Issue dated - 28th October 2002

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In Bangalore, it’s show time, folks!
While most Indian exhibitions and trade shows in the IT space have dropped into obscurity or have merged to save face, Bangalore IT.com appears to be holding its own. Prashant L Rao finds the Karnataka government optimistic this year too

India News

Microsoft goes vernacular, introduces Vaachak
As part of its localisation programme, Microsoft India is on the verge of introducing Vaachak, its text-to-speech software for Indian languages.

Banking and telecom to drive Hitachi’s growth in India
Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) is expecting verticals like telecom, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), government and manufacturing, apart from Indian software companies, to drive its storage products growth in India this year.

Elansoft launches charting tools
Elansoft Infotech, a 100 percent exported-oriented software product and services company, has developed and launched Web-based charting tools, which provide solutions based on intellectual property.

GoPro to tap retail software opportunities in India
GoPro Landsteinar Group, an Iceland-based company providing software solutions for the retail segment, has recently entered the Indian market.

Unix is not immune
It is a well-known fact that the vast majority of viruses are written for Windows operating systems.

Infosys wins ‘Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises’ award
Infosys Technologies has won the prestigious Most Admired Knowledge Enterpri-ses (MAKE) award in the Asia region, for the year 2002.

Wipro’s revenues up 21 percent
For the quarter ended September 2002, Wipro’s revenues increased by Rs 10.6 billion, an increase of 21 percent year-on-year, while profit after tax stood at Rs 2.2 billion, an increase of 2 percent year-on-year.

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