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Zenith
launches One-Up series
Mumbai-based Zenith Computers recently launched the Zenith
One-Up series of PC products, comprising of the Zenith Premium
desktop PC, the One-Up Safe Server and the One-Up Notebook.
The launch is part of Zenith’s strategy to target the
corporate PC market. Says Raj Saraf, CMD, Zenith Computers,
“We plan to strengthen our position in the corporate
PC market. With this launch, we aim to capture a large part
of the market share in this sector.” Priced at Rs 49,999
the Zenith premium PC is a P4-based machine and comes with
a LCD monitor.
Nasscom
plans focus on IPR
Nasscom is considering the option of adding an IPR driven
dimension to its ongoing thrust to work closely with IT services
and IT-enabled services sectors. Says Rajiv Mody, CEO, Sasken
Communication Technologies and executive council member, Nasscom,
“There is a need for Indian intellectual property capabilities
to be showcased in the overseas market. The culture of proliferating
IP needs to be integrated in the Indian IT sector. Nasscom,
therefore, is looking at adding this dimension to its activities
as well.”
Financial Express
TCS
net likely to top Rs 1,000 cr in FY02
TCS is set to close the current fiscal with revenues of
Rs 4,100 crore and a year-on-year growth rate of 32 percent
over its turnover of Rs 3,142 crore in the last fiscal. While
TCS officials refused to disclose the profit projections for
the fiscal 2001-02, they indicated that it would be in line
with the industry average growth rate of 30 percent. It is
believed that net profits for 2000-01 were in the range of
Rs 800-900 crore. A 30 percent growth on this works out to
a net profit of Rs 1,040-1,170 crore, making TCS the first
Indian software company to net more than Rs 1,000 crore in
profits.
Economic Times
CommWorks opens centre for product development in Bangalore
CommWorks, a wholly-owned subsidiary of 3Comm providing
IP-based networks products and solution to service providers,
has set up an R&D centre in Bangalore that will develop,
support and test new products. The new development centre
will address the growing opportunity in wireless, IP telephony
and access technologies in India and the A-PAC region. The
company plans to invest $12 million on the R&D centre
over the next three years.
Micro
technologies launches Micro DAS system
Mumbai based Micro Technologies (India), an ISO 9001 certified
total IT solutions has launched Micro DAS system (Micro Door
Access Security System), an innovative security product that
allows one to know whenever anyone has access to your door
at a particular location, through an SMS message, or e-mail.
If the access is by an unauthorised person, the authentic
user/users get a message of such ‘intrusion’ and
more importantly an instant message is also sent to the nearest
police station with a location map of such unauthorised access
and with the road map for reaching the location, through GIS.
Thus, this system enables instant preventive action by police
incase of disasters that could result due to burglary attempts
at banks, jewellery shops, warehouses, hospitals, even residential
flat, etc. wherever such a device is installed on the door.
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