The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 12, 2003

TEC finds no fault with Reliance 'roaming'
THE Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC) under the Department of Telecom (DoT) has found no fault with Reliance Infocomm Ltd offering multiple subscription and temporary subscription, which, rival cellular mobile providers claim, amounts to ... More

Bharti to use WLL tech for last-mile in Delhi
BHARTI Telenet Ltd is using the wireless in local loop (WLL) technology to provide last-mile connectivity for its fixed line telephone services in the Capital. Bharti has recently been allocated 5 mega hertz (MHz) of frequency for the ... More

Telecom meet to focus on market challenges
THE single largest telecommunication exhibition and conference, ITU Telecom World 2003 gets under way at the lakeside city of Geneva tomorrow. Organised by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the inter-governmental specialised ... More

STOCKS

Infosys Technologies: Hold
INVESTORS can hold on to the Infosys Technologies stock, which now trades at a price to earnings multiple of just over 25 times its estimated earnings per share for the year ended March 2004. Uncertainties over revenue ... More

MphasiS BFL: Hold
SHAREHOLDERS can stay invested in the MphasiS BFL stock. Factors such as the liquidity-driven price rally and the expected turnaround in pricing power of IT service companies suggest that it may not be prudent to pare ... More

Hughes Software: Hold
AIDED by a strong order pipeline, Hughes Software Systems (Hughes) recorded a robust performance and exceeded the higher end of the financial guidance for the second quarter ended September 30. The salient features of ... More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Aztec PAT at Rs 65 lakh
AZTEC Software and Technology Services Ltd posted a net profit of Rs 65 lakh for the second quarter on revenues of Rs 9.81 crore (on consolidated basis), compared to Rs 27 lakh of profit and Rs 8.48 crore in the previous sequential quarter. In ... More

SOFTWARE

`IT products still not a commodity market'
FLEXCUBE is probably the fastest-ever banking software sold. It gained points on account of its mission critical architecture, by virtue of its young age, availability of different channels, scalability and the India advantage. Mr Deepak Ghaisas , CEO (India Operations) and Chief Financial Officer, i-flex solutions. More

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