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BSNL shifts focus to corporate customers
THE State-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd has drawn up plans to consolidate its thrust towards corporate customers and has assigned officers to be in constant touch with companies building loyalty and extending the range of services. The General ... More

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    INSIGHT
    Visa violations charge against Indian IT firms — US citizens' earnings unharmed
    INDIAN IT firms, including Infosys, TCS and Wipro, have been accused by certain `labour organisations' in the US of violating US L-1 visa conditions, and depriving US citizens of jobs. If that were indeed the case, one would have expected to ... More

    HARDWARE
    ST Micro to open third design centre
    ST Microelectronics, a $7.2-billion semiconductor corporation, is set to commission its third India design centre in Noida. The company President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Pasquale Pistorio, will be here to inaugurate the design centre ... More

    Compass 2004
    A Microsoft staffer explains to a buyer the new generation of wireless keyboard and mouse at the IT fair, COMPASS 2004 in Kolkata on Friday. The organisers believe that the recent duty cuts on IT products would help generatetransactions worth Rs ... More

    SOFTWARE
    Global Village in Karnataka offers ideal environment for IT cos
    "IF you look at any of the IT parks in the Silicon Valley in the US, they are surrounded by lush greenery, educational institutions and residential complexes, and Mysore Road has the perfect eco-system for that," says Mr V. Shankar, Director, ... More

    IBM launches Rational forum
    BANGALORE: IBM announced the launch of the Rational User Group forum 2004 in India on Friday. The forum offers technical insight and expertise to better equip the IBM Rational development community with information, to help maximise the ... More

    HUMAN RESOURCES
    Job loss fear grips `em too
    WITH more and more American companies moving to India to outsource their IT requirement at a lower cost, a sense of uncertainty has set in among the large number of Indian software professionals working in the US. Along with Americans, Indians ... More

    Lure expat talent for high-end work: Panel
    A TASK FORCE on human resources development in information technology (IT) industry has called for providing special fiscal incentives to attract expatriate talent for high-end work and creating an `ITES/IT opportunity awareness fund' towards ... More

    MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
    VSNL may buy broadband biz of Tata Power — Due diligence on Dishnet DSL
    VIDESH Sanchar Nigam Ltd (VSNL) is looking at acquisition of Tata Power's broadband business and is also doing due diligence of Dishnet DSL, both being among the several options mulled by the company for strengthening its Internet and broadband ... More

    VIRUSES
    Date-specific viruses on prowl
    WATCH out for malicious worms set to hit the Internet during the Valentine Day and the weekend disguised in greetings particularly the `I Love You' message. Ironical isn't it? An estimated 43 date-specific viruses are set to launch computer ... More




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  • Top Stories
    Industrial investments rise 30 pc in 2003


    Job loss fear grips `em too

    Interim Budget: On populist and reformist tracks

    Groundnut kernels in good demand overseas — European markets, big buyer this season

    IOB plans major expansion overseas — To set up presence in China, Malaysia, Canada, UAE

    Car sales jump 31 pc in January

    Consumer electronics majors slash prices

    Corporates running a different race!

    Looking back
    Feb. 1-Feb. 7
    No UK move to curb outsourcing, says Jack Straw

    `Indian software cos can tap $44-b US spend on security'

    BPO tax regime stays; industry disappointed

    UK against law on outsourcing

    CMC finds risk in banking on Govt projects


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