Wednesday, February 09, 2005
IT News Snippets
Travel and Tourism Fair opens in Chennai
Tamil Nadu today said its monuments and tourist centres were not affected by the tsunami and asked holiday makers and pilgrims to give a new ...
Tamil Nadu today said its monuments and tourist centres were not affected by the tsunami and asked holiday makers and pilgrims to give a new ...
Xansa to expand operations in chennai
Xansa, the UK-based company, plans to expand operations in Chennai with the setting up of a new building in the next six months at a cost of Rs 22 ...
Xansa, the UK-based company, plans to expand operations in Chennai with the setting up of a new building in the next six months at a cost of Rs 22 ...
Polaris, Cognizant likely to expand Toronto operations
IT majors, Cognizant Technology Services and Polaris Software Lab are looking at ramping up their Toronto operations, as part of a strategy to use ...
IT majors, Cognizant Technology Services and Polaris Software Lab are looking at ramping up their Toronto operations, as part of a strategy to use ...
Chennai Co bags first outsourcing deal in US pension industry:
Chennai-based Congruent Solutions Pvt Ltd has become the first overseas company to provide back-end services to a retirement ...
Chennai-based Congruent Solutions Pvt Ltd has become the first overseas company to provide back-end services to a retirement ...
American dream can turn nightmare
Flying to the US and living the rest of one's life in style is probably the most cherished dream of many Indians. But there are some people who would do anything to convince you not to do so.
Infosys aims to add 6,000 staffs in Q4
Infosys Technologies Ltd has made 6,000 job offers for hiring later in 2005, a company official told a news conference.
How Gurgaon clinched top vote for IT, BPO
Investors might want to take a second look at a recent survey that rated Gurgaon ahead of Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad as most preferred IT and BPO destination.
China no threat to Indian IT prowess
China may have stolen a march on India in manufacturing but it will take years before it can catch up with its neighbour in information technology, says McKinsey.
SBC to cut 13,000 jobs after AT&T acquisition
SBC Communications Inc said it expects to eliminate about 13,000 jobs after its USD 16 billion acquisition of AT&T Corp closes, but the telephone company stressed that many of those positions can be cut through attrition rather than layoffs.
Azim Premji's 8 steps to excellence!
An obsession for excellence is what makes a company successful, says Wipro Chairman Azim Premji.
Bangalore, hottest for IT
A good premium for their stocks will help banks grow earnings strong enough to offset the impact of a higher equity base.
Interview with TCS CEO S Ramadorai
The TCS CEO spoke about the IT major's operations in Canada.
Mumbai is the biggest job creator
An Assocham survey says the IT and ITeS sector was the largest employer, with 44% of the total jobs advertised in the last 2 months from this sector.
Mumbai city is set to create over 8 lakh (800,000) job opportunities by 2015, with the retail, manufacturing and construction sectors being the major job creators.
10 lakh IT jobsin 2005
India's information technology industry is estimated to cross Rs 1 lakh crore in 2004-05 and employ over 10 lakh knowledge professionals, according to Nasscom.
Convergys to hire 4000 more
Business process outsourcing company Convergys India will open a new call centre office near Mumbai by June. The company, which currently employs 10,000 people in India is looking to further increase its manpower by 4000.
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