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Goal! Avaya strikes World Cup 2002 deal
News Communications solutions provider Avaya Inc will be a sponsor for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2002 in Korea and Japan.
Satyam scores World Cup deal
News Indian IT services giant inks deal with international football federation FIFA, to build its intranet and extranet, and an events management system for World Cup 2010.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT outsourcing
World Cup soccer loves to hate high tech
Insight Tournament still lacks any high-tech help that might settle questions of contested goals or other controversial calls.
Mahindra Satyam aims to 'win back everybody'
News Now that the reasons alienating company from its customers have gone away, Mahindra Satyam has earned 24 new clients since April, says CEO C.P. Gurnani.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, IT outsourcing, Business applications, India, Outsourcing Company, Europe, FIFA, CIO, public sector, CEO
Satyam customers told: Batten down the hatches
News Analysts are warning Satyam's customers to prepare themselves against the risk of disruption of services from the troubled outsourcer.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Public relations, Audits, Earning reports/forecasts, Wipro Technologies, IT Services, Outsourcing Company, Gartner Inc., FIFA
EA to offer 'Spore' DRM-free
News It will be one of several titles distributed via Valve's Steam platform. The move is likely to win EA points with gamers.
Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Games, Video Game, Electronics, Gamer, FIFA, Electronic Arts Inc., digital-rights management, News.com, blog
Satyam suitors expected 'within a week'
News Outsourcing giant Satyam could soon be snapped up by competitors or lose out to them as competitors are prospecting their clients in this times of uncertainty.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Acquisitions, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Wipro Technologies, David Mitchell, liquidity, National Outsourcing Association, NOA, Bombay
Goal! Avaya strikes World Cup 2002 deal
News Communications solutions provider Avaya Inc will be a sponsor for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2002 in Korea and Japan.
Viruses on multiple platforms
News As the threats get stealthier, a cross-platform interloper targets both Windows and Linux computers. Also, see how the new World Cup virus works.
World Cup matchup: FIFA vs. the hackers
News The organization is bracing the World Cup's network defenses as the soccer tournament draws closer.
Tags: Hacking, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Security implementation/standards
StarHub offers GSM roaming in Korea
News StarHub Mobile customers planning to watch the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea can now stay in touch with family and friends on a rented CDMA handset.
South Korea picked for large IT show
News Korea has beaten six other Asian countries to be the host for ITU Telecom Asia, one of the region's largest communications trade shows.
Getting a kick out of CommunicAsia
Blogs For the IT industry in Singapore, June may be synonymous with CommunicAsia, or the Great Singapore Sale, depending on yo...
Red card for World Cup virus
News A new virus could score a surpise goal against users looking for up-to-the-minute championship results during the FIFA World Cup.
Cybercriminals to target Beijing Olympics?
News Growing malware and attacks on high-profile activities make this year's Olympic Games a likely target for cyber-attacks, says security vendor Websense.
Tags: Web sites, Data security, PC security, Network security, Security Management
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