The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 16, 2006

INSIGHT
SaaS is khaas!
The `software as a service' model is coming into its own, say industry watchers. A look at the users and the factors driving its adoption. More

POLITICS
When lights went blinking in the IT capital
Story so far: Recent weeks have been unusually bad for the company. In a few of our strongholds, we lost market-share though in decimal percentage points. And, some of our well-planned campaigns didn't kick off as expected, because our rivals ... More

HARDWARE
Chipmakers turning to software support
`Silicon design industry is going back to where we started, the basic sciences.' More

Wyse Tech plans to make thin clients in India
In talks with OEMs; may finalise a partner in 3-4 months More

SOFTWARE
CSM Soft's products package
Bangalore-based CSM Software introduced an enterprise-wide package of virtual product development products for Indian market. The package consists of best-of-breed products spanning across computational flow dynamics, structural ... More

On the move
Real-time information can keep companies ahead, says this player. More

A code for change
Aditi on software rewriting and all that goes into it. More

GENDER
Different strokes
IT companies are increasingly sensitive to `diversity management.' More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Connect with culture
`Argonaut' might make you think of Jason and the golden fleece. Here, it is a software quest to bring home the business. More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS
DoT plans audits to prevent long-distance undercutting
With over 10 new companies planning a foray into the long-distance telephony segment, the Department of Telecom (DoT) is planning to conduct billing and equipment audits on a regular basis to avoid undercutting and misuse of the licence. The ... More

SECURITY
IT Act harsh on network service provider, says expert
Seeks amendments to the legislation to address key concerns More

CONVERGENCE
Movie time
Reach for your mobile - and book your film tickets. More

IT starts with the home
Linksys spells out its plans for 'smart homes' in India. More

BROADBAND
Rlys seeks dedicated spectrum band
Even as cellular operators are clamouring for more spectrum, the Railways has sought a dedicated wireless frequency from the Wireless Planning Commission (WPC) for installation of its GSM-R equipment. While the WPC has allocated eight pairs of ... More

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