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Friday, January 16, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, January 16, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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INFO-TECH OUTLOOK: Slowdown effect tells on TCS Co says there has been cancellation/slowdown of orders in verticals such as BFSI and telecom. Mumbai, Jan. 15 Tata Consultancy Services has reported its third consecutive quarter of muted growth as it encountered a decline in IT spending by ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: KPMG can’t audit for Satyam, it’s not registered: ICAI Hyderabad, Jan. 15 If Price Waterhouse, auditors for the crisis-hit Satyam Computer Services, has drawn widespread flak for its role, another global firm, KPMG, drew instant criticism after being called, along with Deloitte, by the new ... PEOPLE: Satyam gets 3 more board members New Delhi, Jan. 15 The embattled Satyam Computer Services board today got three more members — Mr Tarun Das, Mr T.N. Manoharan and Mr Suryakant Balkrishna Mainak — taking the total strength to six. This was announced by the ... OUTLOOK: Satyam may need Rs 700-800 cr in January, says Karnik Company looking at loans on commercial terms. New Delhi, Jan. 15 Satyam Computer Services’ immediate requirement could be close to Rs 700-800 crore, including payment of salaries to employees and outstanding debt, its newly-appointed board ... ANNOUNCEMENTS: Business as usual, Nortel tells clients Bankruptcy filings not to hit Asia arms. Bangalore/New Delhi, Jan. 15 Nortel Networks Corp, which filed for creditor protection on Wednesday, has assured telecom customers in the country of continuous service and management support, while Indian ... INSIGHT: Stung by Satyam India Inc braces for close scrutiny and tough questions from a nation smarting under the biggest fraud ever.. Some day in the future, when historians sit down to chronicle Corporate India’s history, they are most likely to divide it as BSS ...
INSIGHT:
3G for all? India can show how
ECONOMIC OFFENCES:
Satyam promoters’ role in 240 entities being probed
HARDWARE: A new stream of revenue Hardware players are wooing clients with new fare — virtualisation and consolidation are lures, for sure.. As the ripple effects of the global economic slowdown reach Indian shores, hardware giants such as Hewlett Packard, Sun ... INTERVIEW: Your mobile number — for keeps Indian mobile users will soon get the benefit of Mobile Number Portability (MNP), which will allow them to change their operator without having to give up their phone number. Navin Suri, Vice-President, Telcordia, one of the companies ... SOFTWARE: Shot in the arm for patients One patient at home is task enough so you can imagine how hospitals manage. Healthcare management software helps smoothen the work of both doctors and patients. In a burgeoning healthcare market, the iSOFT eHIS is an interesting ... STOCK MARKETS: When every second counts 9:57 a.m.: “Your order is currently being ... INTERVIEW: Falling short on security There are serious gaps in information security, warns Teknotrends Software.. Many security aspects are being discussed threadbare in the context of the recent Mumbai terror attack. From an information technology (IT) perspective, the most ...
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