The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 18, 2002

VSNL row to cost BSNL Rs 1,100 cr
WITH the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) dragging its feet on diverting the international traffic of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) away from Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd (VSNL), the public sector behemoth is expected to notch up a revenue ... More

Tata Tele begins basic telephony in Coimbatore
THE telephone customers in Coimbatore have yet another choice of a basic telephone service provider with the Tata Teleservices Ltd (TTSL) becoming the third operator to provide basic telephone service in the city. Inaugurating the service, the ... More

26,000 villages have tele connection

HARDWARE

Analog India centre offers tech support for DSPs
THE Bangalore-based India Product Development Centre (IPDC) of Analog Devices Inc, a major player in design, manufacture and marketing of high performance analog, mixed signal and digital signal processing (DSP) integrated circuits, has started a ... More

SOFTWARE

Infotech eyes acquisitions
INFOTECH Enterprises Ltd, the Hyderabad-based end-to-end GIS (geographic information systems) application solutions provider, has maintained that it will continue to grow at about 40 per cent this year and year-on-year and is eyeing inorganic ... More

Avineon bags order from US co

IT TRAINING

World Cup trip offer from Aptech

Govt colleges to impart IT training

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Innosoft plans to fully own Garapati Tele
INNOSOFT Technologies Ltd, the Hyderabad-based software solutions provider, is set to consider a proposal to acquire 100 per cent equity of Garapati Telefims Ltd, a subsidiary of the company focussed on developing software for the entertainment ... More

EVENTS

ESC planning road shows in Dubai next month
THE Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council, (ESC), is planning to hold road shows in the UAE in December to inform prospective exhibitors and participants about INDIASOFT 2003, the third International IT Exhibition and ... More

Looking Back

TRENDS

Income from Europe for most software firms stagnant
REVENUES from Europe have either slumped or stagnated for many top software companies, in the quarter ended September 2002 as compared to the immediately preceding quarter. Significantly, two quarters ago, Indian software companies seemed to ... More

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In Depth
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Small Investor

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