Seema Sindhu &Amp; Vrishti Beniwal

Stories by Seema Sindhu &Amp; Vrishti Beniwal

SMEs, freelancers throng online service marts

SMEs, freelancers throng online service marts

Rediff.com   26 Jun 2008

An Evalueserve study says that globally, the revenue from this sector is likely to grow from Rs 1,000 crore (Rs 10 billion) in 2006-07 to over Rs 8,000 crore (Rs 80 billion) by 2015.

Virtual offices could be the future

Virtual offices could be the future

Rediff.com   16 May 2008

Poor bandwidth availability and last-mile connectivity might have slowed the use of unified communications as a technology, but now it's emerging as a strategic tool with corporations for employee retention and going green. Corporations are encouraging the use of UC, helping them to curtail business travel. This, they believe, results in lowering carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere.

KPOs could see US slowdown impact

KPOs could see US slowdown impact

Rediff.com   9 May 2008

The US slowdown coupled with rupee appreciation, talent crunch and rising salaries, and the 2010 sunset clause on tax holiday for IT firms, is putting knowledge process outsourcing firms in a bind.

Data centre outsourcing can work

Data centre outsourcing can work

Rediff.com   18 Apr 2008

More and more companies are opting for outsourcing data centres. Data centre operators are also called managed service providers (MSPs). These MSPs include Reliance Communications (RCom), Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Bharti, Netcore, and Ctrl S. The biggest outsourcers are enterprises, banks and financial institutions. IT managers in the Asia-Pacific region rely on outsourcing data centre operations more than their peers.

Now, apply for a job on your mobile

Now, apply for a job on your mobile

Rediff.com   18 Apr 2008

JobStreet India, a sister portal of JobStreet 18 -- one of Asia's leading online recruitment companies -- has revamped its job site with a 'Smart Apply' feature.

ADAG, Essel group plan gaming hubs

ADAG, Essel group plan gaming hubs

Rediff.com   20 Mar 2008

Two of the country's top business houses -- the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group and the Subhash Chandra-controlled Essel Group -- have come together to set up gaming centres across the country. Groundwork for these centres will begin on April 1. Chandra's E-City Media has struck an alliance with Zapak Digital Entertainment to this effect.Globally, gaming is one of the leading entertainment businesses with the industry size pegged at around $35 billion today.

Games that brands play

Games that brands play

Rediff.com   19 Feb 2008

Advertisers across product categories are using advergaming to push their brands

Digital publishing coming of age

Digital publishing coming of age

Rediff.com   13 Feb 2008

As high-speed Internet access invades the average household, digital publishing is evolving into big business.

Mobile phone companies doing a Nano

Mobile phone companies doing a Nano

Rediff.com   4 Feb 2008

The paradigm shift from focusing on high-end to low-end mobiles is as exciting as the launch of Tata Nano.

Bollywood is game for more

Bollywood is game for more

Rediff.com   14 Jan 2008

FXLab Studios has tied up with Yash Raj Films to develop an offline game based on Dhoom 2.

There's no business like security business

There's no business like security business

Rediff.com   3 Jan 2008

The sector is thriving on the back of mushrooming MNCs and malls.

Goodbye eCommerce, welcome mCommerce

Goodbye eCommerce, welcome mCommerce

Rediff.com   29 Nov 2007

New software to help shop through the cellphone

After TV, rating for FM radio

After TV, rating for FM radio

Rediff.com   9 Nov 2007

Big FM topped in Bangalore and Mumbai, and Mirchi in Delhi in terms of reach. Big FM identified with its name, emerging as the radio channel with widest reach, a big achievement in just one year. The channel boasts of having 34 stations.

Out-of-home advertising is booming

Out-of-home advertising is booming

Rediff.com   8 Nov 2007

The Indian out-of-home advertising market will be Rs 2,150 crore in size by 2010.

Online Diwali sales zoom in festive season

Online Diwali sales zoom in festive season

Rediff.com   6 Nov 2007

In 2006, online business conducted during Diwali was around Rs 115 crore which is expected to cross the Rs 250 crore mark this year, according to the report. Even the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India in its press release said e-shopping is a preferred mode this Diwali as it has already registered a growth of 40 per cent and is expected to register a further growth of 130 per cent.

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