The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 13, 2002

Tool to help improve fish harvesting
USING remote sensing, the Coimbatore-based Sapience Softwares has developed a fish-forecasting model aimed at tackling problems related to fish stock assessment. Although Sapience has taken the lead in this part of the country in developing ... More

Infosys defers China centre plan
SOFTWARE major Infosys Technologies said on Wednesday that it has delayed its plans for setting up a development centre in China. ``Plans for a development centre in China have been delayed. In the meantime, we are also looking at other ... More

Vismaya seeking tie-ups with system integrators
VISMAYA, the Bangalore-based CRM product company, is in talks for tie-ups with leading system integrators, including Wipro in India and in the Asia-Pacific, the Philippines and West Asia for its recently-launched Web collaboration product, ... More

i-flex IPO oversubscribed 2.4 times

IT TRAINING

Hughes DirecWay to expand reach -- More corporates targeted
HUGHES Escorts Communications Ltd, a satellite-based technology solutions provider, has drawn up plans to expand its network of DirecWay education centres from the present 14 to 35, covering about 16 cities across the country. The Head of ... More

BROADBAND

TI India plans ramp-up of broadband division
NOTWITHSTANDING the prevailing slowdown, the broadband division at Texas Instruments (TI) India expects to play an increasing role in the product development initiatives of the parent company. ``The slowdown has not impacted us and we expect ... More

EVENTS

CII seminar on CRM

IT-ENABLED SERVICES

BHEL looking for strategic business alliances in IT
BHEL's Tiruchi unit is "trying to establish strategic alliances with renowned names in the IT industry for IT-enabled services in the power sector as a business segment," according to a press release. BHEL Tiruchi has set up a School for ... More

OUTLOOK

`Indian CRM market will touch $10 m'
IDC predicts that the customer relationship management (CRM) market in India will grow to $10.4 million by 2002 end. The latest IDC research noted a 46-per cent drop in CRM software market in India to $2.6 million in the second half of 2001 ... More

India seen to gain as IT spend increases -- `Feel-bad factor absent'
AS the downturn passes off paving the way for renewed business activity in the IT services sector, India will be able to garner a significant chunk of the global software services business as it is best positioned to leverage this emerging ... More

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