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Haridas Softech launches portal

HYDERABAD: Haridas Softech, a Hyderabad-based IT start-up company and a subsidiary of Haridas Softech LLC, US, has launched a vertical medical portal.

The Managing Director of Haridas Softech, Mr. Sanjay Haridas, addressing a news conference, said www-hyddoctors.com as also its earlier business-to-customer (B2C) store, www.haridas.com, have gained popularity among NRIs as reliable and economical.

Mr. Haridas said the medical portal provides a host of features and information nodes. The focus of the site is educational. The portal seeks to bridge the gap between the medical community and the general populace.

BANGALORE: BFL Software has been chosen as a software development partner of the US-based NxView Technologies in India. NxView Technologies is a customer-centric, B2B Web infrastructure company that delivers high-quality, immersive, interactive environme nts for e-commerce, said a company press release.

NxView Solutions are end-to-end wrap-around services providing true-to-life 3D perspective of products that cannot be found in mere catalogs or 2D Web sites. BFL software, headquartered in Bangalore, is a majority holding by Barings India Investment Ltd, an investment company of the ING Group, a leading global financial services group based in The Netherlands.

Satyam Info ties up with Carlson Wagonlit

CHENNAI: Satyam Infoway has tied up with AFL Indtravels, the Indian affiliate of Carlson Wagonlit Inc, to offer online travel services.

The arrangement will allow customers to avail of online air travel, hotel and car hire services on the Indian Internet company's portal, www.satyamonline.com.

The site will offer air bookings using the flight search facility of Amadeus GDS (Global Distribution Service), hotel bookings at 300 hotels in 80 cities and towns and car hire services in all major cities.

Aztec, Electron Economy pact

BANGALORE: Aztec Software has tied up with Cupertino-based Electron Economy to offer an open infrastructure for clients, which will revolutionise e-commerce operations by linking producers, manufacturers, distributors, logistics companies and customer su pport providers, through a common business platform called the Internet Transaction Operations Network (ITON).

``We are working with Electron Economy on the ITON initiative to bring our experience in architecting and building ASP infrastructures to support e-commerce operations management,'' said Mr. Sam Nathan, Vice-President (Business Development), Aztec Softwa re.

Webgyor launches interface

BANGALORE: Webgyor.com, the Bangalore-based Internet venture on Wednesday announced the launch of two applications designed to create a seamless interface between journalists and corporates. The new applications YorMedia and YorInfo, have been designed t o harness the potential of the Internet to revolutionise the process of information transaction between journalists and corporates.

Speaking on the occasion Mr. Kenny Ramanand, Chief Executive Officer, Webgyor.com, said: ``Our development emphasis has been on creating a communication channel between journalists and corporates that would enable timely, reliable and relevant informatio n transacting. The launch of these symbiotic interactive applications, coupled with the increasing Internet use habits of journalists, would facilitate delivery of information customised to individual requirements.'' _ Our Bureaus