The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 18, 2008

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SOFTWARE: Test before you trust
Software players are stepping up focus on testing services. Test code, save money.. If seeing is believing, trying it out makes business sense. Software quality assurance and testing is increasingly becoming a mainstream activity for software ...

HARDWARE: From desk to lap
I started using a desktop replacement laptop instead of my desktop at home some time last week. Quite a few people asked me about the experience, so here ...

HARDWARE: Get into ‘save power’ mode
Green IT is not about buying a lot of jazzy ‘green’ hardware. It is about holistic efficiency, through ’virtualisation’ amongst other options.. Concerns over global warming, energy conservation, and social responsibility ...

BOOKS: No easy ‘Alice’ touch here
Making things smaller, as did Alice in Wonderland, is difficult, especially in computers. But the potential of nanotechnology spurs researchers.. Contrary to popular belief, the marriage of chemistry, computing, and microscopic engineering known ...

SOFTWARE: India-centric innovation
From start-up days, 10 summers ago, to a diversified research and development facility handling the entire chain of product development — concept, design, development and testing capabilities — it’s been an exciting ...

SOFTWARE: ‘A place for dreaming, not saving’
The sight of an Indian Chief Minister ready with a power point presentation, to push the case for Microsoft to make his State its home in India, must have been sufficiently startling for Bill Gates in 1997 to stop and listen. What he heard, ...

INTERVIEW: ‘Your scrap is my asset’
Tapping this logic is this online material exchange company. More on what’s moving on the platform.. With continual improvements in supply chain practices, coupled with the adoption of JIT (just in time) inventory methodologies, it may be ...

COMPUTER USAGE: Saving entire Web page
When a Web page is opened the information sought generally contains images too. ...

CYBER QUEST: Quiz
2. According to ‘reliable’ news, Chris DeWolfe, president of News Corp’s MySpace, is dating which celebrity ...

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