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Riding
the social networking wave
Indian social networking startups, some backed by large corporate
houses, are doing their bit to get a piece of the global social
networking market. To take the attention away from global
players, they will need some extraordinary thinking and localization.
By Kushal Shah
Windows
Server 2008
Microsoft’s latest server OS adds some interesting and
worthwhile features says Prashant L Rao
Concerned
about data leakage
Websense’s Power Breakfast event held recently in Bangalore
saw CIOs and CSOs mulling over the growing threat of enterprise
data leakage says Abhinav Singh
IronPort’s
next-gen proxy
Andy Norton, Director – Product Management & Marketing,
IronPort Systems, talks to Nivedan Prakash, about issues in
Web security and IronPort’s plans to counter the same.
Maharashtra
to link 9,000 villages
Jayantrao Patil, Hon’ble Minister for Finance & Planning,
Government of Maharashtra, said that the State Government
has planned to link 9000 villages with the State Data Centre
through wireless connectivity soon.
80%
of Indian SMBs confident about revenue growth in 2008
SMBs, or companies with up to 999 employees in India, are
set to spend $9.7 billion on IT this year, up 22% over 2007,
due to a boom in the overall economy and a rise in the number
of SBs (small businesses, or companies with up to 99 staff)
said Access Markets International (AMI) Partners, Inc’s
latest report.
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