The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, January 01, 2005

Flextronics eyes more buys in India — Plans hub ffor software, design services
`At present, we are working with our global OEM customers on integrating the software skill sets acquired in India with our manufacturing capabilities in China to provide complete solutions.' More

Telelogic India to focus on product development
TELELOGIC has initiated a move to make India a key product development centre, with plans to increase its engineering strength to 125 people by March 2005. Initially, the focus of the Product Development Lab set up by Telelogic in Bangalore ... More

Four Soft bags Dart order
HYDERABAD: Four Soft Ltd, the Hyderabad-based logistics and supply chain solutions provider, has informed BSE that the company has secured a contract worth Euros 33,800 from Dart Express Group in Europe. Dart Express is a global freight ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Gecis completes stake sale plan
GECIS, which provides business process services, on Friday announced that the agreement among its key shareholders General Electric, General Atlantic Partners and Oak Hill Capital Partners has been completed, with GAP and Oak Hill taking a ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS

Separate register for MSO/broadcaster interconnect pacts
THE Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has decided to set up a separate Register of Interconnect Agreements (Broadcasting and Cable Services) for registering any interconnect agreements between broadcasters and the cable service ... More

OUTLOOK

`Exciting year ahead for tech sector'
THE technology sector has gathered momentum coasting over to the year 2005 despite some irritants — outsourcing debate concerns and the US Presidential elections during 2004. In the end, outsourcing seems to be the winner going by trends ... More

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