Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS Basic phone operators can charge less — TRAI tariff order only a `standard' package FOUR-crore landline subscribers who feel badgered by the recent directive issued by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) hiking rentals and tariffs post-April have some hope left. The basic service operators are not tied to the tariff ... More
DoT gets tough with cell operators — Emergency access must for mobiles
Naidu dubs TRAI basic order as retrograde
Air2Web turns SMS into key biz tool FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Polaris net dips 66% on provisioning POLARIS Software Lab has reported a 66 per cent drop in net profit, to Rs 5.21 crore, for the third quarter ended December 31, 2002, compared to Rs 15.29 crore during the corresponding quarter last year. Net sales were Rs 70.26 crore (Rs 70.77 ... More HARDWARE IBM offerings in grid computing BANGALORE: IBM has introduced offerings in grid computing targeting key industries — aerospace, automotive, financial markets, Government and life sciences. IBM India Ltd and the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing ... More SOFTWARE Boston Group mulls portal for insurance courses BOSTON Software Consultants India, part of the $37 million US-based technology solutions provider for the e-learning space, has drawn up plans to expand India operations. This includes reaching out its Intralearn technology solutions, ... More
ADC India to start BPO operations
CMC wins Central Bank order
Infosys board calls EGM on Feb 22 INTERNET Sify rolls out new network infrastructure SIFY Ltd, the Nasdaq-listed Internet company, has said it has rolled out a new Internet Protocol (IP) backbone network infrastructure, which will help the company provide enhanced voice, video and data services to clients. Sify claimed the ... More SECURITY Digital signatures slow to take off DIGITAL signatures, supposed to boost e-commerce by making transactions more secure, have been slow to take off in India despite the Government providing legal and technical infrastructure, but recent trends suggest that a surge in their use is ... More EVENTS Gitex Hyderabad makes waves in Dubai Gitex Hyderabad 2003, which is the annual IT&C expo organised by the Dubai World Trade Centre in association with the Department of IT&C, Government of Andhra Pradesh, has grown by over 55 per cent in size and stature from last year. More
Conference on data engineering PEOPLE Scandent inducts TCS official BANGALORE: The Scandent Group has inducted Mr Ramjei Narasimhan as the President, Delivery Operations. Mr Narasimhan will be responsible for resource management and will oversee the company's development facilities at Bangalore, ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Kelkar Report Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma NPAs in Banking In Depth Simple Economics Consumer Notes Tax Talk The Brahmananda collections 2002: A drought year Gold: Still the winner? Cars: Always a beauty Books and Reviews Looking back Jan. 19-Jan. 25 `We can emerge as base for hardware outsourcing' — Govt must support product design, development, says MAIT chief DoT rejects TRAI directive on VOIP quality standards Call US, Canada at Re 1 per minute! BSNL rural cellular foray a hit Data Access willing to buy out foreign partner |
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