VSNL has announced a drop in net profit dipped during April-September 1999 by 4.66% to Rs 701.7 crore.

TVS Electronics has posted 87% rise in net profit during the nine month period ending September 30, 1999.

RAM Info income rises during the second quarter of 1999.

Global Telesystems has posted an 83 per cent increase in net profit during the second quarter ended September 1999.

Visualsoft (India) Ltd. net profit has risen to Rs 6.36 crore from Rs 2.63 crore during the same period last year, recording a 147 per cent rise

ING Group and NIIT have announced that the two companies will be working together as strategic partners for offshore software development at NIIT’s offshore software factories

Hughes Ispat Ltd. (HIL), which offers basic telephony services in the Maharashtra circle, has targeted the pay phone segment for growth and has launched a month long promotion activity with its pay phone operator Zip Telecom Ltd.

The Union government has cancelled his appointment and handed over the charge to P.S. Saran

The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) has launched a new version of the Indian language interface software, ISM (ISFOC Script Manager) version 3.0

The Union cabinet on Thursday approved the migration package for private telecom companies

SatyamOnline has launched BargainBazaar@SatyamOnline, an Internet shopping channel which has over 1,000 product categories

Adeptek Software Solutions has developed an electronic signature authentication software eSign

Bangalore-based Philips Software Centre (PSC) will receive the Level 4 certification of the SEI – CMM (Software Engineering Institute – Capability Maturity Model) by Global Systems Technology Inc. in December

Chennai-based PegasusTravels & Tours Pvt. Ltd. has launched its Web site www.pegasustravels.com on Tuesday

HCL Infosystems Ltd. (HCL Insys) has announced the launch of the Intel Pentium II microprocessor-based HCL BusyBee PC at a price of Rs 39,990

Chennai-based Helios and Matheson Information Technology Ltd. has drawn out a plan to expand its facilities in Netcentric computing, specializing in Intranet and Internet-based business applications and e-commerce, said company chairman V. Ramachandran

Sun Microsystems, Oracle, Intel and Cisco Systems are four of Silicon Valley’s largest and most successful high-tech companies

When was the last time personal computer prices rose? 1996? 1994?

Federal District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson has said that he would release his “findings of fact” report in the Microsoft antitrust case on a Friday after financial markets have closed

Following up on its recently announced intentions to abolish nearly all data encryption export restrictions, President Clinton’s government said it was considering relaxing export limits on computer source code as well