The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 14, 2004

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
COAI push for second phase of telecom reform
THE Government must reduce entry barriers for mobile services by fiscal incentives and force the state-owned telecom companies to share their networks with private operators, according to the Cellular Operators' Association of India ... More

SOFTWARE
`Infosys banking unit open to acquisitions'
INORGANIC growth is an option the Banking Business Unit (BBU) of Infosys will consider depending on the business need and suitability/fit of the entity. Disclosing this to Business Line, Mr Merwin Fernandes, Global Head (Sales and ... More

Krishna's exit unlikely to hit IT growth, say captains
THE exit of the Chief Minister, Mr S.M. Krishna, is unlikely to have any adverse impact on the growth of the industry in the State. "In the wake of the defeat of the Congress in Karnataka, we do not foresee any adverse impact on the IT ... More

IT-ENABLED SERVICES
SpartaMatrix plans call centre in India
`Talks are being held with port authorities and other stakeholders in the cargo business here' More

OUTLOOK
IT sector hopes for continued support under new govt
THE IT sector appears unfazed by the poll outcome and industry leaders believe that the new government at the Centre would continue with the reforms process. "In India today, there is a broad consensus that reforms are irreversible. We are ... More

TRENDS
IT sector: Language skills in keen demand
`As a global company, Cognizant regularly trains its professionals in languages such as French, German, Italian and Japanese.' More

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