Technology
By Nirup Nair
Actions speak louder than words! - I am sure, we are sufficiently clear on this concept and we also know what happens when there is an inconsistency between actions and words - the silence can be deafening. But how do these inconsistencies impact the corporates on an operational level, especially when examined within the purview of the global economy in its current shape and mood?
Integrity @ work
Epson introduces water based printer with white ink
Bangalore: Epson, the leading digital imaging and printing solutions provider, has unveiled Epson Stylus® Pro WT7900, the world’s first water-based inkjet printer that is able to print white colour using their proprietary UltraChrome High Dynamic Range (HDR) ink with white.
Top Mobile Marketing Challenges for Mobile Operators
By Thomas Schuster
Flytxt, for over a decade, has run several mobile marketing campaigns, and has been providing a technology platform solution for the Operators. Through these years, we have closely understood and solved some of the challenges faced by mobile marketers.
Bharti launches iPhone 3GS
Tvm: Bharti Airtel, the leading integrated telecom service providers has launched iPhone 3GS in India today. iPhone 3GS is packed with incredible new features including improved speed and performance with longer battery life, a high quality 3 megapixel autofocus camera, easy to use video recording and hands free voice control.
Internet as a Fundamental Right?
If some people could have their way, you would be the winner of this year's Nobel Peace Prize. ‘You’ in this case means the billions of people who use Internet daily. So a Nobel peace prize for the Internet should not be a big surprise!
25 Years of .Com
The most popular domain has turned 25. It was on March 15, 1985 that the first .com - symbolics.com was registered in what had yet to be labeled the ‘world wide web’. While it took nearly a decade for the domain - and the consumer Internet - to take off, today there are over 80 million .com websites and the domain is a prominent feature of one of our culture's most iconic developments.
E-Pay: Improving Government - Citizen Interaction I
By Rathan U Kelkar, IAS & Rema Sundar
Background
The birth of the Internet has ushered in a new paradigm of development. By revolutionising the means of information and service delivery, the Internet has created an effective and efficient means of developing underdeveloped regions and people. In the words of the former Secretary General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, “The great democratizing power of information has given us all the chance to effect change and alleviate poverty in ways we cannot even imagine today. With information on our side, with knowledge a potential for all, the path to poverty can be reversed”.
More Articles...
- E-Pay: Improving Government - Citizen Interaction II
- Tweet, Tweet, Twitter - the Killer Application on Internet
- IPad: What’s in a Name for Steve?
- Hiring good people is tough; hiring great people is the toughest
- Marketers in conversation with God’s own people
- NFC - Eat it, or be ready to be eaten up…
- Vicious web: How safe are you?
- From Start-Up to Take-Off
- Whizzing past peers along the info highway
- IT is best suited for Kerala!
- The Second Coming of Ebooks
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