![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, April 03, 2002 |
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS Universal Service Fund may fail to lift off JUST days after the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) announced guidelines for Universal Service Obligations (USO), indications are that the proposed fund to be set up to compensate the service providers for their unremunerative operations, ... More
BPL Mobile to deploy Subex Ranger
SOFTWARE Hidden dragon, tubby tiger! The Indian software sector's ahead in export volumes, brand value and maturity. More
Network Associates development centre in Bangalore soon INTERNET I wanna surf, freebie or no With more Web sites opting for pay mode, are users switching loyalty? Or are they happy about paying for quality and dependable service? More
Fetters in the `free' world
Warring with words IT TRAINING MCC Software offers low-cost course THE Rashtriya Computer Saksharatha Mission, promoted by the Vishakapatnam-based MCC Software Development and Training Pvt Ltd, is launching `Saral', a low-cost basic computer education course for the common man in Karnataka. This was expected ... More HUMAN RESOURCES Avoiding Mr Wrong Wouldn't the HR department love to be hit by a brainwave when it comes to recruiting talent? More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Data Access in pact with VocalTec for switching gear INTERNET service provider, Data Access (India) Ltd has announced a multi-million dollar deal with telecom equipment provider, VocalTec Communications Ltd, to deploy its packet tandem switching equipment. Data Access holds a licence for ... More
Fortune ties up with Ricoh Malaysia SECURITY Mahindra-BT teams up with VeriSign for lab MAHINDRA-BRITISH Telecom, a joint venture between the Mahindra group and British Telecommunications, UK, has set up an Information Assurance Laboratory at its Mumbai centre, teaming up with VeriSign Inc, a certification services company. The ... More E-GOVERNANCE Artful dodgers can be stumped Technology can be tax-collection friendly, going by the e-governance initiative of the AP Government. More
eSeva centres at 117 municipalities planned PEOPLE TRENDS Body as ID Soon, one can see a world in which people use credit cards or ATMs using an iris scanner, check into flights using face recognition technology, access the office PC using a fingerprint scanner, or get bank account balances using voice recognition tec hnology. More
Small firms eyeing CAD/CAM facilities NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES New Nortel product for mass market Nortel has come out with a new product Business Communications Manager for the mass market and is looking at a market share of 5-10 per cent over the next three years. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 24-Mar. 30 MTNL wants to take cell to more circles Village telephony obligations-- Mahajan warns private players DoT issues guidelines on universal service obligations No more `touch tone hell' Now, it's contract hiring of skills |
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