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What
Opteron means to Sun
Sun Microsystems controls half the Unix server market. That
doesn’t leave much scope for growth. Now the company
is eyeing the x86 market with servers based on AMD’s
Opteron processor, and it’s got a good start, says Akhtar
Pasha
Upfront
EnterpriseIT
2005 from June 14 in Singapore
I ndian companies looking for innovative enterprise solutions
that will streamline business processes and cost structures
can visit EnterpriseIT, an enterprise technology exhibition
that takes place annually in Singapore. This year, EnterpriseIT
2005 will be held from June 14-17.
Teradata
launches BI user group
Teradata, a division of NCR Corporation, has announced the
launch of the first Business Intelligence (BI) user group
in India. The aim of the group will be to assist in the development
of the Indian BI market and to provide the latest information
on BI strategies. Every quarter, Teradata will invite this
community to discover and share best-practice principles in
data warehousing.
Infosys’
IMS recommended for BS15000 certification
Infosys Technologies has announced that its Infrastructure
Management Services (IMS) practice has been recommended for
the BS15000 certification by DNV (Det Norske Veritas).
Tata
Teleservices inducted in CDG Executive Board
In a major development, the CDMA Development Group (CDG) has
announced that Tata Teleservices has been inducted as a member
of the CDG Executive Board. Greg Young, Chief Officer, Network
& Value Added Services, Tata Teleservices, will serve
on the board.
AP
announces new IT policy
Considering the future requirements of the IT industry, the
Andhra Pradesh government has announced a new IT policy focussing
mainly on small and medium businesses (SMBs). The policy will
come into effect from April 1 this year.
Polycom
to enter IP phones market
With organisations deploying IP networks, video conferencing
giant Polycom is looking to make major inroads in the Indian
enterprise segment. Polycom already has over 600 customers
in India primarily using the company’s video conferencing
solutions; the company is now planning to grow beyond its
core market.
D-Link
India enters UPS and Inverter market
D-Link India has made an entry into the Indian UPS and inverter
market by launching a series of products under the brand name
‘Digi-Power,’ targeting the SOHO and SMB segments.
Initially, the company plans to reach out to its existing
customers using dial-up modems, motherboards and switches.
Stock
Exchange, Mumbai enables remote management of data centre
The Stock Exchange, Mumbai, popularly known as BSE, has enabled
remote management of its data centre by choosing Raritan’s
Dominion KX digital KVM switches for managing Windows-based
servers and Dominion SX serial console servers.
Blue
Star Infotech partners with Datastream
Blue Star Infotech (BSI) has announced a partnership with
US-based vendor, Datastream—a player in Enterprise Asset
Management (EAM) solutions. Blue Star Infotech has already
bagged an order from ING Vysya Bank, Bangalore, for the implementation
of Datastream’s EAM solution christened ‘MP2’.
Jabil
Circuit chooses Datacraft infrastructure solutions
Jabil Circuit Inc, an electronic services provider, has selected
Datacraft to provide the entire network infrastructure for
its new manufacturing facility at Ranjangaon near Pune.
LG
bets big on Sonoma
A boom in the notebook market coupled with a surge in the
demand for wireless-enabled notebooks has encouraged LG Electronics
India to launch high-end notebooks based on Intel’s Sonoma
platform.
ClearCube
launches India operations
ClearCube Technology, a significant player in the PC blades
market, has announced its entry into the Indian market.
Tried,
tested, trusted
Software testing could potentially be the next big thing for
the Indian software industry, says Deepali Gupta
Flexible
licencing is in
Companies selling software development tools are attempting
to woo Indian software companies with subscription-based models,
says Srikanth RP
“With
IQ on Linux, companies can potentially save up to 50 percent
on licencing or hardware costs”
What trends do you see in the data warehousing market?
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