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Server
vendors go after upcountry markets
IBM, HP and Sun Microsystems have fast expanded their SME
reach in upcountry markets and established a local presence.
These new markets have helped server vendors garner additional
revenues, both x86 and Unix, as well as helped expand the
server market says Akhtar Pasha.
Domestic
IT transformation: a multi-million market
IT outsourcing was the over-arching trend in the domestic
market last year. IT outsourcing (re-engineering) has moved
beyond BFSI and telecom to untapped sectors such as manufacturing,
government, auto, pharma and retail and is expected to grow
further says Mohd Shariff PA.
BankTech Congress 2007
The conference catered to both the IT and retail sides of
banking, says Renuka Vembu
State
of the Data Center
A study entitled Symantec State of the Data Center undertaken
in Sept 2007 by Ziff Davis Enterprise, on behalf of Symantec
Corp. encompassed 800 data center managers across 14 countries.
It’s
all about sharing
Pranay Jhaveri, Sales Director-India, F5 Networks Singapore
Pte Ltd talks about disaster recovery and F5’s plans
for India with Mohd Shariff PA
Alibaba.com
brings Open Sesame to India
Alibaba.com, the world’s leading online marketplace for
international trade, hosted its first Open Sesame event in
India at the Grand Hyatt, Mumbai.
Time
to get serious about SOA
IBM believes that it is time for companies to get serious
about Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). The company has
more than 5,700 customers using its middleware and SOA configurations.
Tom Rosamilia, General Manager, Application and Integration,
Middleware Division, IBM Software Group, talks to Abhinav
Singh about Big Blue’s SOA strategy and why companies
are embracing SOA in large numbers.
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