The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 20, 2005

Trigger a chain reaction
MphasiS BFL stake is up for grabs. Whoever the successful bidder is, the buy may change the software landscape significantly. More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Motorola close to deal with Reliance Info
MOTOROLA is in the process of rolling out mass-market appeal handsets to capture new markets and enhance its share in the existing ones. The company is targeting to tap the potential in India, Africa, West Asia, South East Asia and China. ... More

SOFTWARE

`N. America accounts for over 60 pc of exports'
THE North American market (mainly US and Canada) accounted for 61.10 per cent of India's total exports of software services and IT-enabled services (ITES) in 2004-05, according to the provisional data provided by Electronics and Computer Software ... More

Free Hindi software tool, fonts to be launched today
IN a major local language initiative aimed at taking IT to the masses, the Department of Information Technology (DIT) will launch a free CD containing a collection of Hindi software tools and fonts on Monday. The free Hindi software tools ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES

Accenture's BPO unit builds team on cricket theme
NOTHING excites Indians like cricket. And nobody can motivate an Indian more than a friend or a relative. Realising the power of these two sentiments, Accenture India's BPO operations has launched an employee referral programme revolving ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Matterhorn hikes stake in Subex
FOREIGN institutional investor, Matterhorn Advisory Singapore Pte Ltd, has increased its stake in the Bangalore-based telecom software maker, Subex Systems Ltd, to 7.75 per cent. Matterhorn has acquired some 37,000 shares through its sub accounts ... More

Trend Micro buys Kelkea
NETWORK antivirus leader Trend Micro has acquired Kelkea Inc, an Internet Protocol (IP) filtering and reputation services company for an undisclosed amount. For the network antivirus company, the acquisition of Kelkea happens to be the second ... More

EVENTS

Looking back

TRENDS

US pay cheques processed in Chennai!
RONALD, an employee of an IT company in the US, takes home his pay cheque on the first and 15th of every month. But he may not know that his pay cheques are being processed in Chennai. SummitHR Worldwide, a US-based human resource business ... More

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