After E-mail, Online job search is most popular activity in India
The technology boom may have made IT sector the top career choice, but software geeks account for only one-fifth of those scouting for jobs online - the second most popular activity on the Internet.
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Gmail may go to offline version
Hindustan times had published a news story today about Gmail. Story says, according to highly placed sources, Google has developed an offline version of Gmail. Gmail Offline will allow users to browse, reply, save drafts and do everything that currently Gmail does in an offline mode even when you don’t have an Internet connection.
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IT professionals to get workplace health insurance –Government
With growing number of young IT professionals suffering from lifestyle diseases, the government is planning a workplace health policy for those working in this sector.
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Online gaming companies want industry status – BS report
Business Standard had published a report today that Indian online and mobile games companies wants to get industry status.
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US based Indian IT professionals returning back
A good pay packet and to work in your homeland that’s what Indian IT professionals in US are getting and that’s why they are now returning back on large numbers.
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Coming soon, Education social networking site from Info Edge
According to a report of Business Standard, Info Edge India is planning to launch a new networking site for the education space.
Info Edge India is the parent company for naukri.com, jeevansathi.com, brijj.com, and 99acres.com
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Every 28th e-mail reaching India comes with virus
According to a study by the messaging security and management services provider, MessageLabs, With the Internet becoming the order of life for more and more Indians, who depend on e-mails to stay in touch, their computers are facing an increasing virus threat with one in every 28 e-mails being infected.
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Hefty salary hikes – soon will be thing of past for IT
If one would believe IT industry leaders then the hefty hikes in salaries in the IT, IT-enabled services (ITeS) and business process outsourcing (BPO) sectors will soon be a thing of the past,.
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4 lakh IT jobs in 2007
According to trade body Nasscom, The IT sector would generate four lakh new jobs this year which would be about 25 per cent higher than the previous year’s.
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Indian companies dominate Forbes list
Indian companies, led by software giants TCS and Infosys, had once again outshine world factory China and dominate the annual ranking of big-cap, profitable companies in Asia.
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