The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 20, 2007

SOFTWARE
Adobe unveils Creative Suite 3
In a bid to provide designers and developers a broad spectrum of creative options for all facets of print, Web, mobile, interactive, film and video production, Adobe India has unveiled the Creative Suite 3 product line by uniting ... More

IBM opens Goa operations
IBM India has begun operations in Goa. This expansion is part of the company's plan to enter 14 new cities in the country. "Opening operations in Goa is an example of IBM's continued commitment to working closely with small and ... More

INTERNET
AXAAN launches B2C portal
The Gurgaon-based AXAAN Systems announced the launch of a business-to-consumer (B2C) portal, Cafegadgets.in, on Thursday. The site offers CD/DVD drives, PDAs, mobile phones, storage drives, desktop PCs, digital cameras, motherboards, iPods, ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE
Tata AIG General offer to IT cos
Tata AIG General Insurance Company Ltd (Tata AIG General) has launched "General Insurance Version 2007" - a range of insurance solutions, customised for the needs of the IT and IT-enabled services (ITes) companies. The ... More

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Govt revises FDI norms for telecom companies
Investments thru MFs, trusts to be counted as FDI More

OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS
Infosys BPO plans facility in Manila
US clients more comfortable with services from Philippines More

VENTURE CAPITAL
Telsima receives 4th round funding
Keen on ramping up operations in India More

OUTLOOK
TCS plans Rs 400-cr campus to host 15,000
`On course for $10 b revenues by 2010' More

`Infosys' goal is to be global transformation partner'
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND More

HP to focus more on print service
Hires business process, technology, service consultants More

PEOPLE
ARM appoints new MD
ARM announced the appointment of Mr Anil Gupta as Managing Director, India Operations, who will replace Mr Guru Ganesan, who will move to US. Mr Gupta was most recently the Director for Design Automation and Libraries at Infineon ... More

TRENDS
DSL emerges as lead technology for broadband
Wireless technology may be dominating voice traffic in the telecom segment, but when it comes to high-speed data it is the good old copper lines that are being preferred. More than 85 per cent of the two million broadband subscribers in the ... More

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