applications and Industry 4.0 offerings

business-standard.com ·2026-09-01

Merger with ITC Infotech to help in big deals: Happiest Minds CEO

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