Accenture inaugurates fourth R&D lab in India
Accenture has opened its fourth research and development (R&D) centre in Bangalore, India.
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Indian Government plans to spend INR 300,000 cr to set up rural kiosks
Indian Government is planning to spend INR 300,000 crore by the end of the next year for setting one lakh kiosks in the rural sector.
Gemini surges e-Governance deal of Tamil Nadu, (India)
Gemini Communication has bagged project for computerisation of gram panchayats.
Indian Government clears FDI bill for higher education
A Group of Ministers (GoM) have approved a proposed legislation, which will allow foreign university to set up their campus in India.
Ghana Government plans to construct IT superhighway
Ghana government is planning to begin the construction of a $90-million national Information Technology (IT) superhighway to serve as a national fibre backbone for the country
Translate.org.za wins the African ICT Award for bridging the digital divide.
Translate.org.za has won the prestigious African ICT Achiever 2006 Award for bridging the digital divide in Africa.
Positive impact of ICT on growth, study reveals
According to a joint study by Accenture and Confederation of Indian Industry, around 88% of the Indian business leaders believe that increased use of ICT will be a major determinant in overcoming socio-economic disparities that will advance growth in the next five years.
New Passport needs for travelers and US citizens
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Department of State announced about the official requirements for citizens of the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Bermuda to present a passport to enter the United States, while arriving by air from any part of the Western Hemisphere from 23 January 2007.
Macfarlane Telesystems among the finalists of UK e-Government National Awards
Macfarlane Telesystems announced that its two major Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and contact centre projects have reached the final of the prestigious e-Government National Awards 2006.
