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25th February 2002

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In the News

Deltagram’s future under a cloud as franchisees allege fraud
Deltagram, one of the first private initiatives that sought to bring in new generation communication technologies at affordable prices something that India’s postal department is hard pressed to do seems to be tottering today, thanks to controversies surrounding the company, especially in the Eastern region.
INDIA NEWS

BUSINESS
 Syntel looks for place among top offshore service providers
 Hitachi Data Systems forays into India with HiCommand
 Baan targets SME segment for growth
 Round Up
Nasscom 2002
 IBM sets sights on the SME segment
TECHNOLOGY

Last mile broadband trends for 2002
BULLETIN BOARD

STOCK FILE

Markets could fluctuate widely
The countdown to the budget has begun, and as D-day—Feb 28—approaches, volatility—bred by anxiety as also greed—is likely to increase substantially, fuelled by an increase in speculative activity, as is witnessed every year.

GLOBAL NEWS OPINIONS

Gates bets big on Visual studio .Net tools
 Apple, Sun, Ericsson in wireless deal
 Nortel presents grim outlook
 HP profit beats raised forecast
Global router sales drop in 2001
Intel to unveil new chips this month
 Oracle pulls ahead in application server adoption rates
 IN BRIEF

OPINION
The art of Business Continuity Planning
COUNTER POINT
Slowly, slivers of sunshine
INTERVIEW
“We are trying to build a company that will be the Oracle of unstructured information”

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Women in IT shatter glass-ceiling myth
Trendsetters in their own right, the first generation of women team leaders in the IT industry are role models for many
VoIP set to explode as Telecom opens up
New and existing players wonder what kind of impact VoIP will have in the market and what percentage of calls will be IP-based
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