Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 21, 2008
ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio
Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 21, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio |
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Buying into ITIt could be an understatement to say that Vasudharini, a middle-level executive of an IT firm in Bangalore, loves shopping. Be it grocery, jewellery or garments, she spends hours checking out every counter and every stock keeping unit (SKU) ... 
INTERVIEW:
By design, at every turnThe ability to simulate real life scenarios is seen as the essence of computer aided engineering (CAE). ... SOFTWARE: Tech lends a hand Software-aided study looks at sustainable livelihood for dwellers of Sunderbans that will not impact the environment.. It is an exercise that can go a long way in ensuring the sustained livelihood of 4.2 million island dwellers in the Sundarbans, ... 
INTERNET:
Of minds and mechanical menThese days, I just don't want to go out of home on Sundays. Reason? Simple: it's the only free day and I'd rather watch a classic movie or read a good book or even dive into some comics than go out shopping. And I'd rather get an earful from my ... 
BOOKS:
Wired watchdogsICT-aided public accountability campaigns range from the electoral awareness initiative in Bangalore to the anti-corruption moves in Brazil.. At times, it may be frustrating to watch how the powerful dictate ‘the discourse on transparency, ... 
INTERVIEW:
Call centres: One size doesn’t fit all!A 50-100 seat centre is easier to manage and more receptive to small processes, says VoiceStream.. Small size matters, especially in call centres. With mid-sized companies increasingly outsourcing part of their work to India, they are not ... 
SOFTWARE:
It’s all on leaseTech majors offer their customers some financing options.. Businesses need to constantly upgrade the technology they invest in even while keeping costs down. What is the way out?Networking technology major Cisco says it helps out small ... 
CONVERGENCE:
More isn’t merrierAt UK major British Telecom’s (BT) Asia-Pacific Media Day 2008 event in Hong Kong, the invitees were exchanging calling cards. This did not seem strange or unusual, until BT’s General Manager (Portfolio and Partnership), Nathan Bell, ... CYBER QUEST: Quiz V.V. Ramanan. 1. Name Nvidia’s newest line of processors for an upcoming new breed of MIDs that has been referred to as ‘computers on a ... NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES: Video talk Intellicon’s Vega X7 from Aethra, Italy, is now available in India and is ideal for the Board Room, Conference Room and Auditoriums. ... 
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