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INFO-TECH MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: HCL ties up £400-m loan for Axon offer at 6.5% New Delhi, Sept. 28 HCL Technologies, which rivaled Infosys’ bid for Axon Group, has tied up the £400-million loan component to fund its offer, at an attractive interest rate of about 6.5 per cent per annum, based on the current ... HUMAN RESOURCES: US meltdown prompts LPOs to step up hiring Several cos plan to double headcount to meet demands. Mumbai, Sept 28 At a time when the off-shoring industry is plagued with instances of employee lay-offs, companies providing legal process outsourcing (LPO) services are on a hiring spree as ... INFRASTRUCTURE: ‘Hold up one end for us’ “It is always with the best intentions that the worst work is done.” — ... INTERVIEW: US crisis has not hit contract renewals, says TPI Bangalore, Sept. 28 The US financial crisis is having an adverse impact on the Indian IT sector as customers reduce or delay their spending on deploying new technology applications. TPI Inc, the largest sourcing data and advisory firm ... SOFTWARE: ‘Discretionary IT spends down’ But, given that the European market is relatively under-penetrated, the slowdown may be positive for Indian vendors, says Niteen Tulpule of KPMG.. Niteen Tulpule, Director-Corporate Finance, KPMG, decided to play it safe when eWorld asked him ... RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT: ‘Research interest growing in India’ Microsoft Research India on the trends shaping the scene.. Compared to a thousand doctorates in computer science that come out of American universities every year, India produces 50. But the situation here is improving, P. Anandan, Managing ... SECURITY: Spywatch Symantec on how it seeks to protect computer users, systems.. E-mail can bring in great news — and let in the spies too. With so much talk of security in cyberspace, eWorld caught up with Shantanu Ghosh, Vice-President, India Product ...
SECURITY:
Security solutions sector sees big growth on terror threats
SOFTWARE: ‘Hold up one end for us’ “It is always with the best intentions that the worst work is done.” — ... INTERVIEW: ‘Discretionary IT spends down’ But, given that the European market is relatively under-penetrated, the slowdown may be positive for Indian vendors, says Niteen Tulpule of KPMG.. Niteen Tulpule, Director-Corporate Finance, KPMG, decided to play it safe when eWorld asked him ...
INTERVIEW:
‘Research interest growing in India’ |
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