The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 25, 2003

Now, it's entertainment software outsourcing
AFTER business process outsourcing (BPO), the next opportunity could well be outsourcing in the entertainment sector. According to Mr Peter Mukherjea, CEO, Star India, the country could become an important destination for production of ... More

Sutherland in pact with US co
CHENNAI: Sutherland Group Ltd that offers business process outsourcing services has entered into an alliance with the US-based ISANI Group, a management consultancy that advises clients on offshore initiatives. A statement from ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

BSNL waives connection shifting charges
IN an effort to stop the growing number of landline telephone surrenders, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has waived the shifting charges that were being collected from subscribers who relocate to any other State and want to transfer their ... More

BSNL cell in Dindigul, Theni
MADURAI: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) would provide cellular phone services to 130 towns in Dindigul and Theni districts, to ensure an uninterrupted connectivity throughout the State, Mr K. Subbaiah, General Manager, BSNL, Madurai, has ... More

SOFTWARE

Intelligroup solution for Saudi company
INTELLIGROUP, a global IT outsourcing services provider, has announced that it has helped Jubail Chemical Industries Company, an $80-million Saudi Arabian company, go live with a comprehensive enterprise solution. The company manufactures ... More

`Portal management looks promising again'
AFTER a brief lull portal management has re-emerged as a potential area of growth. The difference between then and now, however, is significant, says Mr T.N.C. Venkata Rangan, Chairman and Managing Director of Vishwak Solutions.The Chennai-based ... More

Cognos ties up with iGATE
BANGALORE: Cognos, a provider of business intelligence (BI) and corporate performance management solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with iGATE Global Solutions Ltd. Responding to a growing customer base and the ... More

SECURITY

Security software market to touch $43 m by 2007
A number of multinational companies such as Symantec, Trend Micro, Checkpoint and Computer Associates are already operating in India. Customers who are adopting these technologies are large enterprises with massive IT infrastructure investments, whic h are looking for technologies that fundamentally protect them against an increased rate of external threats. More

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