The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 26, 2004

One big leap!
Okay, this leap's for womankind. Women living below the poverty line in Kerala are using technology to earn their livelihood. No towering offices, no stock options, no hefty pay packets, they got logged on for just plain sustenance. Now that's tr uly crossing the divide. More

OUTSOURCING

A Tuft decision
If you are working day and night to grab a part of the outsourcing market sweeping into India, knowing what really worries a US-based decision-maker might help. Here's what runs in his mind before he makes his choice. More

India's not the only winner
Here's one more instance to show that the offshoring wave is actually set to benefit the US and its people. It's up to India to present its case convincingly. More

Just spread it!
The business process outsourcing opportunity must spread to smaller cities and towns. Only this can keep India in the lead. More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Closing in on action
There's more brewing for the mobile phone user, going by what's happening in the telecom scene. Here's a peek into the action. More

SOFTWARE

With info at every turn
Be it Formula One racing, or sailing, the race participants can access information while they are moving without needing to take their hands and eyes off the action. Here's how. More

COMPUTER USAGE

Problems with Excel files

BROADBAND

It fits the bill!
Radio frequency identification technology can help get the goods moving in the retail scene. More

PIRACY

Look for the bad `un
Companies offering branded goods are sparing no effort to expose imitation stuff. Here's how the consumer can stay alert. More

CYBER QUEST

Quiz

BOOKS

Make hard work pay
Whether your business is click and order or brick and mortar, focus down layer by layer, using the `onion skin' approach. Above all, apply the power of strategic thinking. More

LETTERS

Reading the picture right

Good read

Bang on target

CARTOON