![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, December 19, 2005 |
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INFO-TECH STORAGE Betting on smart search Imation India says its `Disc Stakka,' launched some time ago in the domestic market, is sure to become a "hot favourite" in the coming months. A single unit of the Disc Stakka, an external storage device to manage your disc collection, holds up ... More OUTSOURCING `Automated software to revolutionise BPO sector' IMAGINE clarifying your mobile rate plan or bill without being put on hold. Or filling up a form online while chatting. Automated software and SIP-based applications will change the way information is exchanged between users and providers. ... More
H-P reviewing staff security systems
'Unlikely to impact recruiting of women' TELECOMMUNICATIONS Just flash your mobile Forget your wallet but not your `mobile wallet' when you step out. Here's a company using 3-D bar code technology to help you do lots more with your mobile phone. More
PDA-phone INSIGHT Tapping R&D value out of every $ As global companies look to get the most out of money spent on research, both in terms of time and cost, Indian players are rising to the occasion. More TEA Tax keeps pace with medical advances At the heart of this case is the `accessory' to an MRI system. The case signals why it is important for our health that the taxman tuned in to developments in the medical sphere. More SECURITY Growing risk of phishing attacks AS users gain experience, their comfort level with buying online increases. This is particularly perceptible prior to a holiday season and during the offer season. A good number of these tech-savvy buyers unwittingly fall a prey to phishing ... More
Patch for IE security flaw ISPS A fair race for all Unctad stresses giving Internet service providers (ISPs) a level playing field to ensure spread of infrastructure. More VENTURE CAPITAL MobiApps closes $10-m funding MOBIAPPS Holdings announced it closed a Series B investment to the tune of $10 million. MobiApps is a Bangalore-based technology company that provides products for tracking, monitoring and managing industrial equipment and assets. Investors ... More OUTLOOK The road ahead A Chennai-based semiconductor player that is in turnaround mode shares its plans with eWorld. More PEOPLE Symphony Services' CTO BANGALORE: US-based Symphony Services, an outsourcing solutions provider, has announced the appointment of Dr Jerry Smith as the company's first Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Dr Smith was previously CTO and acting Chief Information ... More TRENDS More goodies on the way... ... if the spirit of giving that is in the air now is sustained in the new year. The Department of Telecommunications is in the process of drafting a brand new telecom policy that promises more innovative services, exciting choices and, of course, l ower tariffs, for you and me. If the proposals become reality, there's no stopping the consumer's party. More BOOKS Human factor - the weakest link A security survey found that `Three-quarters of office workers surveyed were willing to reveal their network-access password in exchange for a chocolate bar.' More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES Fortinet tool upgrade BANGALORE: Security solutions provider Fortinet has launched FortiMail-2000 and FortiMail 2.2, a firmware product. FortiMail-2000 is a messaging appliance targeted at very large enterprises, universities and security service ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Dec. 11-Dec. 17 Nokia to set up global network solution centre in Chennai |
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