Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, September 15, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, September 15, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio |
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INFO-TECH DIVERSIFICATION: Bharti Airtel to foray into IT Pay-per-use model software for small, medium businesses. Bangalore, Sept. 14 Bharti Airtel Ltd, the country’s largest private sector telecom operator, is diversifying into information technology ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Nortel setting up virtual network centre in Bangalore Move towards consolidating global networks operations. Bangalore, Sept. 14 Telecom equipment maker Nortel Networks, as part of a strategy to consolidate its global networks operations, is setting up a virtual network operations centre in (V-NOC) ... E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS: E-passports for public within a year: Pranab ‘Will facilitate easier movement and help eliminate forgeries’. Coimbatore, Sept. 14 The Ministry of External Affairs has started issuing e-passports and biometric passports in the diplomatic and official categories. It has drawn up ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: ‘SMS may be the best way to communicate during a crisis’ Tech experts explain why cellular networks get jammed. New Delhi, Sept. 14 The serial bomb blasts that rocked Delhi on Saturday collapsed the mobile networks across the city, with users calling their families and friends to enquire about their ... SOFTWARE: Satyam aims to strengthen presence in aviation services Ropes in ex-airline execs. Satyam Computer Services Ltd has roped in senior officials, including retired, from Boeing, Airbus, Cadence and Bombardier to strengthen its ... HUMAN RESOURCES: TCS to enhance training centres globally Recently in Singapore Tata Consultancy Services will be expanding its training infrastructure footprint across the geographies in a bid to create a constant supply of ...
SOFTWARE: Watt’s the good word! Tech players are keeping a watchful eye on the ticking energy meter so as to go ‘green with efficiency.’. Quick, how much power do you save by switching off all those unrequired systems? Enough to keep the computer plus two servers ... SECURITY: Seal of safety A simple security tape and label on cargo moving continental distances can be a cost-effective and practical deterrent against theft and terror. Some companies in Europe, for example Tesa Bandfix AG, have developed such a package tape and ... INTERVIEW: Smart learning Valued Epistemics says it uses technology to make the teaching process more productive.. Chennai-based learning and mobile technology company Valued Epistemics Private Ltd (VEPL), through Wizdom.in, offers online learning programmes to develop ... BOOKS: Share data seamlessly Enabling the police and passport office to share information makes e-governance effective.. The NeGP (National e-Governance Programme) is a huge initiative, but there has been much duplication and several interoperability issues, observes one ... INTERVIEW: Keen to catch `em young Virgin Mobile India? on how business is taking off and why it is targeting youth.. Virgin Mobile, part of Sir Richard Branson's $24-billion diversified Virgin Group, has over 15 million subscribers globally and is looking at garnering 10 per ... INTERNET: More chrome for your reading pleasure Are your eyes blinded by all that chrome? Yes, I mean the Google Chrome ...
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