The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, May 16, 2002

BSNL set to offer STD calls 30 pc cheaper: Pilot VoIP project under way
IN what could bring the STD rates tumbling down by a further 30 per cent, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has embarked on an ambitious project seeking to deploy its voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) network across the country. According to ... More

Karnataka: Telecom service restored

SOFTWARE

Tata Infotech, Fortune in marketing tie-up
FORTUNE Informatics Ltd, the Hyderabad-based software products firm, has announced a marketing agreement with Tata Infotech Ltd, part of the Tata group, for the former's range of products and solutions. This follows earlier strategic marketing ... More

Pentasoft Q4 net down; plans bonus
PENTASOFT Technologies has declared a net profit of Rs 16.81 crore on sales of Rs 120.86 crore in its consolidated operations for the fourth quarter ended March 2002. This reflects a slump of 44.67 per cent from net profit of Rs 30.02 crore on ... More

Laser Soft posts Rs 2.77-cr profit
CHENNAI: The Chennai-based Laser Soft Infosystems Ltd (LSIL), that sells its software products space to banks, has posted a net profit of Rs 2.77 crore on revenues of Rs 15.84 crore for the year ended March 31, 2002 as compared to a net ... More

Subex shares for Toronto bank
BANGALORE: The Bangalore based Subex Systems has informed the BSE that it is allotting 2,13,770 equity shares (a little less than 3 per cent stake) of Rs 10 each at a premium of Rs 90 to Toronto Dominion Bank. Subex has also informed ... More

Cisco clears regulatory hurdle
BANGALORE: Cisco Systems has announced that it has cleared a key regulatory hurdle in India and is now able to provide VoIP technologies and solutions to service providers in the country. After the legalisation of VoIP, the ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES

Wilco services for HK stock exchange
HYDERABAD: Wilco International Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Automatic Data Processing Inc, has announced the formation of a joint venture with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd to provide securities markets transactions processing ... More

ISPS

New licensing norms issued: Sharing of bandwidth for call centres allowed
Under the new guidelines, the DoT has allowed the sharing of bandwidth for disaster recovery and mission critical applications between multiple entities. Call centres are also allowed to share bandwidth between multiple locations of a single entity a nd also within the same group of companies. More

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