Archive for the ‘Business News’ Category

Sybase, QuilTech to Launch Dashboard Solution for Business Intelligence

Monday, August 11th, 2008

Sybase, one of the largest enterprise software and service company is going to team up with Qliktech, the world’s fastest business Intelligence provider. They will jointly provide powerful solution to facilitate user-driven dashboards, ad-hoc analysis and reporting.
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Protiviti and SAP to Present at the Webinar how to Address Business Risk Using SAP GRC Process Control Software

Friday, August 8th, 2008

In the forthcoming Webinar, Protiviti, a leading global provider of internal audit and risk and advisory services, and SAP, the world’s largest business software company are going to present different risks associated in the business and how SAP GRC Process Control can help address those problems in addition to saving cost of the customer.

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Vanguard Networks Released New Software for Enterprise Companies

Thursday, August 7th, 2008

Vanguard Networks Applications Ware 7.1 unveiled new software for enterprise users and financial companies to add new functionality with enhanced voice and performance benefits with additional security and routing features.

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Deacom, Enterprise Service Provider Joins Life Sciences Council

Thursday, August 7th, 2008

Deacom, provider of Accounting and ERP software package for pharmaceutical industries joined hands with Philadelphia based Life Sciences Council, to support Business Technology for pharmaceutical industries.  Eastern Technology Council, a group representing more than 700 technology and life sciences companies, supports the growth and success of start-ups, emerging, and established companies by promoting, supporting and funding the start-up companies in the Philadelphia region.

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Private Equities and Venture Capitalists to Invest More Than $8.5 Billion in India

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

According to a report released in New Delhi, VCs and private equities are expected to invest more than $8.5 billion (Rs. 358 Billion) in the next 5 years. The report was released by consulting giant Deloitte and industry lobby Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham). The major thrust areas are going to be Biotechnology and life sciences, logistics, clean technology, film production and education. Until now, the investors invested mostly in the area of Information Technology. Now they are seeing the opportunities in the above areas.

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Robotic Buoy to Monitor Maritime Pollution

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

An engineering professor, Mr. Kato,  at Osaka University has developed a prototype of a robotic buoy at his lab, designed to facilitate the quick cleanup of heavy oil from the sea in the event of a maritime accident.  Ultimately, the procedure is going to reduce damage to the environment.The lead researcher hopes to see the robot becomes commercially available in 2 to 3 years.

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IgniteNYC, a Network Site for Techies

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

IgniteNYC is one of those social networking groups, for technology and new media people. The first IgniteNYC celebrated last week, 7/29 at M1-5. The event mainly featured 16 speakers. Each speaker  got 20 slides for their presentation.

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Nintendo 1Q Profit is Up

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008

Nintendo CO’s profit for Quarter One rose by 34% as sales of its hit Wii console shot up. The resuly also emphasizes strong Sales of Video games.

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AOL to Scrap Some of Its On Line Services

Sunday, July 27th, 2008

Aol is cutting down some of its internet services in order to boost the finances. The company is going to put out Bluestring, a site to share videos, music, and photos; Xdrive, a general-purpose online storage service; and AOL Pictures, where people could store and share photos, according to a July 14 memo from Kevin Conroy, AOL’s executive vice president of products and marketing. These services with AIM World and MyMobile will be discontinued because they didn’t get much popularity.
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Ten Ways You can Boot Linux Faster

Friday, July 25th, 2008

Although, Linux hardly needs rebooting, but, sometimes it is slow to boot. Jack Wallen of TechRepublic reported the following story about how to boot Linux faster. They are very useful for Linux users.
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