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INFO-TECH INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS: H2 growth may be slower, says Nasscom New Delhi/Hyderabad, Nov. 7 Software association Nasscom on Friday said that after about 24 per cent revenue growth clocked in the first half of the current financial year, the Indian IT industry may see a slower growth rates in the second ... REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: DoT plans share lock-in for new telcos Promoters may be allowed to go for strategic investors, fresh equity issue. New Delhi, Nov. 7 The Department of Telecom is planning to ban sale of equity shares owned by Indian promoters of new telecom companies for a period of 3-5 years. This ... HUMAN RESOURCES: Employee cost in top four IT majors up 30% in Q2 Net staff addition declined by 35%. Chennai, Nov. 7 The slowdown in the US financial service dampened the hiring of employees by top Indian software companies. But employee cost, which contributes the most to expenditure, rose in the second ... OUTLOOK: Qualcomm Inc eyes opportunity in 3G market In talks with existing operators. New Delhi, Nov. 7 Terming India as an important market, the Qualcomm Inc Chairman, Mr Irwin Jacobs, on Friday said the company is eyeing significant growth opportunities in India as the country looks to ... ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES: Educomp, Intel launch learning system for schools Provide Classmate PCs for students to facilitate one-on-one learning. New Delhi, Nov. 7 Educomp Solutions Ltd, in collaboration with IT company Intel, has launched Educomp O3 Learning System for one-on-one learning in schools. The company said ... AWARDS & HONOURS: Raju gets Frost & Sullivan award Mr B Ramalinga Raju, Founder-Chairman of Satyam Computer Services, has received the Frost and Sullivan Excellence in Leadership Award for 2008. “Instituted 45 years ago, the award is given to individuals who have demonstrated ... SOFTWARE: Govt to set up centre of excellence for animation, gaming Hyderabad, Nov. 7 The Union Government is finalising a plan to set up a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for animation, gaming and visual effects ... OUTSOURCING: US slowdown may hit services exports New Delhi, Nov. 7 The country’s services sector exports, including BPO, software and financial services exports, are likely to take a hit during the fourth quarter of 2008 on account of the ongoing global meltdown, a report by ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: BSNL targeting 100 m mobile subscribers Kolkata, Nov. 7 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd is eyeing a mobile subscriber base of 100 million by 2010-11 (April-March) against 39.17 million as of September-end, the Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Kuldeep Goyal, has ... OUTLOOK: Tata Elxsi eyeing niche spot in virtual reality space Hyderabad, Nov. 7 System integration services provider, Tata Elxsi Ltd, is eyeing a niche position in the virtual reality (VR) solutions market in ... HUMAN RESOURCES: DQE on cost-cutting mode DQ Entertainment International, a Hyderabad-based animation and gaming content company, has said it is on the ... OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT: Tech Mahindra opens centre of excellence in UK Bangalore, Nov. 7 Tech Mahindra, a provider of solutions and services to the telecommunications industry, said on Friday it opened its sixth centre of excellence in South Tyneside, UK, to cater to an expanding European and North American ...
SECURITY: Hot on the e-crime trail eWorld hits the e-forensics route, along with the experts, for a feel of the action.. When cyber forensics expert Kamlesh Mukunde (name changed) and his team were asked to review the entire IT infrastructure of a Mumbai-based pharmaceutical ...
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