Naavi.com offers course on cyber law
A certificate course in cyber law will be available at www.cyberlawcollege.com. The site has been put together by Naavi.com. The course will be offered at Rs 2,750 for students in India and $60 for students abroad.

Cisco leads in LAN switching market in India: IDC
Cisco systems, inc, the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet, leads the LAN switching market in India with 40 per cent market share for the period April to June 2000, according to a recent IDC research report. IDC is the world's leading provider of technology intelligence, industry analysis and market data builders, providers and users of information technology.

MIT, Exhibitions India host e-governance meet from today
The Ministry of Information Technology (MIT) will jointly organise a two-day conference on electronic governance with Exhibitions India beginning today to highlight the social relevance and myriad uses of information technology in promoting government-citizen interface. The meet, in which Delhi would be the partner state, is expected to chart out a road map for taking it to the masses and making maximum number of people aware of the relevance of IT applications.

TCIL bags three overseas basic services projects
Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL), an enterprise under the DoT has bagged three mega projects, one in Kenya - for the operation of basic services in five regions; the second one in Cambodia - for the supply and networking of wide area systems in the whole of the country, valued at Rs 125 crore and the third one is the UN Trunking Network worth approximately Rs 150 crore.

AmitySoft helps Banyan Networks achieve ISO 9001
AmitySoft, a Chennai-based software company with expertise in quality management services, software testing and training has provided support to Banyan Networks, a communication technology development company for attaining the ISO 9001 certification from KPMG. AmitySoft assisted Banyan Networks in defining processes, provided support in using processes, trained their professionals and conducted internal audits towards preparing Banyan for the ISO certification.

Anderson, Parametric Tech in pact to provide product commerce solutions
Anderson Consulting and Parametric Technology Corporation (PTC) have established a strategic alliance to provide collaborative product commerce solutions for manufacturers and online exchanges. As per the alliance, Anderson Consulting and PTC will dedicate personnel, software, training, knowledge and financial resources to help develop new Windchill-based solutions and methodologies within the CPC arena. In addition, Anderson Consulting will establish a dedicated team of professionals to market, deliver and support PTC's Windchill solutions to individual clients, as well as exchanges and Net markets.

Jasubhai Digital unveils tele.com
Jasubhai Digital Media Pvt Ltd has launched tele.com, a magazine dedicated to Enterprise Communications. The magazine aims to provide information on technologies and enterprise communication strategies. This monthly publication is the sixth one from Jasubhai Digital Media. The others include Chip, Computer Reseller News, Network Computing and Computer Gaming World.

Ampersand bags order for Silicon Planet
Bangalore-based Ampersand Software has announced that it has bagged an order to build a Web Wizard Tool for California-based Silicon Planet. The Silicon Planet Website allows its users the automatic creation of their own Websites and applications. The company is planning to target non-profit organisations to offer them a facility to create and host their own Websites.

ITC introduces agriculture Website
ITC Ltd has launched a Website to set up a one stop terminus for international customers of agricultural commodities from India.Www.Itcibd.com offers customers from different time zones a real time update on the status of execution of all their live contracts with international business division of ITC Ltd.

Paramount receives Rs 120 cr order from DoT
Paramount Communications Ltd (PCL) has received Rs 120 crore order from Department of Telecommunication (DoT) for the supply of Jelly Filled Telecom Cables. As per the contract, company has to supply these cables within the current financial year. Based on this order and other expected orders in this fiscal from DoT and other companies, Paramount group is expected to close this fiscal i.e. 2000-2001 with a total turnover of over Rs 200 crore, as against the turnover of Rs 130 crore posted in the last financial year. This translates into a growth of over 50 per cent in the current financial year