Company Profile Accel Frontline Limited is a leading provider of Integrated IT services to small, medium and large enterprises. The company with an employee strength of about 3000, operates in 7 countries
Nidhi Markanday, Head CDIT ( Consumer Durables & IT Accessories) division at a PAN India level at Intex Technologies (I) Ltd. Equipped with 15 years of extensive experience in strategic business planning,
Participants demand end to multiple touch points for various clearances Champions from Industry, Officials from Ministry of Forest and environment, Central Pollution Control Board and Deity discuss E-Waste challenges Experts from Industry
Human history and civilization’s advancement are also a history of scientific and technological development. Numerous ICT technologies over the past half century, culminating in various ingenious Internet innovations, have shattered the limits
Zinnov, a leading independent management consulting firm, has positioned Infosys Engineering Services as a Leader in its Global Service Provider Ratings (GSPR) 2013. The study recognizes Infosys Engineering Services as a Leader
In his new role, Mr. Kodama will lead the development and implementation of a fully-integrated marketing strategy across departments and overseas group companies. Mr. Kodama will assume responsibility for all of the
Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology (MAIT), the apex body actively representing ICT Manufacturing, Training, IT, Design, R&D and associated services sector welcomed government’s decision to extend the deadline of “Requirement for Compulsory Registration
Indegene (www.indegene.com), a leading provider of R&D, commercial, and marketing solutions to top global pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations, announced the launch of Indegene Connect™ — a cloud-based digital asset production, collaboration, and
Brocade (NASDAQ: BRCD) and Aruba Networks Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN) announced a strategic relationship to deliver an open-standards based unified campus network to support secure mobility, the proliferation of mobile devices within campus
Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) is planning to invest approximately SEK 7 billion in the coming five years to build three global ICT Centers. Two will be located in Sweden, in Stockholm and Linköping, while
