Vishal Sikka, chief executive of Infosys, has begun to lay down a blueprint revealing how the company will come to be worth $20 billion by 2020.

The plan involves unprecedented dedication to the company’s top 100 clients such as Microsoft, Bank of America and Apple, cutting labour costs through automation and achieving higher profits from services such as consulting.

Earlier in 2015, Sikka announced his intention to personally oversee 1,000 of Infosys’ outsourcing accounts, a project that was said to involve directly management, developing solutions and even writing code where necessary.

We’re yet to see whether the CEO’s “helicopter parenting” approach will prove to be a burden or a blessing for Infosys.

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