The poster child of globalisation

Infosys is the fastest growing of the three Bangalore tigers, and the one that has most clearly embraced the model of globalisation.
It has no clients in India, and only does outsourcing work for global firms.
Infosys was the first Indian company to list on the Nasdaq hi-tech US stock market, when it floated some of its shares for $70m in 1999.
Now it is worth $32bn, and many of its executives who received share options are multi-millionaires - a fact that is admired not denigrated in Bangalore.
Touring its gleaming 40-acre campus in Bangalore, with its spectacular modernist architecture, basketball courts, and golf course, it is easy to imagine that you are in Palo Alto, California.
The chief executive of Infosys is active at international globalisation forums, such as the World Economic Forum currently taking place in Davos, Switzerland.
He told the BBC that in the long run everyone gains from globalisation.