The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 25, 2002

BSNL close to signing ITI as preferred vendor
BSNL is to furnish to ITI its long-term requirement covering a span of three to five years so that ITI could plan material procurement/ financing arrangements to meet such requirement and ensure timely supplies. More

Skyworks to open software centre
NEW DELHI: The US-based Skyworks Solutions Inc, a semiconducter company focused on radio frequency and complete cellular system solutions for mobile communications applications, has announced plans to open a new software design centre ... More

SOFTWARE

`MindTree achieves break-even' — Aims at 40 pc growth
The company had achieved a revenue of $16 million for the year-ending March 31, 2002, a growth of 6.6 per cent over previous year's $15 million. More

IT TRAINING

Aptech launches new course
HYDERABAD: Aptech Computer Education, the IT education provider and trainer, has launched My Vidya, a compact computer literacy course for Rs 450. My Vidya covers computer fundamentals, Internet applications, MS Word, Powerpoint. ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Innosoft board okays acquisition
HYDERABAD: The board of directors of Innosoft Technologies Ltd has approved the acquisition of 100 per cent outstanding equity capital of Garapati Telefilms Ltd, which will make it a fully owned subsidiary of the company. In a ... More

EVENTS

ICICI to take up work on Knowledge Park phase 3
THE ICICI Knowledge Park has now drawn up plans to take up work on the third phase of the park. The second phase, set for launch here, has already become self-sustaining while the first phase has been successfully completed. The Chief Executive ... More

Dax Challenge road shows from today
INDIAN networking company Dax Networks is planning a branded road show - `Dax Challenge' — across 12 cities to announce the complete range of products in the enterprise-networking space. The road show starts on November 25. According ... More

TRENDS

Average billing per client up in September quarter — Software cos set for better days
MOST Indian software companies have been able to increase the average sales per customer for the quarter ended September 2002 as compared to the same quarter in the previous year. In calculating the average sales per client, the top ten ... More

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