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Thursday, August 06, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, August 06, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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INFO-TECH OUTLOOK: US and BFSI still the key to IT cos Telecom the most affected vertical. BL Research Bureau The US remains the predominant geography that contributes to the revenues of offshore IT vendors and BFSI (Banking Financial Services and Insurance) the main outsourcing vertical, suggests a ... NEW PROJECTS: Infosys, Wipro going slow on Kolkata facilities Both cos committed to expansion when economy picks up. Kolkata, Aug. 5 Infosys Technologies and Wipro do not have any immediate plan to create new facilities in Kolkata even as the West Bengal Government appears to be ready with the offer of ... IPOS: Take Solutions to buy IPs for 2 product lines Chennai, Aug. 5 Take Solutions Ltd, a Chennai-based software company, expects to see additional revenue of $4 million in the current fiscal and $6.5 million next year through its latest ... MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: GlobalLogic plans to buy R&D unit On acquisition spree; targets 15% growth this year. GlobalLogic, a provider of software product development services, plans to acquire a Bangalore-based captive R&D unit of a US company this month. The target captive centre employs 40-50 ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: MTNL to rent out prime office space in Mumbai Mumbai, Aug. 5 Mahanagar Telephone Nigam plans to rent out vacant building space in seven of its properties in and around ... INTERNET: Cybercafes chase growth in non-metros HINTERLAND HO!. Mumbai, Aug. 5 A vegetable vendor in Sivaganga, a school student in Jalandhar, and a housewife in Nashik are among the potential customers that cybercafé chains in India are keenly eyeing as the demand for accessing the ... SOFTWARE: Cognizant lowers capex by 25% Cognizant Technology Solutions, the US-based software service provider, has scaled down its capital expenditure (capex) for 2009 to $130-150 million from the earlier planned $175-200 million. Most of this capex spend is ...
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VENTURE CAPITAL: From gush to trickle Venture capitalists are getting more selective about funding tech start-ups as the meltdown cools spirits.. If you thought getting venture capital funding for your technology start-up would be a cakewalk, the repercussions of the global ... HUMAN RESOURCES: HR in the times of e-slowdown The ‘Florence Nightingales of the corporate world’ dwell on what it takes to shore up employee confidence.. Human resources management, after nursing, is the most stressful job ... SHOPPING: Not sold on service Some electronic goods stores seem to have a penchant for putting ... E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS: Bank on voiceprint Voice ID promises a secure way to do online banking.. With the growth of online banking and frauds thereon (including phishing and pharming scams), customers and financial institutions seem united in their quest for a secure ... TECHNOLOGY: e-smile Nobel Biocare, a restorative aesthetic dentistry company, is delivering its training and educational material through iTunes. The free material can be accessed by students, dentists, dental specialists ... INTERVIEW: ‘Go for quality with customer centricity’ This is the key to growth in the software arena, stresses expert.. It is a warm afternoon when I meet K.K. Raman, Executive Director of IT Advisory Services, KPMG. And he is unusually pensive. “We need to really reflect whether we have ... BOOKS: Requirements engineering, a domain-neutral discipline Good RE practices help in the context of compliance too.. That any subject-matter expert can become a ‘requirements engineer’ is the first of the three misconceptions dealt with in Software & Systems Requirements Engineering: In ... CYBER QUEST: Quiz 1. Which telecommunications giant has picked up the wireless assets of bankrupt Nortel Networks for $1.13 ... NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES: Server on offer Plustek, the image and communications solution provider, has announced the launch of MiniStation MFA500, a multi-purpose server specifically designed for the SMB and small office home office (SOHO) segments. “This is a server solution ...
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