BANGALORE: The Indian IT industry is hopeful of maintaining its growth momentum in 2012 despite global economic uncertainty and concerns over the fallout of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe. "The Indian IT sector, especially software services, will do well … Continue reading
BANGALORE: Indian IT companies are bolstering their immigration, visa, and legal departments to deal with the rising number of immigration issues in the West, the primary markets for these companies. All the major tech firms today have in-house teams of … Continue reading
Yahoo Inc is poised to name a new Chief Executive, website AllThingsD reported, citing sources close to the suituation, and named PayPal president Scott Thompson as the likely candidate. Thompson currently runs eBay's online payments unit. Yahoo fired its last … Continue reading
BANGALORE: For the first time in many years, the number of short-term US visas given to Indian professionals has declined, giving credence to complaints that America is making it difficult for software companies such as Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services … Continue reading
THIRUVANANTHPURAM: International IT experts have urged governments worldwide to promote the use of open source software as a cost-effective, customisable and robust technology option at a convention here. The three-day meet concluded on Thursday with a call to governments worldwide … Continue reading
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 software has a unique, modern design that many say is superior to Android's more rugged, computery look. But a former Microsoft staff says looks alone are not enough to make Windows Phone succeed. Microsoft introduced Windows … Continue reading
MUMBAI: The sharp depreciation of the rupee-from around 45 per US dollar level to its current all-time low of 54 in about four months-has put most policy makers, corporates and economists on the back foot as they see it as … Continue reading
MUMBAI: Information technology heads at India's top enterprises will not trim their budgets for 2012, and will spend nearly $25 billion next year — along with large government departments — on buying new software applications, IT services and computer hardware, … Continue reading