After Infosys founder
Narayan Murthy expressed dissatisfaction with the Infosys board, he recently
showed that he has not lost confidence in Nandan Nilekani and his chairmanship
of the company.
In his recent speech
Murthy gave assurance to the company investors that as long as it is being
headed by Nilekani, it is in safe hands and we can all sleep in peace.
Recently when the
company’s earnings for the second quarter were declared, Murthy assured that
there are no traces of wrongdoing that should involve any kind of
investigation. He also went on to reiterate the stance that the company had
taken in its recent investigation where it set out Vishal Sikka free of all
charges.
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Keeping in mind the
recent controversies regarding the comments made by Murthy himself on the
administration as well as those in charge of the top position were cleared to a
great extent in his latest address.
Murthy founded the
company in the year 1981 with six of his other friends, including Nilekani.
They are currently in-charge of the major company operations and are heading
the top positions as well. Murthy has been vocal about his criticism for a lot
of the employees, especially those in the limelight. The most recent ouster of
Vishal Sikka was reportedly due to criticism by Murthy.
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