Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, February 08, 2005 |
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INFO-TECH ANNOUNCEMENTS Wipro completes Corpn Bank order BANGALORE: Wipro Infotech announced on Monday that it has completed its assignment with Corporation Bank in providing Six Sigma consulting in select areas. The objective of the consultancy was to make the bank's select business processes ... More OUTSOURCING TPI begins India operations SOURCING advisory Technology Partners International has set up its India operations to respond to the increase in IT and BPO outsourcing to India. Announcing this, Mr Arno Franz, Partner and Managing Director, TPI, said the company found about ... More TELECOMMUNICATIONS United Telecom restores ISD calls from Nepal INDIAN telecom companies in joint venture with the Nepalese telecom service provider, United Telecom, today announced that the international long-distance traffic from that country had been restored. The Indian partners are now in talks with ... More
Call for FDI to make telecom systems at home HARDWARE MosChip to hike capital, raise $12 m through GDR issue MOSCHIP Semiconductor Technology Ltd has informed the Bombay Stock Exchange that its board of directors has resolved to hike authorised capital and raise up to $12 million through issue of global depository receipts. This additional fund ... More SOFTWARE Red Hat opens support centre in Pune RED Hat has inaugurated its global engineering and support centre here on Monday. The India support centre would address the support requirements of the growing domestic customer base while serving the customers in the English speaking ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Telecom: Beyond the FDI cap hike With the latest sectoral cap of FDI hike, though laced with riders, only foreign equity firms with deep pockets may want to bet on domestic telecom companies, to rake in moolah by trading in telecom sector scrips. If the intention behind the hike in FDI cap in telecom is to quickly expand the network and keep prices down, one way to do so is by fostering competition. More HUMAN RESOURCES IT now employs a million — Revenue per employee also on the rise THE IT sector has crossed yet another milestone. The number of knowledge professionals employed in the software services and ITeS sectors has crossed the one-million mark and is expected to close the 2004-05 financial year with a headcount of ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Take Solutions buys US co CHENNAI: Take Solutions, a Chennai-based business and technology solutions company in supply chain management, has acquired the New Jersey-based 4BSoft, an IT consulting and services company, for $1 million in an all-cash deal. This ... More
Vmobile buys Subex product ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Mercury ties up with SAP BANGALORE: Mercury Interactive Corporation, a global leader in business technology optimisation, has announced a joint marketing agreement with SAP. It also announced a multi-year commitment with SAP AG to offer Mercury LoadRunner, a ... More PRIVACY SC notice to Govt, cell cos, banks on unsolicited calls THE Supreme Court on Monday issued notices to the Government, cellular operators and multi-national banks on a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a law to ban unsolicited calls, especially from telemarketing executives. A Bench ... More CONVERGENCE 
`Broadband, wireless to help serve rural areas'CONVERGENCE in communication is an engine of change that naturally fits into the ongoing agenda of globalisation. Mr Hamadoun Toure, Director of Telecommunication Development Bureau, International Telecommunication Union, Geneva, said, "The ... More BROADBAND Hathway rolls out new broadband options HATHWAY Cable Internet, a broadband cable Internet service provider, has announced the roll out of new broadband packages providing high speed Internet with flexible options. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Hathway Cable ... More ISPS ISPs file suit against fees for VPN services THE Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI) has filed a suit with the Telecom Dispute Settlement Appellate Tribunal against the Government's decision to impose entry fee and licence fee for providing virtual private network (VPN) ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 30-Feb. 5 Thanks to thrust on rural telephony — VSAT sector set for faster growth in 2005 Only 2,000 opt for VRS in MTNL BSNL, pvt cell cos lock horns over roaming revenue Accenture doubles manpower in India BSNL challenges TDSAT order on extending tariff cut to pvt operators |
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