So I received my copy of Bangalore Calling from the publishers and I as I sat down to read it, I almost saw my life flashing by. I have been working in the BPO Sector for about 9 years now and if there is one person who could relate to the book more than anyone else, it would have to be me and of course millions like me who work...
08:49 PM, Mar 22, 2011
New Delhi: Indian companies are expected to focus on mainland Europe to tap growth opportunities in the offshore technology services market worth tens of billions of dollars, global research group Gartner has said. "There will be tremendous focus on offshore technology services in the next two years... Indian players will be mainly looking at mainland Europe for their next growth opportunities," Gartner's Vice President and Regional Research Director (India) Partha...
02:36 PM, Jan 09, 2011
Business daily says US banks on rebound may send business to India. ...
11:35 AM, Nov 23, 2009
India's representation in the 'Top 50 Emerging Global Outsourcing cities' has grown to four. ...
07:00 PM, Oct 06, 2008
Doc who detected country’s first HIV case warns against unprotected sex. ...
02:10 PM, Jun 22, 2008
Melbourne: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly says Sachin Tendulkar should end his last series against Australian by getting his 100th international century in Adelaide, the city of the legendary Don Bradman. Tendulkar was batting on 12 and Gautam Gambhir on 30 as India were 61 for two in their first innings in reply to Australia's 604 for seven declared after the second day's play of the fourth and final Test...
04:20 PM, Apr 15, 2008
New Delhi: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president N. Srinivasan has said that sporting wickets and not rank turners would be prepared for Tests at home. Our aim is to give fair wickets and not one-sided ones, NDTV Tuesday quoted Srinivasan as saying. The interview was conducted before India's opening batsman Gautam Gambhir accused Australia of doctoring pitches to suit the fast bowlers and said India should...
10:15 AM, Apr 15, 2008
Birmingham: England fast bowler Chris Tremlett will miss the third npower Test with India due to a back injury. The Surrey man missed the second game of the series at Trent Bridge after suffering tightness in his hamstring and then back spasms. Tremlett was still named in the squad for the game at Edgbaston which starts on Wednesday. However the 29-year-old has been unable to train all week and will...
07:03 PM, Feb 19, 2008
Internal research conducted by Alsbridge shows India has more growth potential than just the usual top picks. ...
12:22 PM, Mar 29, 2007
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