Archive for May, 2009
Satyam staffer appointed as head of A/NZ - CRN Australia
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Computer Technology, New Technology
Satyam staffer appointed as head of A/NZ CRN Australia, Australia Satyam Computer Services has appointed Venki Prathivadi to the role of country manager for A/NZ. Prathivadi will direct all Satyam activities in the two countries, including customer relationship management, solution development, service delivery, ... Satyam appoints new Aussie chief |
The doctor will see you now online - Boston Globe
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Medical Technology, New Technology
The doctor will see you now online Boston Globe, United States Dixon, the MGH doctor holding some appointments via videoconference, hails virtual medical technology as what he calls a valuable "enabler." "It's not substituting, its augmenting," Dixon said. "I am not talking about introducing new widgets: I'm ... |
Questions & Answers - Ravi Venkatesan - Wall Street Journal
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Computer Technology, New Technology
Questions & Answers - Ravi Venkatesan Wall Street Journal What is the state of information technology education in the schools system and what needs to change? RV: The focus thus far has been on making teachers and students computer literate. But the focus needs to shift to transforming education and skilling ... |
Satyam Australia gets new boss - The Australian
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Computer Technology, New Technology
 Indian Express | Satyam Australia gets new boss The Australian, Australia SATYAM Computer Services has appointed a new country head and a "principal advisor" for its Australian business as the fraud-hit outsourcer tries to find its feet. Venki Prathivadi will take the reigns as country manager for Satyam Australia and New ... Satyam Computer Names New Manager For Australia, New Zealand Satyam staffer appointed as head of A/NZ How to leverage Esops for Satyam's inclusive revival |
WHITE SPACE - Not everyone appreciates free air - CED Magazine
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under New Technology, Space Technology
 CED Magazine | WHITE SPACE - Not everyone appreciates free air CED Magazine, CO “If you envision the blue and red part of the US political map, the red tends to be the rural states and the heartland states [where] there are substantially fewer existing television stations,” said Marc Berejka, senior director of technology policy ... CAPITAL CURRENTS: Motorola vs. the cable industry |
Contractors Vie for Plum Work, Hacking for US - New York Times
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Computer Technology, New Technology
Contractors Vie for Plum Work, Hacking for US New York Times, United States Executives at Lockheed Martin, which has long been the government's largest information-technology contractor, also see the demand for greater computer security spreading to energy and health care agencies and the rest of the nation's critical ... |
Space archaeology - Los Angeles Times
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under New Technology, Space Technology
Space archaeology Los Angeles Times, CA One team in the competition, Astrobotic Technology, plans to launch as early as December 2010, with Tranquility Base as its stated target. It is not too late for the sponsors to withdraw their bonus prize for approaching and imaging lunar landing sites ... |
Silver jubilee of test tube baby technology - DAWN.com
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Medical Technology, New Technology
 DAWN.com | Silver jubilee of test tube baby technology DAWN.com, Pakistan ... in South East Asian region because neighbouring countries achieved success in this technology after Pakistan,' he said. All over the world, he said, nearly 15-20 per cent couples remain infertile and they have to seek medical help for conception. ... |
London Olympics tickets to double as contactless payment - ZDNet Asia
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under New Technology
London Olympics tickets to double as contactless payment ZDNet Asia, Singapore "The Olympics offer an opportunity to showcase new technology; for example it is hoped that spectators will be issued with electronic tickets integrated with a cash card and the London Oyster travel pass," Post's Web site reads. ... |
Decoding the Internet's Raw Data - Washington Post
by New Tech Feed on May.31, 2009, under Computer Technology, New Technology
Decoding the Internet's Raw Data Washington Post, United States Linking information, designing user-friendly technology devices and finding ways to improve people's interaction with the Web has long been part of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab's mission since it was founded by Ben Shneiderman in 1983. ... |
