AGENDA SETTERS - WHO ARE THE DRIVING FORCES IN THE TECH INDUSTRY?

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Agenda Setters 2006
TOP 50
S Ramadorai

No. 22 S Ramadorai, CEO, Tata Consultancy Services

Last year's position: 22

Why? Competing on a global scale

S Ramadorai retains his position on the Agenda Setters list for the third year running as the head of India's largest IT services company.

This year the TCS success story has continued apace with profits up by a third, a string of major customer contract wins and plans to take its total headcount to more than 100,000 by the end of 2006.

But it's not just for TCS' successes that he's an Agenda Setter. It's also for maintaining the vision that TCS must compete on a global scale and become one of the top 10 IT services companies in the world - a goal he is well on track to achieve.

As one Agenda Setters panellist said: "He's turning TCS from being an Indian company into a world company - and he's doing such a good job of it."

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Agenda Setters Past

Take a walk down memory lane - and find out who made the Agenda Setters poll over the years:

QUOTATION

"Ray Ozzie is a radical change force for Microsoft. He is moving them in a very different direction."
--Richard Sykes, Agenda Setters panellist

"My observation is that [kids today] are far more networked and open than any other generation we have ever seen."
--Peter Cochrane, Agenda Setters panellist


AGENDA SETTERS .EXTRA

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Smart 50 - Asia's best users of IT ZDNet Asia

Chron 500 - The San Francisco Bay Area's top public companies San Francisco Chronicle

The 50 people who matter now Business 2.0


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