TRAI considers recognising limited mobility as third service
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India is considering the option of recognising limited mobility as a third kind of service, after basic and cellular. This is one of the options being considered by TRAI to address the controversial issue of allowing basic service operators to provide limited mobility and the final recommendations would be made by the regulator by middle of next month, according to TRAI chairman MS Verma."Process efficiency, the major value add B2B can offer"
B2B has become the current heart-throb of the dotcom world. All the sites, which less than six months ago were launching themselves as B2C sites are now re-positioning themselves as e-marketplaces. M Ganesh, managing director of Ariba South-Asia - one of the leading providers of solutions required to build B2B marketplaces - talks to Neeraja Kumar of the eFE, about the future of B2B in India and the strategies B2B players can deploy to succeed.
India-Taiwan to sign MoU on IT at FICCI meet
A 40-member high powered business delegation from Taiwan is meeting Indian businessmen under the aegis of FICCI on November 29, 2000 under the leadership of Mr KH Wu, board director, Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce (CNAIC). The main aim of this delegation is to explore opportunities for concretising new business partnerships with India.
TechSpan in strategic pact with Texpert Capital
TechSpan Inc, a leading e-business solutions provider, on Monday announced its alliance with Texpert Capital Inc to deliver an integrated solution that provides a start-up its most critical needs - financial support, technology assistance, and clients. Texpert Capital identifies emerging technologies and provides up and coming entrepreneurs with the means to get their business off the ground by offering financial support and client introductions to help promote sales growth.
Microchip Tech to acquire TelCom Semiconductor
Microchip Technology Inc and TelCom Semiconductor Inc have announced that Microchip will acquire TelCom in a stock-for-stock transaction valued at approximately $300 million on a fully-diluted basis.
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