Murthy defended the strategy, but admitted that it needed certain tweaks. ? The only change we are making is that we are focusing on winning a large share of outsourcing deals where focus got blurred in the past.? During this period of Shibulal as CEO, there was also a concerted move within the board of Infosys to bring in changes, and they were split on asking for his resignation and getting someone else at the top, people present at such meetings told FE. Multiple sources aware of the developments within Infosys said that Shibulal was not able to build a cohesive team within the company, and was found lacking in customer interaction, which is a crucial element in the IT services business. It remains to be seen how the company performs from FY15 ? it has already said it will most probably meet just the lower end of the revenue guidance of 11.5-12% for FY14. Murthy, who has given a three-year time frame for revival, expects the early results of the ongoing turnaround plan to be visible only from FY16.