YES BANK Introduces RFID in Retail Banking
YES BANK, South Extension Branch, New Delhi, introduces RFID Technology for the First Time in Indian Retail Banking.
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INR 670 Million Order from BSNL Bagged by Gemini Comm
INR 670 million order from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) for supply, implementation and maintenance of the latter’s rural mobile wimax project has been bagged by Gemini Communication.
Tenders for Telecommunication Networks Released by Libya, Tunisia
Governments of Tunisia and Libya are to open international tenders for fixed and mobile telecommunication network and services.
Green Oasis in Deserts of India
'Shiv Jal Dhara', a Water Pyramid that produces distilled water inside using solar energy while its exterior is used to […]
Now Pay Your Insurance Premium at Post Offices
Indian Post has entered a tie-up with ICICI Prudential for collection of insurance premium through Post Offices.
INR 393cr Order from NIC Bagged by HCL
INR 393 crore order for providing end-to-end IT services and operations management, for a span of seven years, has been bagged by HCL Technologies from National Insurance Company (NIC).
TRAI Brainstorms on Growth of Rural Telephony
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released draft recommendations on an Approach to Rural Telephony
e-Kendras Inaugurated in Jharkhand
Jharkhand Agency for Promotion of Information Technology (JAPIT) and National Informatics Centre (NIC) has launched an e-Nagrik service. This would facilitate Government-to-Citizen (G2C) services for residents of Ranchi.
e-Network Project Launched With Pan-African Reach
The Ministry of Communication, Ghana inaugurated the Pan-African E-Network project in Accra in collaboration with the Government of India. The project is supposed to connect all the 53 nations of the African Union (AU) by a satellite and fiber-optic network.
VoIP Phones Services in Bihar
One of the biggest benefit that Bihar is receiving through its setting up of statewide area network (SWAN) and secretariat local area network (SecLAN) is the use of VoIP (voice over internet protocol). VoIP phones have allowed free of cost phone connectivity among different government offices. Offices of ministers, departmental secretaries and other senior officials in the state capital have been fitted with VoIP phones.
