TCS, which is positioning itself as a company that provides end-to-end consulting to implementations to global clients and gain more of their wallet share, is bullish on faster growth as customers across sectors invest in technology to transform their business.
The portal, which went live on June 7, has been plagued with technical problems, drawing the ire of the finance ministry as well as taxpayers who have voiced their concerns on social media networks.
In September 2018, Udaan became the fastest Indian startup to achieve unicorn status, doing so in just 26 months. But with the unprecedented sums that Indian startups have been raising this year, that record was always under threat.
The number of cyberattacks against organisations worldwide has increased and they are accelerating their focus on cybersecurity amid the Covid-19 pandemic-led push towards digital transformation.
Scaler, which helps working professionals upgrade their skills and grow in their respective careers, has so far raised $21.5 million from marquee investors such as Sequoia India, Tiger Global, Global Founders Capital and Rocket Internet.
The India and Southeast Asia-focused e-payments firm is looking at a valuation of around $6 billion through the IPO but it could rise further.
Prior to this, business-to-business (B2B) commerce startup Udaan was the fastest domestic startup to reach unicorn status, within 26 months of its registration.