Frederick Noronha, an Indian journalist, hails from the western coastal state of Goa, India. He co-founded BytesForAll, and has been chronicling the Indian free software and open source movements.  More importantly, BytesForAll explores the many ways IT and internet can be used to help the masses. More...

i-flex solutions Ltd, which specializes in enterprise solutions for the financial industry, has had meteoric success and recognition.  It has more than 7000 employees servicing 660 customers in more than 100 countries.  What is remarkable about all its success is the fact, that since its inception, it has proudly worked and marketed itself on the ''Made in India' brand. Very commendable. More...

Satyam is one of  the most respected companies in India going from strength to more success.  Most recently,  it won the prestigious Qantas Airline contract.  The Satyam network spans 55 countries with more than 30 thousand employees looking after 157 Fortune 500 clients and other smaller companies as well. In the recently concluded BT-Mercer-TNS Best Employer Survey 2006, Satyam was ranked as the 3rd Best Place to Work for in India. More...

They call themselves "a bunch of optimistic cynics". They write about all the backroom dramas of Andhra Pradesh media organizations. What was earlier just restricted to the tea shops near to the newspaper offices has now become a source of news gathering of a different kind. More...

In the public consciousness, Apple computer is staffed by clever, idealistic employees who manage to create software and utilities much better than arch rival and dominant market leader Microsoft.  Many people only buy computers from Apple because they believe market competition is good for society.  Greenpeace is credited with the same virtues and is held in similarly high regard. More...

Guruji will be India’s version of Google and Yahoo. IIT Graduates Anurag Dod and Gaurav Mishra gave up successful careers in America to come home and build India’s first search engine. India is too diverse and subtle for any western search engine to cater to the different search demands of its 40 million internet denizens.  This is where Guruji will step in. More...

Just how sensitive is the issue of moving Call Centres to India?  The following incident shows how an Australian newspaper ‘Telegraph’  lost $5 million dollars in advertising for labelling a Software Development Centre in Bangalore as a ‘Call Centre’. More...

FORTINET is one of the top security companies in the world with more than 20 thousand customers worldwide.  According to an IDC report for the third quarter of 2005,  Fortinet - the pioneer and market leader of Unified Threat Management and only provider of ASIC-accelerated, network-based multi-threat security systems for real-time network protection – was the  fastest growing worldwide vendor in the entire security appliance market. More...

IEEE-USA has 220,000 members and represents the electrical, electronics and computer engineers in America.  With jobs being outsourced to India,  IEEE-USA is burning the midnight oil to protect and create opportunities for engineers in America. More...

INFORMATION DSIHED OUT by the conventional media comes with a spin, we all know, and this spin is given to suit the interests of the financial backers, advertisers and the exclusive segment of readers or viewers they cater for. There is a subtle and careful information gatekeeping done by the retained professionals to filter out and present only what is in consonance with their not-so-easily discernible agenda. More...