The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 11, 2005

HealthScribe plans centres in Chennai, Coimbatore
HEALTHSCRIBE India, the Indian arm of the US-based HealthScribe Inc, is on an expansion binge. The company, operating in the medical transcription space, is planning to establish two more centres (next only to Bangalore) at Coimbatore and ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Tele-density at 9.08
THE subscriber base of private telecom operators is slated to cross that of State-owned companies Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd by December according to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). In a ... More

HARDWARE

Fat's out
Companies today prefer thin models on the office ramp. Say hello to `thin clients', machines that have few features and let employees do just their assigned tasks. More

SOFTWARE

Tabcorp seeking partners
NEW DELHI: Australian leisure, gaming and entertainment group, Tabcorp, is eyeing India. On his maiden visit to India, Mr Mathew Slatter, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tabcorp, said that his company is looking at ... More

INTERNET

Dispute resolution policy for `.in' domain names soon
WITH the first set of complaint of cyber-squatting hitting the `.in' domain name registration process, National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) is now on an overdrive to finalise `.in' domain name Dispute Resolution Policy'. The draft policy ... More

IT TRAINING

Advanced Keltron courses
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation (Keltron) has announced a programme under which it will conduct five advanced level job-oriented software courses. These are Advanced Middleware Technologies and ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES

Cognizant, Inforte in pact
CHENNAI: Inforte Corporation, a business and customer intelligence consultancy, and Cognizant Technology Solutions, a provider of IT services, have announced a formal partnership to offer Customer Relationship Management (CRM) ... More

EVENTS

Chinese PM wants closer IT ties — Nasscom offers help to set up counterpart there
THE visiting Chinese Premier, Mr Wen Jiabao, who made Bangalore his first stop in India, called for greater cooperation in information technology so that the two countries could take on the world markets. "If India and China cooperate in the ... More

`Indian entrepreneurs more confident now'
INFOSYS Technologies CEO, President and Managing Director, Mr Nandan Nilekani, has said that Indian entrepreneurs are now more confident to compete globally than ever before. Participating in a panel discussion on Indian competitiveness on the ... More

`Retailers must factor in returns on tech upgrades'
COMPANIES must learn to calculate the rate of return on investments in technology so that they can quantify the success in this segment. According to Mr George Zacharias, President and Chief Operating Officer, Sify Ltd, most technology ... More

Looking Back

OUTLOOK

TCS eyes financial sector in China
TATA Consultancy Services will focus on the fast growing banking, insurance and financial sectors in the Chinese market and would use its subsidiary in China to cater to global and regional clients as also to cater to the domestic Chinese market, ... More

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