The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, May 09, 2007

Ericsson will use Kavveri Tele's products
Bangalore-based Kavveri Telecom announced Ericsson India will use its products to provide telecommunication services across the country. The agreement is valid for a period of three years and is estimated to bring in orders worth around Rs 50 ... More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
Tech Mahindra reports Q4 loss due to one-time expense
Hit by a one-time expense of Rs 525 crore as payment to a European client, IT services vendor Tech Mahindra Ltd has reported a net loss for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2007 at Rs 329 crore against a net profit of Rs 89.1 crore in the ... More

HARDWARE
`Data centres entering consolidation phase in India'
Power continues to be a top issue More

SOFTWARE
Vail Resorts picks IBS solution
Vail Resorts, Inc (VRI), owners and operators of five major ski areas in the US, has chosen Tour Partner system from IBS Software as the key component in their plan to integrate and upgrade mission-critical reservations systems. ... More

BlackBerry from Hutch
The BlackBerry revolution continues to spread as Hutch starts doling out services over BlackBerry Connect software for 13 mobiles. Hutch is now offering the Connect service in association with the Canada-based Research in Motion ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
`Cos must represent case on H-1B visa'
In an attempt to engage software association body Nasscom and the Indo-US Business Alliance (USIBA) to raise the cap on the current H-1B visas, the Chairman of the House Committee on the Judiciary, Mr John Conyers, urged the associations to ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS
Direct to home: TRAI releases stakeholders' views
Regulation of interconnect pact with broadcasters, DTH providers proposed More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS
IT exports up by 39.05%
IT exports have touched $36.65 billion, reporting an growth of 39.05 per cent for the year ended March 2007 as per the estimates of Electronics and Software Export Promotion Council. This includes electronics hardware, software and services. ... More

PEOPLE
IBM CEO Palmisano makes low profile visit
Unlike the visits of Mr Steve Ballmer of Microsoft or Mr John Chambers of Cisco to India over the last few months, the IBM President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Samuel J Palmisano, chose to maintain a low profile during his visit here. Mr ... More

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