The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 04, 2002

Genesys Intl expanding; eyes engg BPO services
GENESYS International Corporation Ltd, the information technology and engineering solutions company addressing the GIS space, has broadened the business spectrum following the acquisition of the US-based Image Scans Inc, and is branching out into ... More

Salomon Smith to go slow on roping in investor for MphasiS
SALOMON Smith Burney (SSB), Citigroup's investment banking arm will be going slow on its mandate from MphasiS BFL to scout for investors in the software company following MphasiS' proposed buy-out of Shanghai-based Navion. According to top ... More

Interra promoters to dilute 15% stake
THE promoters of the US-headquartered Interra Information Technologies Inc, a company which specialises in financial services software, systems integration and B2B solutions, are hopeful of raising $3-4 million by diluting 15 per cent of its ... More

Wipro Info system for GlaxoSmithKline

INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS

Computer Society, IEEECS join hands
THE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society (IEEECS) and the Computer Society of India (CSI) have joined hands to bring new products and services to India's computer scientists and IT professionals. The agreement ... More

EVENTS

Honour for Kerala pavilion at BangaloreIT.Com
THE State Government's pavilion at the just concluded BangaloreIT.Com has been rated as the best in the e-governance stream. An official spokesperson of the Kerala State IT Mission, the official implementing agency for IT in the State, said the ... More

TRENDS

A practical approach to jobs
`Education for employability' has become a new mantra and to bridge the wide gaps in the system, Globarena ITEknowledge Pvt Ltd here has stepped in to do it in a cost-effective way. More

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