The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 19, 2003

Agilent grant for Madurai engg college
AGILENT Technologies, a US-based company offering test and measurement solutions to the communications, electronics and life science markets, has selected Thiagarajar College of Engineering (TCE) for assistance under its University Philanthropic ... More

OUTSOURCING

India irked at `protectionist' US law on IT outsourcing
INDIA today told the US in no unmistakable terms that the reported legislation in certain US States against outsourcing of US government contracts in the information technology (IT) sector was "protectionist". This was conveyed to the visiting ... More

`Outsourcing? Yes, jobs here, big gains to cos there'
AMIDST all the hue and cry in the US about companies outsourcing work to India, a study by Inductis, a management consulting firm, says that American companies save billions of dollars each year by outsourcing work to India. The US banking ... More

HARDWARE

IBM NetVista clinches No. 1 spot
BANGALORE: IBM's NetVista desktop has clinched the No. 1 spot in India for commercial desktop unit shipment market share in the fourth quarter of 2002, while IBM's ThinkPad has emerged as No. 1 for revenue, according to latest IDC ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES

It's caring and sharing at i-flex
Two weeks after the arrests and subsequent release of 13 of its employees in the Netherlands, the company is on a communicating and reassuring mode with its employees. According to Mr R. Vidyasagar, Vice-President, HR, i-flex Solutions, the ... More

SECURITY

E2 labs to combat cyber crime in Hyderabad
IF you need an ethical hacker to crack a complex cyber puzzle, you don't have to go far. Promoted by a group of ethical hackers, e2Labs is planning to locate an Incidence Response Centre in Hyderabad to combat cyber crimes. The co-founder of ... More

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