Indian software services, BPO face worker shortage
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Indian BPO services face staff shortage
Indian BPO services face staff shortage
09/15/2004 03:51 AMComputer Weekly Sep 15 2004 8:05AM GMT
UN warns of Aids worker shortage
UN warns of Aids worker shortage
07/10/2004 02:38 AMAt least 100,000 more field workers are needed for the global fight
against Aids, the UN's health agency says.
Worker Shortage Snarls U.S. Airways
Flights
Worker Shortage Snarls U.S. Airways
Flights
12/26/2004 01:30 AMReuters via Wired News Dec 26 2004 5:48AM GMT
Worker Shortage Snarls U.S. Airways
Flights (Reuters)
Worker Shortage Snarls U.S. Airways
Flights (Reuters)
12/26/2004 01:18 AMReuters - Bankrupt US Airways late Saturday
blamed more than 300 canceled flights and thousands of pieces
of stranded luggage on the aftereffects of a heavy winter storm
and large numbers of workers who called in sick during the
crucial holiday travel period.
IT must broaden recruitment or face
skills shortage
IT must broaden recruitment or face
skills shortage
09/23/2004 11:09 AMComputer Weekly Sep 23 2004 2:08PM GMT
Indian tech firms face skills gap
Indian tech firms face skills gap
09/13/2004 11:11 AMIndia's IT research and outsourcing industry is facing a skills
shortage, a leading industry expert has warned.
Indian Sales of Tobacco Face New
Pressure
Indian Sales of Tobacco Face New
Pressure
09/25/2004 11:02 PMOnline sales of untaxed cigarettes are provoking a stampede of
protests from a disparate collection of antitobacco groups,
cash-strapped state governments and local retailers.
Indian GDM changes the IT services
landscape
Indian GDM changes the IT services
landscape
09/24/2004 09:16 AMExpress Computer India Sep 24 2004 1:39PM GMT
Indian Services Giant Hits $1 Billion in
Annual Sales
Indian Services Giant Hits $1 Billion in
Annual Sales
04/14/2004 02:27 AMInfosys Technologies, the bellwether of the Indian software-services
industry, posted more than $1 billion in annual sales.
Informins, Inc. Engaged to Provide
Policy Administration Software and
Services to eGeneral Insurance Services,
Inc.
Informins, Inc. Engaged to Provide
Policy Administration Software and
Services to eGeneral Insurance Services,
Inc.
08/30/2004 02:43 AMInformINS, Inc., a privately held Orange County based provider of
insurance industry specific software products, services, technology
consulting announced that it has been engaged to provide its Policy
Center ™ and related software to eGeneral Insurance Services, Inc.
[PRWEB Aug 30, 2004]
Apara: the new face in professional
services
Apara: the new face in professional
services
07/30/2004 08:30 AMExpress Computer India Jul 30 2004 12:38PM GMT
HSBC doubles Indian software developers
HSBC doubles Indian software developers
04/30/2004 10:40 AMZDNet UK Apr 30 2004 3:26PM GMT
Source code stolen from Indian software
house
Source code stolen from Indian software
house
08/06/2004 06:30 AMComputer Weekly Aug 6 2004 10:39AM GMT
Indian Software Testing Moves from
Boredom to Boom
Indian Software Testing Moves from
Boredom to Boom
04/04/2005 01:30 PMBug hunters doing outsourced testing often earn as much as programmers
as more focus is put on software quality.
Indian software exports booming,
industry head says
Indian software exports booming,
industry head says
09/13/2004 11:37 PMRevenues should grow by 30%, according to the president of the
country's association of software and service firms
Indian software export revenue to grow
30-32 percent (AFP)
Indian software export revenue to grow
30-32 percent (AFP)
06/03/2004 12:10 PMAFP - Indian software exports jumped 30.5 percent to 12.5 billion
dollars in the year ended March 2004 and a similar rise is expected
this year, the country's leading industry group said.
US-based software company buys Indian
outsourcing firm (AFP)
US-based software company buys Indian
outsourcing firm (AFP)
06/10/2004 08:16 AMAFP - An Indian outsourcing firm said it had been bought by a US-based
software firm, making it the second such sale of a domestic firm this
week in India's booming information technology sector.
Indian Software Boom on Track, Industry
Head Says (Reuters)
Indian Software Boom on Track, Industry
Head Says (Reuters)
09/13/2004 06:53 AMReuters - India's software exports are on track
to grow by 30 percent in the year to March 2005, despite
attempts in the key U.S. market to discourage outsourcing and
protect jobs, the industry's head said on Monday.
Indian president calls for open-source
defence software
Indian president calls for open-source
defence software
07/08/2004 05:15 AMZDNet UK Jul 8 2004 9:38AM GMT
Indian software sector gearing up to
meet ITES demand
Indian software sector gearing up to
meet ITES demand
07/02/2004 03:04 AMindiaexpress.com Jul 2 2004 7:18AM GMT
Indian Software Testing Moves from
Boredom to Boom (Reuters)
Indian Software Testing Moves from
Boredom to Boom (Reuters)
03/31/2005 07:00 AMReuters - Testing software to ferret out bugs
that drive consumers crazy was once seen as dull and dreary
work to be shunned by brainy technology experts.
US-based software firm's Indian arm to
double headcount this year (AFP)
US-based software firm's Indian arm to
double headcount this year (AFP)
05/12/2004 11:09 AMAFP - The Indian arm of US-based Symphony Services Corp., an
outsourcing and software development firm, said it will double its
staff by year's end due to robust orders from global firms.
Indian software leaders dispute
code-theft charges (SiliconValley.com)
Indian software leaders dispute
code-theft charges (SiliconValley.com)
09/18/2004 07:29 AMSiliconValley.com - Leaders of India's software industry and Mumbai
police are disputing a Silicon Valley entrepreneur's allegations that
they failed to investigate his claims that an employee stole critical
software code from an Indian subsidiary.
Indian software giant's maiden share
float fully subscribed
Indian software giant's maiden share
float fully subscribed
07/30/2004 03:30 PMSan Jose Mercury News Jul 30 2004 8:10PM GMT
Texas software firm Adea buys Indian
outsourcing company Netkraft
Texas software firm Adea buys Indian
outsourcing company Netkraft
06/12/2004 12:51 PMCanadian Press Jun 12 2004 4:13PM GMT
Shares in Indian software maker Infosys
dive sharply on earnings warning (AFP)
Shares in Indian software maker Infosys
dive sharply on earnings warning (AFP)
04/15/2005 09:27 AMAFP - Shares of India's second largest software exporter, Infosys,
tumbled 6.93 percent as investors dumped the stock after the company
said its June quarter earnings would be flat, dealers said.
Beware of 'I Love You' emails, Indian
anti-virus software firm warns (AFP)
Beware of 'I Love You' emails, Indian
anti-virus software firm warns (AFP)
02/13/2004 01:20 PMAFP - "I Love You" emails on Valentine's Day may trigger a virus
attack that could paralyse corporate networks, an Indian anti-virus
softwaremaker warned.
Software firm's ex-bosses face seven
years
Software firm's ex-bosses face seven
years
02/11/2004 12:10 PMSilicon.com Feb 11 2004 2:46PM GMT
Apple's red in face, virus may byte into
software
Apple's red in face, virus may byte into
software
05/24/2004 12:44 PMFirms face criminal charges over
unlicensed software
Firms face criminal charges over
unlicensed software
01/19/2004 11:47 AMSilicon.com Jan 19 2004 4:09PM GMT
Software vendors face slow spending,
changed market
Software vendors face slow spending,
changed market
07/15/2004 05:16 PMAnalysts see a slump in spending on software based on economic jitters
and basic changes in how customers make purchases -- a shift that
could have harsh ramifications for the industry's traditional leaders.
Software vendors face slow spending and
changed market
Software vendors face slow spending and
changed market
07/14/2004 06:36 PMIf there's an IT recovery in store for this year, the top software
companies haven't felt it yet. Nearly every major vendor ended its
last quarter with a warning that sales were slow. Analysts say the
slump signifies a combination of spending jitters and of deeper
issues: Fundamental changes are under way in how customers buy
software, and the shift could be a rough one for the industry's
traditional leaders.
Software-powered services
Software-powered services
03/22/2005 04:50 PMThe move to SOA has a lot in common with certain forms of what is
known as SaaS — in particular those being ...
IBM unveils SOA software, services
IBM unveils SOA software, services
04/21/2004 07:36 AMZDNet Apr 21 2004 11:39AM GMT
IBM updates Web services software
developer kit (CRN)
IBM updates Web services software
developer kit (CRN)
06/26/2002 05:04 PMSOA Software Snaps Up Web Services
Concern
SOA Software Snaps Up Web Services
Concern
03/14/2005 05:55 PMSoftware engineer for financial services
Software engineer for financial services
03/17/2005 04:20 AMCibernet - United States, NJ, Scotch Plains (2005-03-16)
EMC packages Centera with software,
services
EMC packages Centera with software,
services
06/07/2004 04:08 PMEMC Corp. Monday plans to announce three technology bundles that
combine its Centera fixed-data disk array with software and technical
services for storing e-mail and documents to support regulatory
compliance initiatives.The preconfigured offerings include e-mail
archiving tools from EMC's Legato Software division, plus document
archiving and retrieval software from the storage vendor's Documentum
unit and Mobius Management Systems Inc. in Rye, N.H.EMC said the
bundles can be used stand-alone or as part of information life-cycle
management (ILM) applications that also involve its mainstream
Symmetrix and Clariion arrays and its Celerra network-attached storage
devices.The combined offerings give users more of a plug-and-play
approach to buying storage hardware and software than does the a la
carte sales model that EMC typically uses, said John Gubernat, the
vendor's director of global solutions for compliance and enterprise
content management.Patched TogetherCareGroup Inc., a Boston-based
company that operates six hospitals, uses Symmetrix, Clariion and
Centera devices as part of an ILM system for storing radiology images,
patient records, e-mail and data from PeopleSoft Inc.'s ERP
applications. But CIO John Halamka said his staff cobbled together the
ILM setup the hard way, without the benefit of a packaged
offering.EMC's announcement should be "very good news" for users that
haven't adopted a do-it-yourself strategy yet, Halamka said. He added
that CareGroup over the past three years has combined EMC's storage
hardware, Cisco switches and middleware in an effort to address the
regulatory requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act.CareGroup's storage-area network backs up data from
175 Windows servers and 25 clustered Unix systems, storing X-rays and
clinical records that are new or less than a year old on the high-end
Symmetrix arrays. Files and images that are less than 10 years old are
stored on Clariion devices. Once they surpass the 10-year mark, the
records are shifted to Centera.Halamka wouldn't disclose the cost of
the project, but he said CareGroup is saving more than US$3 million a
year. Most of the savings can be attributed to not having to publish
patient records on paper and radiological images on celluloid."Now the
entire organization runs on electronic records," Halamka said. "Our
system will show you which X-ray has been shot and what class of
storage it lives on. So if you click on something shot yesterday, you
get it immediately. If it's something shot a year ago, you get it in
30 seconds. If it was shot 10 years ago, it takes a full minute."Peter
Gerr, an analyst at Enterprise Storage Group in Milford, Mass., said
EMC's new packages may give users in regulated industries a level of
comfort on compliance."They're also proving that they're working to
integrate their acquisitions," Gerr said. "I don't think it's a
mistake that two of the three bundles include Legato and Documentum
software."EMC didn't disclose its pricing for the new bundles, saying
that costs will vary widely depending on the configuration.
Sun Rolls Out New Hardware, Software,
Services
Sun Rolls Out New Hardware, Software,
Services
06/01/2004 02:25 AMBoston Globe Jun 1 2004 6:19AM GMT
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