The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 07, 2003

DoT no to cut bank guarantees
THE Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has declined to reduce the bank guarantees of Rs 100 crore each collected from Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL), Tata Power Company Ltd, Hughes Escorts Communications Ltd and Power Grid Corporation of ... More

BSNL looks at 5 m cell customers by year-end
BHARAT Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL), which has firmed up plans to roll out its international long distance (ILD) operations in February next year, is hopeful of a cellular customer base of five million by the end of the current fiscal. At present, ... More

BPL Mobile's add-on offer
BPL Mobile has introduced new Wirefree Add-on Plus for its subscribers offering the best value with low outgoing rates. Existing BPL Mobile subscribers can get add-on cads for their family and friends at lower monthly rentals, lower outgoing ... More

SOFTWARE

Eonour bags order for election automation system
EONOUR Technologies, a Chennai-based technology solution provider, has bagged an order from PELECON (Pondicherry Electronics Ltd), which is the State-level agency for the State Election Commission, for developing a Web-based application for ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Datamatics plans US buy for $10 m
DATAMATICS Technologies, a Mumbai-based BPO firm, is planning to acquire a US-based firm for about $10 million in cash. The company is also gearing up for its initial public offer (IPO) in March-April 2004. "A due diligence of the US firm is ... More

ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING

BI market in India to bloom, says Nasscom
THE Indian business intelligence (BI) market may be largely untapped, but the fact remains that every company will need to make use of this tool at different stages and at different levels of hierarchy. To tap this emerging market, many ... More

E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS

`Quality advantage vital to survival'
SATYAM Computer Services Ltd has said that the market for IT services is rapidly changing and has become extremely competitive and that future competition will increasingly include firms with operation in other countries and potentially with ... More

EVENTS

Looking Back

TRENDS

Software cos see volume growth in Q1
All eyes will be on Infosys, which has taken strong measures to further cut costs, including cuts at entry-level compensation, onsite rationalisation of salary-related allowances and focus to shift work offshore, which will reflect in coming quarters . More

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