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Thursday, Aug 09, 2001 
 

Hughes, Tata Tele sign MoU for basic services

 
HUGHES Networks Systems and Tata Industries, the sponsors of Hughes Tele.com and Tata Teleservices, have signed a memorandum of understanding for a combination of the basic telephony services in relation to the existing licences of HTIL in Maharashtra and of TTL in Andhra Pradesh.
 
Calling suitors: Rabo to play match-maker for HFCL Infotel
Panel to push for hardware on infotech agenda
Simputer to hit market within two months
iCelerate chalks out $7-million expansion plan
Rediff says it’s early days for broadband

   CONVERGENCE

WLL flounders on interface issue
Even as confusion reigns supreme amongst private operators, even MTNL is contemplating delaying network augmentation plans, till the confusion of whether A+ interface will be allowed instead of V5.2, is sorted out.
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TDSAT refuses to stay WLL licencing, raps BPL
Gartner’s prescription for telecom: Strong regulator, higher FDI cap
Gartner to add insurance to financial bouquet
‘India is nowhere on the e-governance map’
Payment solutions will be major M-commerce driver
Come Aug 11, US tech tycoons to converge on Bangalore
Indya acquires Bigtree Interactive Ticketing
‘We will enter broadband next year’
Zensar trains sights on China, S America
   
   MARKETING & MANAGEMENT

Ready-to-cook food market on high flame
There is a big market stewing for branded Ready-to-Cook foods, just waiting to be tapped. While noodles have so far been the biggest success story in this category, touching an all-India penetration level of 62%, other items like parantha stuffings and ready-to-cook non-vegetarian items like tikkas and kebabs, have a strong chance of achieving similar heights.
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Pepsi or Coke: Which will Kareena sip?
Samsonite pushes aggressive twin-brand strategy
 
Subhiksha plans major retail initiatives outside Tamil Nadu
 
Advertising Avenues embarks on a restructuring drive
 
 
 
   
 
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