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HPCL launches modified bitumen
MUMBAI: The public sector Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL)
has launched, ``HP Modified Bitumen''. According to a company
release, the company will be using the modifier developed by
Tinna Overseas which has a technical tie-up with American
Gilsonite of the U.S. The Ministry of Transport had already
issued guidelines to all the States to use 100 per cent modified
bitumen in constructing National Highways.
Samsung's third B2B initiative
NEW DELHI: Korean major Samsung has launched its third B2B
infotech initiative which will link dealers with the company's
supply chain from February this year, since it is targeting 80
per cent of its business to happen over the Internet this year.
Titled `Hellosamsung', the initiative would be live in the first
week of next month, having a real time linkage with the company's
internal systems, which means it would be back-to-back integrated
with SAP, Mr. R. Chopra, head of information systems, Samsung
India, said. It will facilitate online trading of products from
the company with a provision for online checking of stock
availability and dealers' credit limits.
- PTI
HEC enters online education
NEW DELHI: Hughes Escort Communications (HEC), very small
aperture terminal (VSAT) service provider, has announced its
foray into online interactive education and application service
provider (ASP) businesses as part of its expansion strategy.
``HEC in association with the U.S.-based One Touch system Inc.
will introduce comprehensive turnkey interactive distance
learning solutions for Indian students", Mr. Shashi Ullal,
President and Managing Director said.
- PTI
SAS strengthens India operations
CHENNAI: SAS India, business intelligence software solutions
provider, has launched its southern operations with the opening
of its Bangalore office. ``The opening of our Bangalore office is
part of our nationwide strategy to become the defacto vendor for
business intelligence solutions in India. We have already an
impressive clientele in the South and we will now be able to
consolidate our presence in this region,'' according to Mr.
Gourish Hosangady, Managing Director, SAS India.
Apnaloan.com acquires two web sites
NEW DELHI: Online marketplace for credit cards, loans -
Apnaloan.com - has announced acquisition of calciplus.com and
Wealthfront.com. ``Apnaloan.com India acquired both websites by
purchasing the intellectual property rights (IPRs)from Trivia
Technologies Pvt Ltd", a company release said.
- PTI
Roots gets global automotive certificate
NEW DELHI: TUV Rheinland, an authorised certification
organisation, has given its first automation certificate in India
to Roots Industries, a Coimbatore-based horn manufacturing
company which is rated as the eleventh largest in the world in
this segment. The company is now active in a large number of
other areas.
Wipro opens office in Paris
BANGALORE: Wipro Technologies, the global IT services business of
Wipro, has opened its French office in Paris. With a strong
presence in the U.K., Wipro had been working with leading
companies like Transco, Thomas Cook, NTL, Thames Water and Nortel
and in Scandinavia Wipro had executed several large projects with
major telecom companies. Wipro's French customers include telecom
equipment maker Alcatel and telecom company France Telecom, the
release said.
- PTI
SISL bags award
CHENNAI: Siemens Information Systems (SISL) has been awarded the
`innovative HR practices award' at the inauguration of the World
HRD Congress held recently. SISL bagged the award for its unique
HR practices in organisation building and people development.
This award is a recognition of our efforts towards
competitiveness and global excellence through focus and
investment in our people, our most valued asset, according to Mr.
Anil Laud, Managing Director, SISL.
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