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Value-added
services boom
Telcos are resorting to value-additions to push up sagging
ARPU figures. 2006 was a watershed year for this trend and
it is expected to sustain and grow in 2007. By Dominic K
Retain
your customers
Increasing competition coupled with customers clamouring for
superior service has driven the growth of CIM in India. By
Vinita Gupta
Pune
unwired
Intel Technology Pvt. Ltd. along with the Pune Municipal Corporation
(PMC) and Microsense launched the initiation of deployment
of the “Unwire Pune” project, making Pune the first
city in the country where a commercial meshed Wi-Fi and WiMax
deployment has taken place.
Experian
enters Indian market
Experian has entered the Indian market providing value added
information services including systems designed to enable
Indian organisations to prevent fraud, to maximise revenue
and minimise risk by accurate management of their customer
information.
Online
Gaming in India worth 21 crores
The online gaming industry in India is worth 21 crores, according
to a report published by IMRB International on behalf of
the Internet and Mobile Association of India, (IAMAI).
“Deployment
of PLM is a strategic management decision”
Suman Bose, Country Director, Dassault Systemes speaks to
Dominic K on developments in Product Lifecycle Management
and the trends observed in India vis-a-vis this concept.
“You
do not have to rip and replace to be able to use UC”
Philip Goldie, Nortel Microsoft ICA Leader Asia talks to Varun
Aggarwal about unified communications, Nortel’s alliance
with Microsoft for the same and how the concept is catching
on in India.
GPS
enabled ‘MERU’ taxis launched
V-Link, a fleet management company has launched ‘Meru’,
a GPS enabled metered radio taxi service in Mumbai.
Aftek
enters into a strategic tie-up with BDT AG
Aftek Ltd. has entered into a strategic tie up with BDT AG,
of Germany. Under the terms of the tie up, Aftek’s 100
percent German subsidiary Arexera, will license its state-of-the-art
search technology for BDT’s new data storage device the
Gingcom Appliance.
Brother
International’s subsidiary in India
Brother International is in the news. In India the company
wants to be the leading Fax provider and runner-up in laser
printer and inkjet or laser MFCs.
Full-fledged
RIM comes of age
Anant Gupta, COO, HCL Technologies Infrastructure Services
Division talks to Faiz Askari about the Remote Infrastructure
Management market in India and abroad.
“IP
infrastructure has become a commodity”
Eyal Ben-Chanoch, Senior Vice President, System Engineering,
Aspect Software spoke to Dominic K on unified communication
and the future of contact centre technology.
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