The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 26, 2008

SOFTWARE
Window of opportunity
Islamic banking seems a promising opening for domestic tech players looking to offset the impact of the US slowdown. eWorld takes stock. More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Par for the course
This joint initiative helps train students for the ITES industry. More

The future ain't what it used to be
The US may not face a shortage of skilled professionals, after all! More

COMPUTER USAGE
Windows Service Pack installation
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INTERVIEW
‘Buying into technology’
Retail is all about the consumer experience, aided by technology, says Microsoft. More

‘Snap’ goes your photo
Hewlett-Packard says its site can help the user store and share photos – and memories. More

Multi-platform push to comics
The CEO of ACK Media shares his company's strategies, both online and print, to spread the fun read. More

SECURITY
Mind the company you keep
Social networking sites are gaining popularity. And, in the bargain, draw the attention of hackers too! Amuleek Bijral, Country Manager, RSA, the Security Division of EMC, Shamshad Ahmed, Regional Director, India & SAARC, Lumension ... More

Towards whitelist technology
Edward Yourdon has pointed out in his book Byte Wars how companies and government agencies still pursue security strategies as if ‘we are in the mainframe era of 1975’. They forget that “we are now living in a ... More

CYBER QUEST
Quiz
V.V. Ramanan More

BOOKS
Communication between services
The latest on service-oriented architecture and PingCo threat to Skype. More

CARTOON
Cartoon
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In Focus
People's car

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Par for the course

The future ain't what it used to be

Multi-platform push to comics

Looking back
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