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TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Vanu Inc in talks with CDMA players for dual tech solution
To start Indian operations in 2009; may partner Tata Tele. New Delhi, Sept. 7 In a bid to capitalise on mobile companies’ move to adopt dual technology, US-based Vanu Inc is in talks with CDMA players including Tata Teleservices to offer ...

SOFTWARE: SaaS good option during tough times: HP executive
Adaptive computing approach helps conserve capital. Recently in Singapore During tough times where enterprises are cautious about their overall IT spend, it may be appropriate to consider the option of Software as a Service (SaaS) model, Mr ...

HARDWARE: HP focuses on new digital press products
Bangalore, Sept. 7 Computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard said to grow its digital press business in India, the focus is on developing newer applications and commercialising ...

SOFTWARE: MphasiS sets up centre in Hyderbad
Hyderabad, Sept. 7 Information technology solutions provider MphasiS has set up its centre here to provide application services support to its clients ...

OUTSOURCING: Wipro BPO to launch operations in Vizag in 6 months
Visakhapatnam, Sept. 7 Wipro BPO is set to start operations at its local centre under construction at the TB Hospital junction in six months or so, according to Mr Praveen Kamath, the Senior Vice-President of the ...

From eWorld

TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Moolah in MVN?
Is there money to be made by taking to the Mobile Virtual Network Operator route in India? eWorld sought to hear the market’s message.. What is common to supermarket firm Tesco, coffee shop Tchibo, hamburger chain Hesburger, periodical ...

SECURITY: Handle with care
The UK government is grappling with cases of careless handling of sensitive information.. It is bad times for government departments in the United Kingdom holding sensitive information and struggling to protect it from anti-national and ...

INTERVIEW: ‘iPhone poses security challenges’
Appin Security Group on what it sees as hitches.. Looks like the iPhone, which was launched recently in India with a lot of fanfare, may not be without its own set of hitches. Rajat Khare, CEO, Appin Security Group (ASG) — an ...

BOOKS: Make alliances work
Despite more than 2,000 strategic tie-ups being launched worldwide each year, this terrain is fraught with failures.. Framework, organisation, and relationships — these three have to be right if you want your alliances to work, says Steve ...

INTERVIEW: Protection against online piracy
Safenet on the steps to be taken.. Rana Gupta is business head for India and SAARC at information security firm Safenet. In an exclusive interaction with eWorld, he shares his views on online piracy and the losses that companies face on this ...

CYBER QUEST: Quiz
V.V. Ramanan. 2. Where in New York is AMD planning a $3.2-billion computer chip manufacturing ...

COMPUTER USAGE: Bandwidth Monitor
Home Internet users who have subscribed to a limited bandwidth scheme may need to track their Internet usage. To check your monthly BSNL bandwidth usage, you can look up the following URLs: ...

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