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Tyco
to launch new cable management tracking system
Tyco Electronics, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the US-based Tyco
International, will launch a new intelligent cable management tracking
system, AMPTRAC and iTRACS management software in India by January
2004.
IBM,
i-flex extend partnership globally
Big Blue and i-flex have had a partnership in India for two years.
Now i-flex has become the first Indian ISV to be a global alliance
partner of IBM. i-flex sees this alliance as a means of offering
greater choice to banks.
SGI
gets into storage management
Think SGI and storage isn’t the first thing that comes to mind.
SGI is equated with high-performance computing. That said, HPC is
data intensive work and the company is putting the experience gained
while addressing customer problems with managing terabytes of data
to good use.
Mphasis
bullish on Web services management
Web services management, a space where even traditional rivals like
Microsoft and IBM are collaborating, is the technology on which
Mumbai-based Mphasis is now betting.
Four
Soft plans IPO to fund expansion
Four Soft, a Hyderabad-based consulting and software product company,
recently filed a draft prospectus with Securities and Exchange Board
of India for its initial public offering (IPO) in December.
IBM’s
new low-end tape libraries and SAN solution for SMEs
IBM is entering the low end of the tape market for the first time,
targeting large Intel server installations with a slew of offerings—Linear
Tape Open-based (LTO) tape drives and autoloaders and low-cost SAN
storage appliance targeted at small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
through its volume drive initiative.
NetDevices
to ramp up presence in India
NetDevices a US-based Silicon Valley start-up focusing on networking
solutions is all set to expand its operations in India. It will
be ramping up its presence to reach a headcount of 60 people by
July 2004.
EMC
plans to invest $100 m in India
EMC has announced that it will invest $100 m in India over the next
five years. Over half of these investments will go into R&D
and the rest into market development and partnerships.
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