Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, May 28, 2003 |
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EWORLD OUTSOURCING 
Concrete clicksIt's brick-and-click from brick-and-mortar. The tech industry is taking a brick from the construction sector to follow the build, operate and transfer (BOT) model to make IT business click. Talk of a solid model for success. More TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
Eye over the earAsians seem to have an aversion to leaving recorded voice messages and prefer the non-intrusive SMS instead. It's a question of being more `visually oriented.' More
SOFTWARE 
Receding cheerIt looks like the software party's over, if one goes by what's been happening in recent times. It's back to the blues. More INTERNET 
Waiting to hit the airThe National Internet Exchange of India or Nixi is waiting to take off. It promises lower bandwidth costs for the ISPs and, hopefully, faster, cheaper surfing for their customers. More HUMAN RESOURCES 
HR harmonyHR management is all about helping employees to bond together without losing individuality. It's one colourful flow of talent. More ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING 
Promising playTo global ERP software vendors, the Indian SME market appears promising hunting ground. Will it live up to their expectations? More SOFTWARE REVIEW Undeleting files This week, we take a look at some programs that help you recover files that have been accidentally deleted from the disk or damaged by viruses. All the programs are shareware. File Scavenger File Scavenger is a Windows NT/2000/XP file ... More COMPUTER USAGE E-GOVERNANCE 
Big spruce-up!The Kerala Government is tapping IT to give its PWD functioning a new image. It's game for a jumbo effort. More CYBER QUEST BOOKS 
This is "One Microsoft Way"Keen to try some sample questions from a typical Microsoft interview, replete with riddles and logic puzzles? More CARTOON 
Cartoon"How about some accessories for the cell-phone, sir? Say, a computer to work out the tariff plan?" |
