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Building and Transforming an Emerging Market Global Enterprise: Lessons From the Infosys Journey
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The story of Infosys' growth and transformation from a $250 start-up to its current market valuation of approximately $26 billion provides one of the most pertinent lessons in leveraging India's strengths and managing the challenges faced by an emerging market global enterprise based in India. In this article, we present a wide-ranging interview with Infosys' current CEO, Mr. S.D. Shibulal, as he explains what he considers to be the core strengths of the company that made it successful in the past, lays out his vision for the company's future, and discusses in detail how he sees the company's transformation taking place over the coming years. The conversation uncovers several interesting themes and lessons for multinational enterprises in emerging as well as developed economies, including the relevance of being born global, values-based governance, the necessity of creating hybrid business models that infuse the 'India way' with local cultures and practices in global markets, leveraging strategic partnerships via co-creation and co-evolution, and the delicate balance between 'preservation-creation-destruction.'