Information Technology
DishnetDSL bags contract
CHENNAI: DishnetDSL has been awarded the contract to build and operate an Internet centre at the Chennai Central railway station.
TallyLocker to protect financial data
BANGALORE: Bangalore-based Tally Solutions has come up with a device, TallyLocker, which helps in keeping financial data secure. It enables users to store large volumes of data in less space. It is 5.7 cm in length, with 16 MB space and can stor
e up to four years of financial data.
In pact for online tests
KOCHI: Kochi-based Dhishna Technologies Pvt Ltd has tied up with Sylvan Learning Systems Inc, Australia, to form testing services to conduct online examinations for international companies.
Small business adopt CRM to acquire customers: IDC
CUSTOMER acquisition, improved customer service and access to international markets are the major factors driving small and medium enterprises (SME) to go in for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions, a study by IDC India has said.
Nittany to use MT as entry strategy only
MEDICAL transcription (MT) is not a money spinner. If anything now, it is only an entry point to other IT-enabled services in the area of healthcare.
Rational Software aims for format acceptance
THE Rs 572-million turnover Rational Software Corporation of the US hopes that the Objects Management Group (OMG) will accept its process standardisation format in the next six months. The Internet tools major has submitted for OMG's acceptance a standar
dised Rational Unified Process (RUP) for software development.
Enmail offers free dotcom hosting
MANY companies think that they are just not big enough to own their own Web sites or use the Internet e-mail. The problem is that they think small, citing finance or maintenance as major problems.
Stocks
NIIT gains on revamp move
THE absence of FII interest in technology stocks led to the BL Technology Index shedding 0.24 per cent during the previous week to close at 3352.94 points. The BL Technology Index managed to marginally inch ahead of the broadbased BL-250 Composite Index
which declined by 0.34 per cent during the week. The divergent trend was evident in the industrial indices. While the Computer Hardware and Office Equipment Index appreciated by 3.5 per cent, the Computer Software Index dipped by 2.53 per cent, significa
ntly higher than the dip in the broadbased BL-250 Index and the BL Technology Index.
