The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, April 29, 2003

e-Funds allays fears on job shift to US
THE US-based e-Funds Corporation said the transfer of 12 jobs from its Mumbai operations, back to the US - necessitated by the New Jersey Bill that bans offshore outsourcing of government business - has not affected its commitment to India. ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Net telephony classification causes confusion
MORE than a year after the Government legalised Internet telephony (on April 1, 2002), with 101 licences issued across the country, the service providers are still confused as to whether they are offering "telephony services" or "data ... More

Pay and say hello!
Pay phones have found a place in every nook and corner of Bangalore these days.

HARDWARE

Govt to set up centre for nanotech research
THE Government has decided to set up an advanced institute for micro and nano electronics to give a boost to the IT industry. This was announced by the Union Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Mr Arun Shourie, while ... More

IT TRAINING

SSI plans revamp

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT

Satyam opens global centre in Malaysia
SATYAM Computer Services Ltd on Monday announced the launch of its global solutions centre (GSC) in Malaysia's Cyberjaya to serve as a technological development cum software support facility while serving as a disaster recovery centre for its ... More

E-GOVERNANCE

Karnataka, TN, Maharashtra, AP top e-readiness
KARNATAKA, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have emerged at the top of e-readiness. A report released by the Department of Information Technology here today, has put Gujarat, Goa, Delhi and Chandigarh at the second group and called them ... More

STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS

Infotech gets CMM Level 5

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