Infosys founder Narayana Murthy on Wednesday said he had no moments of regret, looking back at his journey at India's second largest IT services company. The IT bellwether on Wednesday held a farewell for its founders with the last its serving co-founders Kris Gopalakrishnan retiring.
Six of the seven Infosys founders were present at the IT giant's farewell for the men who started the company back in 1981.
Ashok Arora, who was in Chicago, was the only co-founder absent at the event. The rest of the founders - NR Narayana Murthy, Nandan Nilekani, SD Shibulal, Kris Gopalakrishnan, KR Raghavan and K Dinesh - were in attendance at the Infosys send-off.
Being the first Indian company to be listed on US stock exchange Nasdaq was a high point for Infosys, Mr Murthy reminisced at the press briefing.
Kris Gopalakrishnan, on his plans post-retirement, said he would like to get into the field of research and education.
As a parting shot, Mr Gopalakrishnan said Infosys is lucky to have current CEO Vishal Sikka at the helm of affairs and said the transition of him taking of the company has been smooth.
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