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INFO-TECH TRENDS: The grip’s tightening Tech firms are pruning spending and the heat is on recruitment companies to keep the hiring going.. As the global economic crisis shaves off nearly $3 billion from India’s annual IT and BPO export target and a lower tech spending by ... TAXATION: Extend tax holiday for IT-ITeS The information technology (IT) and information technology enabled services (ITeS) industry has performed splendidly well over the past decade. Availability of high quality skilled labour, low cost base and increasing advantage accruing from ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: DoT asked to clarify on 2G spectrum allocation Response to earlier query ‘vague’: CVC. New Delhi, Feb. 15 The Central Vigilance Commission has expressed dissatisfaction with the response of the Department of Telecom on the policy of allocating 2G spectrum on a ... SECURITY: Keep your eyes open In times like these when you have no job or no more furniture to sell, what do you do? Sell sensitive information from your company, if you are the unscrupulous kind! The McAfee Unsecured Economies report, conducted ... SOFTWARE: Syntel to invest $35 m this year To expand capacity in Chennai, Pune. Chennai, Feb. 15 Syntel Inc, the US-based software company with offshore centres in India, plans to invest $30-35 million in 2009 on capacity expansion in Chennai and Pune, according to its President and ... OUTLOOK: ‘Impact of Obama’s action to set the tone’ The impact of the US President, Mr Barack Obama’s action will set the tone the software industry will take, Mr Nandan M. Nilekani, Co-Chairman, Infosys Technologies, said. He was in the city to receive KG Foundation’s ... SOFTWARE: Now that Satyam’s survival is assured, I thought it fit to move on: Subu D. Hyderabad, Feb. 15 The quitting of one of the top honchos at the beleagured Satyam Computer Services, Mr Subu D. Subramanian, has come as a setback to the company, seen to be on the road to stability, after being hit by the Rs ... E-GOVERNANCE: ‘GIS must be integrated with national e-governance’ Hyderabad, Feb. 11 The Union Government has been urged to look at integrating geographic information system (GIS) with the national ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: ‘110 cos floated by Raju holding 1,817 acres’ Hyderabad, Feb. 15 Officials investigating the landholdings of benami companies floated by Mr B. Ramalinga Raju, the former Chairman of Satyam Computer Services, and his family members, have found that these firms hold ... OUTSOURCING: 3 Indian cities among KPMG’s top emerging IT locations Ahmedabad, Feb. 15 As the favourite locations for shared services and outsourcing start to become saturated, newer cities are emerging, offering new and improved incentive packages and talent that are better geared for IT and ... CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: ‘Peer pressure can help raise corporate governance bar’ The embezzlement of funds by Satyam Founder and former Chairman, Mr Ramalinga Raju, is making the apex industry chambers re-think the role it can play to up the compliance bar among its ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: SFIO team grills Raju brothers, ex-CFO of Satyam Hyderabad, Feb. 15 A 12-member team from Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) which is probing the Satyam fraud has grilled the Raju brothers and ex-CFO of Satyam, Mr V. Srinivas at Chenchalguda jail here ...
HUMAN RESOURCES: The grip’s tightening Tech firms are pruning spending and the heat is on recruitment companies to keep the hiring going.. As the global economic crisis shaves off nearly $3 billion from India’s annual IT and BPO export target and a lower tech spending by ...
HUMAN RESOURCES:
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INTERVIEW:
Online space beckons 1. Fill in the blank: According to a new study from McAfee, cyber-crime has cost firms ______ globally ...
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