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Net4India unveils dial-up packages

CHENNAI: Net4India, a leading internet service provider, has introduced dial-up accounts in the limited and unlimited categories. Targeted at all kinds of users, it will allow people widen their business opportunities by making use of other co- related services offered by the company. Under the dial-up packages two types of services - Diet pack and dream pack are available targeting students and users who need unlimited time driven packages.

Landmark Infotech ties up with U.S. firm

CHENNAI: Landmark Infotech Systems and Solutions (LIFTSS), a leading IT solutions provider and a part of the Landmark group, has tied up with the U.S.-based Project Management Institute (PMI) to offer practical project management and implementation course. With this tie-up LIFTSS becomes the registered education partner of PMI in India. The course is suitable for other industries such as engineering and construction, according to a company release.

Portal for exporters

HYDERABAD: The Hyderabad-based Abuno Technologies has developed a unique B2B logistics management web portal, OptFreight.com for exporters. It links exporters with freight forwarders and airlines, providing exporters access to a plethora of options, thereby optimising routing and costing. Mr. Ramdev, Managing Director, and Mrs. S. Madhavi Mala, director, said during two months of soft launch, the site facilitated 250 international shipments of cargo. Freight costs account for almost 40 per cent of total cost of exported goods, and the site facilitates auction and best possible price thereby reducing landed costs to the extent possible.

MRO-TEK opens office in New Delhi

CHENNAI: The Bangalore-based MRO-TEK, a leading networking and last mile access solutions provider, has announced the opening of its New Delhi office at International Trade Towers, Nehru Place. The new facility will support the company's marketing plans and provide service and support to customers across northern and eastern India. ``With the opening of Delhi office, the lead-time to provide services and support to our customers will drastically reduce and increase overall efficiency in the northern region, says Mr. S. Narayanan, Chairman & Managing Director, MRO-TEK in a release.

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