The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 07, 2009

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SOFTWARE: Calling the shots
The Indian centres of tech MNCs are no longer just executing orders from HQ but playing decision-making roles.. Just sample these. Cisco fondly calls Bangalore, entrusted with crucial responsibilities, its second headquarters. Google India had a ...

INTERVIEW: Biggest gap is in Internet access space…
…when one talks of the telecom services space, its potential and absorption, says expert.. Are the telecom players a happy lot, considering the low ARPU (average revenue per user) in the country? With this question begins my telephonic ...

INTERVIEW: Riding out the recession
Ericsson CFO on how the telecom equipment player is responding to the call of growth.. Jan Frykhammar,who took over as CFO of the Swedish telecom equipment giant Ericsson on November 1, 2009, has the daunting task of keeping the company ...

HUMAN RESOURCES: Happy HR, happier company
Patni Computer Systems gets cracking at the employee problems code.. Patni Computer Systems has introduced a slew of measures to address issues ranging from succession planning to work life balance for ...

BOOKS: Relationship reengineering
How transitioning executives can bring about positive change.. Just as global businesses often try to improve their odds of success by fundamentally reengineering processes to meet their changing needs, so can transitioning executives improve ...

TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Choose with care
I read somewhere that the size of the car reflects the ego of the owner. Similar could be the case with mobile phones. There are many who end up spending huge amounts on phones with features they never use. There is no point in buying a ...

CYBER QUEST: Quiz
2. What prides itself with the tagline ‘A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, ...

CARTOON: Cartoon
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