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Notebook
crown up for grabs
 Q2
figures for the Indian notebook market show that HP has overtaken
IBM both in units and revenues—with the HP-Compaq merger playing
a big role. In the past, IBM used to lead in revenues, while
Compaq led in unit shipments. Prashant L Rao looks at how
HP became the leader and finds out more on Big Blue’s plans
to grab the crown back in coming quarters
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| India
News |
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CMS diversifies
to leverage growth in financial segment
Trianz to increase
outsourcing to India
Samsung sets up PC
assembling unit in Kolkata
West Bengal to modify
its IT Policy
DPS makes digital
archiving a reality
Weekly Round Up
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| News
Analysis |
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Rational simplifies
Web development
Exl plans to
de-risk business model
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| India
Trends |
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Software
components herald a new opportunity
With competitive pressures increasing steadily
to complete software projects ASAP, Indian software companies
have been aggressively adopting the component route. Srikanth
R P writes on the promise of component technologies, and its
future in the Indian software industry
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| Stock
File |
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Sentiment
improves slightly
Positive statements by the Prime Minister on the
divestment front helped improve sentiment on the bourses.
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| Opinion |
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Wireless:
Waiting to break loose
Interviews
“Indian market
for storage management software will grow by 75 percent”
“Merging has
made us a multiple networking solution provider”
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| E-Business |
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Fame Adlabs leverages
IT for a visual treat
Who would have imagined IT would play a role in activities
such as booking and scheduling films, auditing, consolidating
or analysing box-office data? Yet it does. At Fame Adlabs,
Maharashtra’s first fully computerised multiplex, where IT
forms the core of all operations. In fact, the company’s customer-centric
approach has gained ground only through the judicious use
of IT, says Chitra Padmanabhan
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| Focus |
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Indian
GIS industry aims for the sky
From farming techniques to monitoring health in
villages to providing terrain knowledge to the army, the usage
of GIS has truly spread over all sectors today. Srikanth R
P elaborates on the increasing role of GIS applications, the
potential and the key challenges for this technology in India
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| Company
Watch |
Syntel:
One-stop-shop for outsourcing
Usually, companies turn towards outsourcing to reduce
costs and improve quality. And in the current economic scenario
more and more corporations are looking at outsourcing as a mainstream
alternative to in-house operations. Today, India is fast gaining
acceptance as the outsourcing destination of choice, and companies
like Syntel are optimising their first mover advantage in the
market, says Stanley Glancy |
| Personal
Technology |
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Multimedia and
your Palm
Ashish Gupta elaborates on the features and capabilities
of how various multimedia applications can be used on the
Palm handheld computer
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