Telecom regulator Trai has floated a consultation paper seeking stakeholders' views on cloud computing-related issues such as data security, service quality and legal and regulatory frameworks.
With its enterprise asset intelligence (EAI) solutions, the US-based tech firm aims to target retail, transport & logistic, healthcare and government verticals in the country.
Department of Telecom and regulator Trai today favoured use of satellites along with other available technology to provide digital connectivity in the country.
Global hotel solutions provider, Hotel Reservation Service (HRS), recently set up its first office in India, the world's 10th largest business travel market. Santosh Kumar, director of Corporate Solutions for HRS in India tal
Intel India launched three projects designed to accelerate digital literacy at the grassroots level by reaching out to the population in non-urban India, upskill citizens in tier two cities and beyond and encourage innovation
Xerox believes that a great opportunity lies in India where it has started increasing its presence. The US-based printer and copier maker is strengthening its channel presence in sales and service so that it is able to cater
The Centre has asked states to follow the Andhra Pradesh model in laying optic fibre cable lines over electric poles to complete the BharatNet project, touted as the 'backbone for Digital India', by December 2018.
Government is implementing the Digital India programme to transform the country into a digitally empowered and knowledge economy so that various services like passport, pension and driving licenses could be delivered online,
Indian software companies can and do patent their inventions abroad, thus actively competing in the market for government monopolies maintained in other countries.
It is only five months since India’s central drug authority launched its online licensing services portal, SUGAM. But the regulator needs to settle niggling doubts fast if it wants to catch the Digital India wave By Usha Sh
