IT news
Avaya Global hires TCS as technology partner
19 Aug 2009
Microsoft again lands in patent infringement lawsuit
19 Aug 2009
Microsoft Corp.'s legal troubles intesified yesterday with two new lawsuits filed against the software giant alleging patent infringement
Defiance partners Lodestone to deliver Consulting and IP-led ERP services for European customers
18 Aug 2009
Microsoft’s Zune HD to debut 15 September
17 Aug 2009
SAP Australia Q2 revenue up 16 per cent
13 Aug 2009
Microsoft barred from selling Word in the US; fined $290 million for patent violation
12 Aug 2009
A US court has ordered Microsoft Corporation to stop selling Microsoft Word in the US for patent violation
NCR, Diebold India unveil ATMs for visually challenged
By By Amit Sharma | 12 Aug 2009
VMware acquires SpringSource for $420 million
12 Aug 2009
Survey of India lets SatNav use its maps
11 Aug 2009
Facebook claims patronage of top US advertisers
11 Aug 2009
Facebook claims patronage of top US advertisers
11 Aug 2009
Europe hit by falling PC sales
07 Aug 2009
Europe hit by falling PC sales
07 Aug 2009
UK may outsource tax return job worth £8.5 billion to India
05 Aug 2009
Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is considering outsourcing tax processing operations to India on a long-term basis.
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