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Future Outlook: A Continuing Success Story
Submitted by jaybinary on Fri, 06/19/2009 - 09:52
Sufficient demand, strong fundamentals and a favorable environment support a positive outlook for Indian IT-BPO exports as well as the domestic market, going forward. The Indian IT-BPO industry is on track to reach USD 60 billion in exports and USD 73-75 billion in overall software and services revenue, by 2010. At the aspired levels of growth, the sector would, by 2010, employ around 2.5-3 million professionals, directly, account for direct investment of about USD 10-15 billion, and contribute 7-8 per cent of the national GDP.
There are black holes in internet too !!!
Submitted by imran on Mon, 04/14/2008 - 10:56
You're pounding the keyboard, double-clicking away, sighing and grumbling, but to no avail: That devilish little hourglass icon refuses to give way to the website you're trying to reach.
Sun Gets Pentagon Contract To Research Laser-Conne...
Submitted by itvidya_pr on Tue, 03/25/2008 - 11:26
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Lenovo plans research and development centre in In...
Submitted by itvidya_pr on Thu, 03/13/2008 - 22:02
Lenovo Group, world's leading computer manufacturer, Thursday said it is
exploring opportunities for setting up its own research and development
(R&D) centre in India.
National Conference on Research & Development ...
Submitted by imran on Wed, 03/12/2008 - 22:14
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Compute 2008 - Headstart 2008
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Compute 2008 and HeadStart 2008
Compute 2008 and HeadStart 2008 sponsored by ACM Bangalore is a set of co-located International conferences aimed at promoting and showcasing new research and applied technology implementations. Headstart is a showcase of most exciting products and technology in India – with a big difference. Unlike several existing showcase events that bring together VCs and Entrepreneurs together, Headstart and co-located Compute 2008 covers the entire innovation lifecycle in one place. This means participation from ALL the players in the innovation lifecycle: academicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, marketers, large companies, venture capitalists and customers, which we believe is essential to accelerate the pace of innovation in India. The 3-day event will feature presentations of new products and research; technology tutorials; panel discussions on segments such as consumer services, mobility, enterprise applications and embedded systems. We have workshops on how to identify business opportunities, raise money, build products and effectively sell them in the marketplace. Who should attend and why
Linux products and services to touch $7.7 bn by 20...
Research and Markets has announced the addition of Open Source market forecast: Linux to their offering.
The report analyses and forecasts Linux software and service revenue opportunities in enterprises and public sector organisations, as well as among individual consumers. We look at both the server and client markets, but exclude the embedded Linux market.
The market for Linux products and services will grow from $2.4 bn in 2007 to $7.7 bn in 2012. Growth will slow down from 36 per cent in 2008 to 17 per cent in 2012. The revenue figures are small compared to other operating system (OS) markets, but the impact of Linux on other OSs will be much more significant than these figures would lead you to believe.
Linux service revenues will grow faster than Linux software revenues. Services will grow from 77 per cent to 81 per cent of the total Linux market between 2007 and 2012, as Linux use becomes more complex. The server market is the main segment of the overall Linux market. This segment accounts for 83 per cent of the market in 2007. However, by 2012, Linux's importance as a client OS will have grown and, as a result, server-based use of Linux software and services will reduce to 81 per cent of the overall market.
