Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, March 12, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, March 12, 2003 |
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EWORLD OUTSOURCING Baton of trust The world's perception is changing and how! Earlier, global IT players didn't trust Indian companies to do their high-value projects. But now, with the domestic industry proving its capabilities, they are outsourcing something as vital as their R&D requirements to India. Time to reach out. More TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
Not enough to go roundThe wireless industry is waiting for the spur - consumer adoption of mobile data. Until that happens, there's not much pizza or profit to go round, despite talk of 2G and 3G technology. More HARDWARE 
It's freedom for chip design tooSoftware-based developments in chip design promise to free it from the constraints of an application specific integrated circuit. No curbing flights of imagination. More
Raring to race — together SOFTWARE REVIEW Personal firewalls This week's selection focuses on tools to protect your system from being accessed by unauthorised personnel. All the programs are freeware. ZoneAlarm ZoneAlarm provides essential protection for Internet users. Combining the safety of a ... More COMPUTER USAGE Security tips to protect the system I request eWorld to provide a comprehensive review of the security aspects of the home computer, i.e. the dangers one may face while using floppies, CDs, Internet surfing and, the softwares (best freeware and sharewares) to protect them, for ... More INTERVIEW 
`Threats lurking in big BPO pool'India faces not necessarily one big competitor in the business process outsourcing space, but competition from a clutch of countries, says this expert. More IT-ENABLED SERVICES 
Go by the screen testWhether you want to test the sturdiness of your car, or your chances of striking oil, virtual visualisation can guide you best on the course of action to take. Here the virtual beats the real, everytime. More ECONOMIC OFFENCES 
Crime and punishmentA case is being made out now against the current computer abuse laws. The argument is that these are seriously flawed, and that greater penalties may actually quell legitimate research activities. More CYBER QUEST BOOKS 
Sniffing money on the info trailInformation processing sets detectives and investors in the same club. It pays to uncover investment techniques from the legendary sleuths. Happy treasure hunting! More CARTOON 
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Top Stories In Focus Run-up to Budget Kelkar Report Bottled water: How safe is it? Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma Housing Fin. rate war: Bonanza for consumers! NPAs in Banking In Depth Simple Economics Consumer Notes Tax Talk The Brahmananda collections NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Gold: Still the winner? Cars: Always a beauty Books and Reviews Looking back Mar. 2-Mar. 8 A whale of a chance As far as the eye can see Time to get cracking |
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