Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, July 01, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, July 01, 2005 |
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INFO-TECH OUTSOURCING TCS in BPO venture with Microsoft, Chinese cos TATA Consultancy Services (TCS) and Microsoft have been selected as strategic partners by the Sino-India Cooperative Office (SICO) of China to form a joint-venture company for IT outsourcing services and solutions for the global and the Chinese ... More TELECOMMUNICATIONS MTNL plans to expand beyond Mumbai, Delhi MAHANAGAR Telephone Nigam Ltd plans to pick equity in private cellular and fixed line companies in a bid to expand beyond Delhi and Mumbai circles. The State-owned company has listed this strategy to expand operations in the current financial ... More INSIGHT Soaking in the Infosys credo They come from all over the world to find out what makes Infosys tick. InStep, the company's internship programme, draws students from some of the best academic institutions worldwide. More HARDWARE India, China tape drive market set to grow: IDC BUCKING the trend of a shrinking branded tape drive market in the Asia- Pacific region, India and China are expected to see their markets grow in shipment values over 2005-2009, according to research firm IDC. As per IDC's Asia-Pacific ... More SOFTWARE 
Vivek Paul quits Wipro; new leadership team in placeWIPRO Ltd said on Thursday that the Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Vivek Paul, has quit the company to join investment firm Texas Pacific Group (TPG) as a partner. The high-profile CEO served Wipro for six years and is credited ... More
Microsoft R&D centre doing key jobs on DSI project
Oracle applications with Finacle
Oracle eyeing new `verticals'
TCS new facility in Thiruvananthapuram HUMAN RESOURCES Airvana to expand development team TELECOM infrastructure solutions start-up Airvana Inc is planning to expand its development operations in India. The company plans to almost double the strength of the software development team in Bangalore from the present 40 to around 70 by ... More EVENTS C-Dac meet on e-learning HYDERABAD: The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-Dac), Hyderabad, is hosting a two-day national seminar on e-learning and e-learning technologies during August 8-9. The event is being organised in collaboration with Media ... More PEOPLE SunTec new Global Sales Head THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: SunTec Business Solutions has announced the appointment of Mr K. Srinivasan as senior Vice-President and Global Sales Head, Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI). Mr Srinivasan will be responsible for ... More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES Wind River Linux products HYDERABAD: Wind River Systems, a US-based company offering device software optimisation solutions, has announced the launch of two embedded Linux products at an interactive meeting here. Mr Vinay Pandchdhari, Field Application ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus BHEL Disinvestment China's revaluation Dabhol power regenerated Tracking the rains Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
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Looking back Jun. 19-Jun. 25 What's Reliance Infocomm worth? `N. America accounts for over 60 pc of exports' US pay cheques processed in Chennai! BPO in engineering services could be next big opportunity for India: Nasscom TCS to hire 13,500 more `BPO clients more wary of info security leaks' — Forrester study sees impact on growth A tribute to George Dantzig — To him, impossible was nothing Now, a Hutch mobile package for Rs 1,698 MTNL withdraws Rs 1,500-cr tender for 3G equipment Satyam brand is worth over $1 b |
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