Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, September 05, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, September 05, 2005 |
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS DoT move on fixed wireless terminals — CDMA team to meet Minister THE code Division Multiple Access- (CDMA) based operators, including Reliance Infocomm and Tata TeleServices, have sought a review of the Government's decision to restrict fixed line telephony to only wire line technology. The operators will ... More
Concept stores, music on the mobile — Nokia to strengthen retail network
Tata Indicom's Tirupati hub INSIGHT It's green on both sides! `American customers get quality care. What about me?' asks the Indian counterpart. And domestic BPO companies are only too willing to please this side of the border too. A case of the grass being green - here too! More SOFTWARE Cap Gemini to open third centre The company is looking at non-metropolitan centres to expand. More INTERNET Pure play broadband cos taking on telecom giants THERE'S a new breed of operators emerging on the telecom scene - pure play broadband operators. With a low-cost business model and rock-bottom tariffs, companies such as Aksh Broadband, Pacenet, Dishnet DSL, and Hathway are becoming ... More HUMAN RESOURCES Persistent to hire more staff PERSISTENT Systems, the Pune-based IT services company, has major expansion plans under way. Persistent plans to increase its team strength by 40 per cent by the year-end. The current strength is above 2,000, an increase from 841 last year. A ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Yash Tech, Fine Point partner to develop solution for telecom cos YASH Technologies, an IT services and e-business solutions provider, has partnered with Fine Point Technologies to develop a technology solution on grid infrastructure for telecom companies. The company, which claims it is the first to achieve ... More SECURITY Shall we share the Net? At the heart of the debate is that sensitive question of who is to control the Internet. A look at the issues at stake. More A sharp eye on spam Granted, you might be fed up with the loads of spam clogging your mail everyday. But on the day you drop vigil, something could go drastically wrong. More EVENTS Rational developer meet BANGALORE: IBM will host a Rational Software Developer Conference here from September 7 to 9. Industry leaders such as Mr Lee Nackman, CTO and Rational Software Evangelist, Mr R. Gopalakrishnan, COO, Infosys Technologies, and Mr K. ... More
Canada to take part in tech summit SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT `IT industry's response to floods poor' THE Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister, Mr M.P. Prakash, took a dig at the information technology (IT) industry for its poor response to the recent floods in northern Karnataka, at a function here on Saturday. Inaugurating the third annual ... More OUTLOOK Agilent mulling centre in South AGILENT Technology International, has charted out expansion drive that would mean doubling its India headcount from 1,000 now to about 2,000 in the near term. Agilent, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Agilent Technology Inc, the $7-billion ... More
Data warehousing is next growth area: Inmon
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Looking back Aug. 28-Sep. 3 TCS pilot project for efficient functioning of rural job scheme 'As mobile base grows, so does service tax kitty' Nasscom to mobilise public opinion on privacy issues Forrester report points to hike in IT budget by Indian firms Net trading still on low key at stock exchanges ABN Amro deal to have no impact on margins: TCS, Infy Fixed line telephones, broadband services — Bharti plans Rs 1,500-cr expansion HCL Info, TCS, Infosys emerge top employers: IDC survey |
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