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New technology may cut wireless network equipment cost by half By Pankaj Mishra 11:09 PM \| January 27,2008 A software-based radio solution can tune automatically to any frequency, without having to put different radio transmitters for different technologies
TDSAT ruling backs govt, favours RCom By Pankaj Mishra 12:01 AM \| December 13,2007 TDSAT’s ruling came in response to a petition filed by COAI, challenging the government’s decision to allow phone firms to offer phone services using dual technologies
Rural twist to BPO story By Pankaj Mishra 06:56 PM \| August 13,2007 Sai Seva in Andhra village offers solution to cost and attrition worries of firms such as Royal Sundaram, HDFC
Tech operating-margin squeeze in US could hit India next By Pankaj Mishra 12:00 AM \| March 19,2007 A software project executed in offshore locations is billed at around $20 for each hour which is between a fifth and half of that executed in the US
Vendors offer CRM suites under ‘software as a service’ model By Pankaj Mishra 01:06 AM \| February 28,2007 With the new ‘on-demand software’ large tech users now subscribe to software applications rather than spend a hefty sum as licensing fee


New technology may cut wireless network equipment cost by half By Pankaj Mishra 11:09 PM \| January 27,2008 A software-based radio solution can tune automatically to any frequency, without having to put different radio transmitters for different technologies
TDSAT ruling backs govt, favours RCom By Pankaj Mishra 12:01 AM \| December 13,2007 TDSAT’s ruling came in response to a petition filed by COAI, challenging the government’s decision to allow phone firms to offer phone services using dual technologies
Rural twist to BPO story By Pankaj Mishra 06:56 PM \| August 13,2007 Sai Seva in Andhra village offers solution to cost and attrition worries of firms such as Royal Sundaram, HDFC
Tech operating-margin squeeze in US could hit India next By Pankaj Mishra 12:00 AM \| March 19,2007 A software project executed in offshore locations is billed at around $20 for each hour which is between a fifth and half of that executed in the US
Vendors offer CRM suites under ‘software as a service’ model By Pankaj Mishra 01:06 AM \| February 28,2007 With the new ‘on-demand software’ large tech users now subscribe to software applications rather than spend a hefty sum as licensing fee