After two strong years when growth hovered around the 30% mark, Infinite Computer Systems did not raise the bar further in FY 2005. Its revenues grew by around 20% to Rs 385 crore, the operating margins improving by just one percentage point. Considering that the company had a single vertical focus-Telecom-in 1999, it has indeed come a long way, its present capabilities spreading across healthcare, energy and utilities, and the government. The company now aims to grow at around 40% in the next two years and is looking at both organic and inorganic growth. Besides expanding its footprint in new geographies, Infinite wants to acquire companies in China, APAC, India, and the US. Last fiscal, Infinite invested $8 mn on a 300,000 sq ft campus in Bangalore, and doubled its headcount to 2,500. It added CRM, SAP, BPO, product co-development and QA services to its offerings.