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Novell’s
SuSE Linux acquisition could make the penguin fly
India is home to around 6,50,000 software developers and constitutes
close to 10 percent of the world’s developer population.
India is also registering one of the fastest growth rates when
it comes to the number of developers—the base of professionals
is growing at an average of more than 30 percent year-on-year.
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BPO
blues: What HRcan do
In an ideal situation, a business process outsourcing
(BPO) entity—even if it’s a third party one—becomes
an extended functional department of the organisations
from which it gets business.
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Issue of Jan 2004
The
next big thing in enterprise technology
A look at the infrastructure trends that have impacted
enterprises around the world recently, and that are
likely to impact Indian Enterprises in 2004
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| India News |
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Kesdee enters
into strategic partnership with PRMIA
Misys to expand
operations in India
Panasonic eyeing
value-added pie
iCOPE teams
up with ASC Germany
ECIL to supply
1 lakh EVMs, targets Rs 1,100 crore turnover
IT’s politically
correct: Indian, Pak firms eye tech tie-ups
Bulletion Board
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| Opinion |
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Mobile applications
respond faster with C++
SSL-VPN: New
paradigm in remote access
Weaving KM into
the lifeblood of corporations
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| News Analysis |
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A fight
in the open
Canon seeks
customer loyalty with True Value
Sun pushes
reference architectures to increase market share
Kalzoom
Technologies: Zooming in on KM
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| India Trends |
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RFID is India
Software Inc’s route to retail
Insurance
sector to drive Indian CRM market
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| Stock File |
Choppy days ahead
The markets have continued to display extreme bouts of volatility
and choppiness. Traders and speculators however were seen building
positions in some index heavyweight and auto stocks, but continued
to book profits on the tech sector due to the weakness on Nasdaq.
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| TechSpace |
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Enhance your
Web pages with DHTML – III
Deploying .NET
applications - II
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| E-Business |
Citrix simplifies
information access at Alstom
Commencing operations in Kolkata (then Calcutta) during the
1910s, Alstom has emerged as one of the leading companies in
India in areas such as energy and transport infrastructure,
electrical and industrial equipment (including boilers and turbines),
pollution control equipment for power plants, and transmission
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| Company Watch |
Discreet—Entertainment’s
secret ingredient
The Last Samurai, Spider Man, The Lord of the Rings, Minority
Report, Star Wars, and The Matrix—other than being mega-budget
Hollywood productions these films have one more thing in common.
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