The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 19, 2004

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Access deficit charge: Cell players' case `baseless'
THE debate on Access Deficit Charge (ADC), which is levied on long distance telephone calls to compensate below cost tariffs, continues to rage with the industry claiming that there is no justification for the present subsidy regime. "ADC is ... More

SOFTWARE
More join race for infrastructure management
While MNCs such as Accenture, Computer Sciences Corporation and Computer Associates, are complementing IT infrastructure management with their local operations, Wipro has set up a Professional Services Group. More

After outsourcing backlash, it's now the turn of `insourcing'
LESS than a fortnight ago, a leading player in software announced about its US consulting subsidiary, and also plans to recruit 500 professionals in the US over three years. Reports spoke of how the company felt that such job creations would ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Concerto Software to ramp up India centre
CONCERTO Software plans to ramp up development activities at its technology centre by adding over 200 people - - about 100 by year-end and another 100 subsequently. The company recently announced the start of a 50-person software ... More

SECURITY
Stonesoft to focus on SMEs
PRICE erosion, greater competition and saturation in the enterprise firewall market have prompted enterprise network security manufacturer, Stonesoft Corporation, to focus on the SME segment and collaborate with hardware vendors. The price for ... More

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Looking Back

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The rise of the rupee

Firm crude prices in summer worrisome

Wheat procurement begins; may miss target

South leads services surge, says CII study

Focus shifting to mid-cap stocks again

After outsourcing backlash, it's now the turn of `insourcing'

Looking back
Apr. 11-Apr. 17
Take'em along on job shifts; it really helps

Infosys to add 10,000; hike capex

Cognizant announces two-for-one stock split

Pharma cos in a spot as Web sites hawk drugs

Infosys `set to take on global giants'