The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, March 14, 2002

Trunk traffic and tariff
THE last two months have witnessed many changes in long-distance telephony. On the recommendations of the Telecom Regulation Authority of India, international long distance (ILD) traffic was opened to private operators. Considering that the terms ... More

HARDWARE

Acer turns heat on notebooks; to expand market
The company intends to target key verticals such as banking and finance and oil sectors and the Government and research laboratories through system integrators. More

Texas Instruments to work with Wipro, Sasken
TEXAS Instruments Inc (TI) has announced that it will work with Sasken Communication Technologies and Wipro Ltd. The domestic companies, which will serve as MAP technology centres, will help the global IT company develop support applications for ... More

Samsung thrust on storage devices
NEW DELHI: Samsung Electronics India Information and Telecommunications Ltd (SEIIT) is targeting an installed-base of five million personal storage device solutions in the country in 2002, up from the current three million. According ... More

HCL Insys number one PC co
NEW DELHI: HCL Infosystems (HCL Insys) is the number one desktop personal computer (PC) company in India in 2001 with a market share of 8.6 per cent, the company said, quoting an IDC report. According to the report, HCL Insys shipped ... More

SOFTWARE

Oracle not shifting R&D centre out of India -- To expand operations in key Asian markets
ORACLE Corporation is seeking to further expand its operations in key Asian markets and the investments in developing new technical resources is an indication of its strong commitment to the Asian region, Oracle has maintained. Denying a recent ... More

ICICI Infotech bullish on products biz
ICICI Infotech Services Ltd expects its products business to contribute 20 per cent of total revenues next year, up from the current share of 5 per cent, according to Mr V. Srinivasan, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, ICICI ... More

IBS forays into oil logistics
IBS Software Services, a supplier of software services for the travel, transportation and logistics industry, will provide GulfShare, a consortium of oil companies operating in the Gulf of Mexico, IT solutions for its transportation and logistics ... More

Temenos to make Chennai R&D hub
THE Switzerland-based Temenos Group AG, a global vendor of integrated software for banks and financial institutions, will make its Chennai centre the global hub for its entire research and development and client support service. The Indian ... More

BayPackets to invest $15 m in India
A developer of telecom software for service providers, BayPackets Inc, has said it is expanding its Indian operations with plans to invest over $15 million in the next three years. The company will expand its business operations in India by ... More

STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS

IBM certification for DDL solution
A group of software engineers from Dataware Design Labs (DDL) has set a benchmark for the Technopark fraternity by accomplishing the prestigious IBM ServerProven validation for their project management solution, Conductra, and certified by none ... More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES

NIIT's EKS suite to fetch $30 m
NIIT has launched a suite of enterprise knowledge solutions (EKS) for businesses worldwide, which the company says, will generate revenue of $30 million over the next three years. ``We've already had three clients for the EKS solutions, ... More

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