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INFO-TECH HUMAN RESOURCES: ‘No doubt over Satyam employee count’ Chennai, Jan. 25 It’s official. There are no ghost employees in Satyam and the stated figure of 53,000 as of September 30, 2008 is correct, according to a member of the new board of directors of ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: IT cos see telecom sector earnings plunge Cross-currency impact, flat growth in customer accounts. Bangalore, Jan. 25 Besides cross-currency impact, flattish growth in key customer accounts has pulled down the telecom sector earnings as a percentage of total revenue for large Indian IT ... HUMAN RESOURCES: More offshoring, staff utilisation save the day for IT majors Cost management may be key to protecting margins. BL Research Bureau A higher offshore component and better employee utilisation helped Indian IT majors deliver a healthy profit growth in the turbulent demand environment for the December ... INSIGHT: Queuing up for India The Satyam episode will not slow down the offshoring momentum and India will remain the destination of choice, say industry people.. Is the offshoring wave receding from Indian shores on the back of the Satyam episode? This is the question ... SECURITY: ‘The battle’s in your inbox’ Symantec sounds warning on ‘social engineering’ spam that taps tragedies to trap users.. When tragedy strikes, spammers aren’t far behind to capitalise on the chance to play dirty. The battle is right there in your inbox. ... MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: Satyam jumps 69% on takeover hopes ICICI Bank, Tata Motors lead losers’ pack. It seems the stock market is focussed more on the economic reality than the swearing in of Mr Barack Obama as the 44th US President. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.46 per cent for the ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: C&W’s next gen network launch Cable & Wireless Europe, Asia and the US have announced the launch of its Next Generation Network known as the Multi-Service Platform (MSP) in India. The announcement sees Cable & Wireless become the first international telecom provider ... OUTSOURCING: Financial unrest tempers large-value outsourcing deals: TPI Corporations focus on near-term concerns; return on investment remains solid. Bangalore, Jan. 25 Despite economic turmoil, the outsourcing industry saw strong growth in 2008, with total contract value (TCV) touching $90 billion, a 5.6 per cent ... INTERNET: Sprice.com to unveil mobile application, travel packages Bangalore, Jan. 25 Sprice.com, a real-time travel search engine which recently expanded its global footprint into India with the launch of a dedicated Web site, plans to launch its mobile application and holiday packages soon in the ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: Price Waterhouse responds to financial reporting review board New Delhi, Jan. 25 Audit firm Price Waterhouse has submitted to the ICAI-constituted Financial Reporting Review Board (FRRB) certain information relating to its work as the statutory auditor of fraud-hit Satyam ... CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS: Now, Stanchart ‘zeroes in’ on Satyamites’ credit cards Hyderabad, Jan. 25 After facing trouble from private banks such as ICICI and HDFC Bank, which had frozen/brought down the limits on their credit cards temporarily, employees of Satyam are now confronting the same trouble with Standard ... SOFTWARE: Now, Stanchart ‘zeroes in’ on Satyamites’ credit cards Hyderabad, Jan. 25 After facing trouble from private banks such as ICICI and HDFC Bank, which had frozen/brought down the limits on their credit cards temporarily, employees of Satyam are now confronting the same trouble with Standard ...
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OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT: Queuing up for India The Satyam episode will not slow down the offshoring momentum and India will remain the destination of choice, say industry people.. Is the offshoring wave receding from Indian shores on the back of the Satyam episode? This is the question ... SECURITY: Missing the message? A recent US report has downplayed fears of child Internet safety, sparking off strong criticism.. For all its amazing usefulness to many sections of society, the Internet remains a centre of controversy. As against millions of those who swear ... INTERVIEW: ‘The battle’s in your inbox’ Symantec sounds warning on ‘social engineering’ spam that taps tragedies to trap users.. When tragedy strikes, spammers aren’t far behind to capitalise on the chance to play dirty. The battle is right there in your inbox. ... INTERNET: Bringing them into the loop Computer programmer draws N-E States into the social networking scene.. There are those who lament that the Indian IT industry is rather limited to low-end services and there is hardly any innovation that one gets to see.But innovation is taking ...
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