The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 01, 2007

SOFTWARE
Small-town boys
The riveting images of the T20 final will remain etched in our memories for a long time. For many Indians, this was perhaps the first time they were witnessing a world champion Indian team in the making in any field of pursuit.The feisty ... More

Cisco eyes growth in compliance biz
Coimbatore, Sept. 30 Cisco is increasingly focusing on the regulatory compliance technology market in India.In a telephonic interaction with Business Line, its Vice President (IT Services), Mr Sunil Lalvani, said ... More

Autodesk targets animation space
Set to offer new tools for designers & game developers More

Software as a service a hit with start-ups
Bangalore, Sept. 30 Start-ups are leading the adoption of software and storage as a service in India. Its advantages of zero upfront investment, low requirements (it just needs a PC and an Internet connection) and flexibility make it the ... More

e4e offers software for health insurance plans
e4e plans to launch an on-demand type software solution targeted at small overseas commercial health insurance plans covering less than one-lakh individuals. e4e calls itself a services-on-tap company that allows deployment, management and ... More

INTERNET
The dynamics of competition
Every employee and every task is part and parcel of the corporate body, which is subject to a constant pull and push by strong competitive forces. More

SICA launches Web site
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REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS
Cos rushing to get telecom licence
With the deadline for applying for telecom licences expiring on Monday, a number of companies, including the Hindujas, Jindal Steel and Omaxe may put in their requests with the Department of Telecom. Tulip IT, which had recently acquired long ... More

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT
MindTree plans centre overseas
Rupee swings hurt; Mexico, Budapest on the radar More

VIRUSES
Connect gadgets - not viruses
Symantec on threats to devices that are linked to one another. More

BROADBAND
‘Make IT affordable to common man’
Visakhapatnam, Sept. 30 The radical changes sure to occur in the fields of information and communication technologies in the next fifty years can be made use of by India, if only high-speed broadband connectivity is made accessible to all ... More

OUTLOOK
Clients want less work done in India: Accenture
Chennai, Sept. 30 Accenture, a $20 billion global consulting and technology services company, is seeing a shift in offshore service for clients from India to Latin America, according to the company’s Chief Operating Officer, Mr Stephej ... More

Ramco keen to grow logistics solutions biz
New Delhi, Sept. 30 Ramco Systems, which would implement its logistics software application for Adani Logistics, hopes to see a 60 per cent growth in earnings from logistics business in India. Apart from targeting freight forwarders, ... More

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