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Dot-matrix
champ
In 2003-04, Epson inched up from third position to runner-up
in the dot-matrix printer (DMP) sweepstakes. That’s not
where this particular story ends, though. The company’s
consistent focus on BFSI, government and education over the
past eighteen months is now bearing fruit. In JAS 2004, Epson
finally emerged as the number one player in dot-matrix printing
with a 38 percent market share in unit shipments.
Upfront
TCS
dons a new hat: de Bono
In a move that adds a unique facet to its consulting services,
Tata Consultancy Services, Asia’s largest IT services
company, has teamed up with Dr Edward de Bono and de Bono
Thinking Systems (dBTS) to offer solutions to organisations
to aid business transformation.
Conference
on networking and e-commerce
APIIT SD India is organising an International Conference on
Challenges in Networking & the Future of e-Commerce in
association with Icon Marcon Solutions on April 9 & 10,
2005, at its campus in Panipat, Haryana.
Amdocs
opens new software facility
Amdocs, a leading provider of software and services to enable
integrated customer management, recently moved to a new development
facility in Pune Cybercity. Its state-of-the-art software
development centre employs over 500 people and provides hands-on
experience with Amdocs’ award-winning, pre-integrated
portfolio of modular, billing, CRM, self-service, order management,
mediation and content revenue management software products,
all designed to ease and accelerate adoption of an integrated
customer management strategy for telecom companies.
EWA
on Linux: growing acceptance
Having tasted success with Linux at the edge of the network
running non-core applications, Indian organisations are now
looking to have the penguin running critical applications.
Looking at the momentum building towards Linux, Enterprise
Wide Application (EWA) vendors are rushing to support the
open source operating system (OS).
“2005
will be the year of the Linux desktop”
You now have a serious competitor in the form of Novell with
Suse Linux. Did the deal have a significant impact on the
enterprise Linux market?
“SMB
will emerge as a big market”
How do you plan to enhance the use of Suse Linux in India?
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