The document summarizes the story of Infosys, a global IT consulting and services company founded in 1981 in India by 7 entrepreneurs. It has since grown to have over 130,000 employees serving over 600 clients in 32 countries, with annual revenue of $6.04 billion in fiscal year 2011. The document also discusses Infosys' focus on innovation through co-creation with clients and employees, and outlines ideas for the 21st century workplace and digital consumers, including themes like co-creation, emerging economies, social contracts, and patient-centric healthcare.

1. Let the sunshine in…

2. The story of the 7 Samaritans… 1981, India Import restrictions 3 years to get a phone connection 2 years to get a license to import a computer 7 youngsters from different middle-class backgrounds With $250 of borrowed capital and personal savings Vision: To be a globally respected corporation

3. Infosys today… as on 31st Mar 2011 A global consulting and IT services company Presence: More than 600 clients, 32 Countries Strong Client Relationships: 98% Repeat business Global Operations: 64 Sales Offices, 63 Global Dev. Centers Employees: 130,820 from 88 nationalities FY11 Revenue / 5 Year CAGR:USD 6.04 Billion / 23% FY11 Net Income / 5 Year CAGR: USD 1.50 Billion / 22% Market Cap (NASDAQ Mar ‘11): USD 41.42 Billion

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5. Innovation Co-creation With Clients Innovation Co-creation With Infoscions

7. Workplace of the future

8. Innovation Co-creation With Infoscions Leadership Frame of reference Co-creation Platforms

9. Leadership

10. Frame of Reference

12. Making profound impact Generating profound implications for tomorrow’s enterprise Creating new social trends & interactions in Embracing new innovations rapidly Communication New opportunities Exhibiting new behavioral patterns Internet Consumption New models Connected Telecom Conscious Digital Consumer Transactions New offerings Creative Media Social Learning New channels Engaged Social media Decision making New challenges

13. Connected:Anytime, Anywhere Why can’t a bank offer “private banking” to all its customers?

14. Conscious:Seeks more than just “best price” Why wouldn’t a credit card company help reduce my card bills?

15. Why can’t a bank help my company become my bank? Experiential:See My World

16. Why is banking not fun? TransactionsEngagingExperiences Creativity:In Everything

17. Just an illustration…

18. 21 Ideas for the 21st Century Digital Consumers N = 1 Co-Creation Self-Service Emerging Economies Growth Momentum Innovation Hubs Smart Sourcing Sustainable Tomorrow Social Contracts Resource Intensity Green Innovation New Commerce Micro Inclusive Mobility Healthcare Economy Affordable Preventive Patient-Centric Smarter Organizations Simplify Collaborate & Learn Adapt Pervasive Computing Sensor Networks Intelligent Cloud-Based

21. Widening the context…

24. In summary… Leadership Frame of reference Co-creation Platforms

25. ‘What is not started today is never finished tomorrow’ – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 25