![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, December 03, 2002 |
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS Cellular users need to be aware of virus attacks Multi-tiered protection system sought CELLULAR phone users in India, a burgeoning community ever since the telecom sector was liberalised, should be aware of the possibility of virus attacks. Mr Ajit Pillai, Channel Manager - India Overseas Business Unit, Trend Micro, stated ... More SOFTWARE
`IT is about adding value, not just saving costs'THE concept that information technology (IT) will drive businesses has been oversold. In fact, IT alone cannot determine changes in business culture and processes. Rather, it would be imperative for corporates to take an integrated approach to ... More
`IT should help common man'
AltaVista to roll out Hindi search engine soon
Logica bags deal worth $9 m
Keonics signs pact with ILI Tech IT TRAINING NIIT to broadbase computer education THE IT training major NIIT Ltd, which has launched a programme to reach out computer training across the country, has offered to train all members of State Legislature as a first step to spark the campaign of computer literacy. The Andhra ... More
NIIT to offer training to legislators HUMAN RESOURCES Quality improvement month ends at NeST THE $45-million Network Systems & Technologies Ltd (NeST) group has brought down curtains on Hinshitsu Gekkan - the Japanese equivalent for process quality improvement month. During the month, senior-level executives from most group ... More E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS `Digital signature can promote e-commerce' THE Controller of Certifying Authority, Government of India, has emphasised the need to create trust in the electronic environment through digital signatures as this has the potential to become an important tool to bring in efficiencies in the ... More E-GOVERNANCE Digital stamping can help cut costs IMAGINE a situation where all the 34-35 million income-tax assessees are allowed to file their returns on the Internet using personal digital signatures and they get to either pay additional tax or secure IT refunds swiftly all on the Net. ... More EVENTS Mahajan for fresh look at super regulator's role Convergence Bill not on LS agenda right now THE Convergence Bill is unlikely to be taken up for discussion in Parliament before May 2003, according to the Union Minister for Information Technology, Communications and Parliamentary Affairs, Mr Pramod Mahajan. Speaking to newspersons after ... More PEOPLE Rastogi on Progeon's board BANGALORE: Progeon Ltd, Infosys Technologies' Business Process Management arm, announced the appointment of Mr Dipak K. Rastogi, Vice-Chairman, Citigroup Investments - Emerging Markets, as an Additional Director on the board of ... More TRENDS
Waging the digital warA group of wage labourers pass through Hyderabad's Cyber Towers even as the world celebrated World Computer Literacy Day on Monday. Trapped in a nomadic existence, these rural migrants eke out a living building cyber centres but finding their ... More
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