On an end-of-era day for the Tata Group, Tata Consultancy Services gears up to report its earnings.

“From a discretionary demand point of view, the size and shape of that discretionary spend (itself) is changing,” Yugal Joshi, Partner at Everest Group, said in a recent interview with Forbes India. A lot of that discretionary spend is getting bundled into the run-the-business expenditure or into budgets for services managed by providers like the IT companies.

“So then tracking that discretionary spend may itself become a bit of a challenge,” Joshi adds.

Read more at: Forbes India

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