The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 20, 2006

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Acme enters wastewater segment
Acme Tele Power Ltd, providers of telecommunication technologies, has forayed into the water purification category with the development of its wastewater treatment technology. "We have forayed into the wastewater technology segment with our ... More

Medical experts seek 3-digit emergency care help line number
Ambulance services norms sought to be finalised More

Hutch's new offer
Hutch, a leading telecom service provider, announced the facility to book domestic airline tickets with access to flight information through SMS. To provide this exclusive service, Hutch has entered into an alliance with ... More

SOFTWARE
All clear ahead
Indian IT services vendors see no slackening of pace on the US tech highway for now, despite talk of a possible slowdown or the emerging political scenario. More

E-banking healthcare solution
The National Rural Health Mission, in collaboration with ICICI Bank, has introduced an e-banking solution for healthcare services in Kerala. It is the first State in the country to implement the bank's `Health I-Check Pay' ... More

INTERNET
Spreading business knowledge about India
The Wharton school of business of the University of Pennsylvania recently launched India Knowledge@Wharton (www.ikw.in) , the Indian edition of its More

Web site for Innocent
Sify Ltd's exclusive broadband channel www.sifymax.in has announced the launch of www.innocent.sifymax.com, the official Web site of Malayalam cine actor Innocent. The Web site was ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Intellectual arbitrage
In a recent interview in Strategy+Business magazine with Paul Fielding, Francisco D'Souza, Chief Operating Officer, Cognizant Technology Solutions, articulated the idea of "intellectual arbitrage". This idea intrigued us and eWorld caught ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
Microvision signs up NeST for engg designs
Network Systems and Technologies, a subsidiary of the $200-million NeST Group, has entered into a tie up with the US-based Microvision for establishing an offshore development centre for engineering design and development of the latter's laser ... More

EVENTS
Hospitals see IT as growth tool
To improve their image and become competitive More

Looking back

OUTLOOK
QuEST plans to raise $20 m overseas
Engineering services firm QuEST proposes to raise about $20 million (about Rs 90 crore) from overseas markets to fund its growth. QuEST recently forayed into aerospace component making through a wholly owned subsidiary. The Founder and CEO, ... More

`Keen on comeback, weighing options'
Rajeev Chandrasekhar eyes 3G, wireless broadband More

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