NIIT Geographic Information Systems (GIS), a subsidiary of Delhi-based NIIT Technologies, has won a contract from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) for developing the latter&rsquo;s Intelligent Map System which will enable citizens to share spatial content using internet services, accessible on desktop and mobile platforms.

NIIT GIS wins Singapore contract for web enabled service

Business Standard

Technology company HP today announced the extension of its recycling programme in India beyond corporate customers, to include consumers and small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

Now, individuals, SMBs too can recycle HP products

GSM operators' association Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) today asked Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) to recalculate the mobile termination charge, saying the regulator has not considered key cost components like capex of operators while reducing the charge to 20 paise.

COAI asks Trai to rework mobile termination charges

Press Trust of India

The world&rsquo;s second-largest personal computer (PC) maker, Dell, has begun restructuring its business operations in India around four segments &mdash; consumer, large enterprise, public sector, and small-and medium-businesses &mdash; from the earlier two (consumer and enterprise).

Dell India restructures operations

The telecom equipment company is planning to grow its revenues on the back of a 3G rollout (when the government grants spectrum) and growing the volumes in its mobile device business.

ZTE India banking on 3G, mobile devices

Airtel, Vodafone, BSNL increasing their coverage.

Reliance, Aircel, Idea to slug it out with Rs 3,000 cr

The initial euphoria over reduction in mobile termination charges (MTC) seems to be dying down, with telecom service providers now alleging that the process is completely &ldquo;flawed&rdquo;.

GSM, CDMA operators unhappy over MTC cut

The online search giant has tweaked its global strategy for India with a mix of online, offline and mobile offerings.

Will Google get it  right?

As April Fool&rsquo;s Day draws closer, Windows XP and Windows 2000 users are being advised by security experts to brace themselves against the third variant of the deadly Conficker worm which may begin a new cycle of spreading spam, stealing data or carrying out online scams.

Worm infecting MS Windows may fool on April 1

The telecom tribunal TDSAT today upheld the dual spectrum allocation policy that allowed Anil Ambani group company RCom and Tatas to get GSM spectrum for operating mobile services.

UPDATE: TDSAT upholds policy allowing CDMA players to enter GSM

GSM operators' lobby COAI and CDMA players' group AUSPI today requested the sectoral tribunal TDSAT to make them party to the petition filed by BSNL challenging TRAI's regulation on reducing interconnect usage (IUC) charges.

COAI, Auspi made party to BSNL plea against Trai regulation

Software solution provider Dassault Systemes today said it has entered into an agreement with Trent, a Tata Group company and operator of retail chain Westside, for deploying a product lifecycle management solution.

Dassault Systemes ties with Trent for deploying solution

CDMA operators today welcomed the TDSAT judgement which dismissed a petition by GSM players challenging dual technology policy of the government.

CDMA operators welcome TDSAT decision on dual tech

Telecom service provider Bharti Airtel today said it has entered into an agreement with Australia Japan Cable to interconnect their current and future networks in the Pacific Island of Guam.

Bharti inks pact with Australia Japan Cable

South African telecom major MTN Group is looking to acquire stake in mobile phone service provider Econet Wireless Kenya, in which Indian entity Essar Communications Holdings has management rights, says a media report.

MTN eyes stake in Kenyas Econet: report

Ibibo&rsquo;s CEO ASHISH KASHYAP is not just another Nintendo Wii fan. He&rsquo;s a savvy father who taught his five-year-old daughter to boot the laptop and log on to his social networking portal, Ibibo, to watch videos and socialise. While he&rsquo;s still looking for someone to gift him a programmable robot, Kashyap maintains that his gadgets are not for showing off, they&rsquo;re just for him.

Fooling around

The country's IT spending is expected to slacken this year, growing at an annual 14.1 per cent, down from 18.1 per cent recorded in 2008 due to the ongoing economic slowdown, according to a research report.

Indian IT spending to grow slow in 2009

Domestic and international long-distance call charges are set to fall as the government may accept telecom regulator Trai's recommendation to allow using calling-cards to provide the subscriber the option to choose his or her operator.

DoT may allow calling cards for STD, ISD

Infosys Technologies, the country's second largest software exporter, is believed to have slashed its on-site employees in the US, according to sources.

Infy cuts US staff, limited tolerance for non-performers

On a path to roll out is GSM network pan-India Reliance Communications (RCom) today launched its GSM services in the Delhi and NCR circle today.

RCom launches GSM services in Delhi

Global economic crisis and Satyam fiasco may have hit the Indian IT sector hard, but the four leading software exporters -- TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Tech -- are sitting on a cash pile of over four billion dollars, majority of which they have moved to public sector banks.

IT majors trust PSU banks more for their Rs 20k cr cash

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