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Wednesday, September 05, 2001

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•  What the HP-Compaq marriage means -- `Business as usual, if not better'
WHILE the HP-Compaq merger was the talk of town, the main players in India were themselves in the dark about what to expect.

•  Xerox targets $200 m sales
XEROX Modicorp on Tuesday said that it would adopt a three-pronged strategy aimed at generating a turnover of $200 million by the end of 2002.

•  Cymbal buys Aristasoft IDC
CYMBAL Corporation, the San Jose-based $16-million technology services provider, has announced the acquisition of the India Development Centre (IDC) of Aristasoft Corporation, a US-based business process services provider, for $5,00,000.

•  VisualSoft allots four lakh ESOPs
VISUALSOFT Technologies Ltd, the Hyderabad-based software services and products company which had reworked its employment stock option (ESOP) scheme to make it more flexible, has allotted four lakh options to its employees.

•  TCS, Tata Chemicals in 10-yr pact
TATA Consultancy Services on Tuesday announced that it has been appointed by Tata Chemicals Ltd (TCL) as strategic partner under a major 10-year IT outsourcing agreement.

•  Where is value for customers, asks industry
THE customer might not know it, but it looks as if he is certainly an important factor in any merger.


LAUNCHES
•  Palm launches new range of handhelds
PALM Inc, a $1.5-billion US company and providers of handheld computers, today unveiled two new models, the Palm m500 monochrome and Palm m505 colour handhelds, in India.

•  ...wherever you are
Bunka Orient India and Sitraka Software, Canada, have introduced DeployDirector, an enterprise-level deployment solution for Java Applications, in India.


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