Concern over IT security increasing: Nasscom 
NEW DELHI: A survey conducted jointly by NASSOM and ITAA found that 82 per cent customers of the Indian IT companies are concerned about information security against 76 per cent in the US.
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08:42:28 PM Monday, October 11, 2004
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PTI
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World's smallest PC now in India
NEW DELHI: IBM has unveiled the world's smallest full functional desktop computer in India within weeks of its worldwide launch.
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04:52:41 PM Monday, October 11, 2004
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PTI
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Mobiles: First saviour, then enslaver
First in phone-company marketing, and now in popular culture, the cellular phone has taken on the aura of an amulet of safety, an indispensable lifeline: Wherever you are, you can always reach help.
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02:00:52 AM Monday, October 11, 2004
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Infosys, TCS can take on IBM, EDS
NEW YORK: Even as the cancellation of two major outsourcing deals in the US recently have left the industry worried, new research says traditional players Like IBM and EDS will have to make room for new vendors like Infosys, Wipro and Tata Consultancy Services.
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03:47:21 PM Thursday, October 07, 2004
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IANS
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ITeS giants give Kolkata top rating
SUMALI MOITRA
KOLKATA: Hinduja TMT, which was rated the 13th largest ITeS company by Nasscom in 2003-04, has decided to explore the possibility of setting up a facility in Kolkata.
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08:50:34 PM Tuesday, October 05, 2004
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TIMES NEWS NETWORK
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Who's eavesdropping on your cell?
LONDON: If you thought that your chit chats on mobile phones are safe from eavesdropping, think again.
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07:51:10 PM Tuesday, October 05, 2004
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ANI
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Oracle aggressive about India
NEW DELHI: Oracle would be hiring 250 people per month in India.This was stated by Shekhar Dasgupta Managing Director Oracle India.
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07:14:22 PM Tuesday, October 05, 2004
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PTI
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Export council seeks to boost German IT link
SUMALI MOITRA
KOLKATA: Here's news that will definitely please German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder when he starts his India visit on Wednesday.
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06:44:25 PM Tuesday, October 05, 2004
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TIMES NEWS NETWORK
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Palm introduces new Digital Assistant
SAN JOSE: PalmOne Inc. on Monday unvealed a new memory packed personal digital assistant that can be also used as a portable data storage drive.
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08:54:46 PM Monday, October 04, 2004
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AP
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