The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 12, 2004

HARDWARE
Imported PCs may cost less than assembled ones
Even as MAIT continues parleys with officials of IT Department, it is learnt that removal of CVD on components and inputs may prove to be difficult as some of these are dual usage items. More

SOFTWARE
Tiong Seng bags Chennai software park contract
TIONG Seng Contractors Pvt Ltd, a Singapore-based company, has bagged the contract to design and build a software park being jointly promoted by Singapore's Ascendas Pte Ltd and a Tamil Nadu Government undertaking, at Taramani in Chennai. Work ... More

Multi-lingual support from Goldstone Tech
GOLDSTONE Technologies Ltd, the Hyderabad-based IT and business process outsourcing (BPO) services provider, has announced multi-lingual support capability at its offshore technical support centres to serve its global clients. The Director and ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
`Engg syllabus not tuned to industry needs'
Covansys was contemplating adding 1000 more people to its rolls in the next 12 months. More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
Flextronics in buy-out talks with Emuzed?
FOLLOWING its purchase of 55 per cent shares in Hughes Software Systems, Flextronics is said to be in talks to acquire Emuzed. The latter "develops and sells multimedia products and technologies for the PC multimedia and embedded multimedia ... More

SECURITY
Phishing on the rise, alerts study
IF YOU are one of those tech-savvy online banking customers, beware: Phishers are on the prowl. E-mail fraud related to online banking, termed as `phishing', is set to surge in the coming months, eroding consumer trust and sullying financial ... More

EVENTS

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