There's been a change of guard at India's number 1 IT company, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Forty-six-year-old N Chandrasekaran has taken over the company's reins from S Ramadorai.Among the youngest CEOs in Tata group, Chandrasekaran has been with the Tata group's IT giant for over 22 years. His long tenure at the company includes successful stints at the company's US, UK and European offices.
Here's all that tops TCS' new CEO's agenda.

The past decade was clearly one that belonged to technology. Never before did so many new technologies and products came to fore and changed the way we live and behave completely within a short period of 10 years. But such scorching pace of technological advent also meant that many a products and technologies of the immediate past got left behind and earned their epitaph.
Here is a list of some obvious, and some not so obvious ones…

India's large software service providers are going increasingly local with hiring in overseas markets, part of a drive to position themselves as truly global players and polish their image in advanced economies reeling from job losses.Beginning with employing foreign nationals for junior and mid-level positions, companies such as Tata Consultancy (TCS), Infosys and Wipro – together these three account for about a third of India’s IT exports – now have a number of foreigners in their top echelons.

From the German town that unwittingly advertised pornography on its website to the American who interrupted his wedding to update his Facebook and Twitter accounts, the world was full of weird stories in 2009.“Standing at the alter with @TracyPage where just a second ago she became my wife! Gotta go, time to kiss the bride” is how Dana Hanna kept the world posted between “I do” and that kiss.