India and UK have signed a Joint Statement of Intent to create and implement an Intellectual Property Rights Programme between the two countries
Media Release
Jun. 29, 2006

The statement was signed by Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath on behalf of India and UK Science Minister Lord Sainsbury during the India UK Business Leaders Forum Meeting here, a release said.

Delivering a keynote address at the meeting Nath said both India and the UK have become partners of choice in science, technology and innovation because both recognise their importance in prosperity and quality of life. The Intellectual Property Rights is one of the key areas identified by UK-India Joint Economic and Trade Committee as providing potential for increased trade and investment in future.

India and UK have signed a Joint Statement of Intent to create and implement an Intellectual Property Rights Programme between the two countries
Media Release
The statement was signed by Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath on behalf of India and UK Science Minister Lord Sainsbury during the India UK Business Leaders Forum Meeting here, a release said.
READ MORE>>

AIM-listed India Outsourcing Services PLC said performance in the first half to end March was in line with management expectations
Media Release
The pre- and post-tax loss was 213,808 stg and loss per share was 7.33 pence.
READ MORE>>

Bangalore based outsourcing center in the middle of a data theft scandal - can India be trusted with business data?
Media Release
Before the BPO industry in India could shrug off the embarrassment caused by the Gurgaon and Pune data theft cases, a Bangalore based BPO has now found itself in a similar situation.
READ MORE>>

IT and BPO services provider Hexaware announced a partnership with Mu Sigma to support its business intelligence and data warehousing practises
Media Release
This offering will provide clients greater insights into business processes and improve their decision making abilities...
READ MORE>>

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. retained its position as India's leading exporter of software and related services in rankings
Media Release
The country's software and services exports, excluding back-office outsourcing revenue, rose to $17.3 billion in 2005/06 from $13.1 billion in the previous year.
READ MORE>>

There would be no job losses at Arcelor's European plants under President Mittal
Media Release
Mittal plans to use Arcelor to after Ryssian and Chinese steel plants....
READ MORE>>

The next outsourcing wave to India -high-end laboratory and diagnostic testing
Media Release
Indian labs offer a comprehensive test menu - over 1,500 tests under one roof. A number of hospitals in the US and UK are outsourcing laboratory and diagnostic tests to India as it costs about 70 to 80 per cent less to conduct them....
READ MORE>>

Birla outsourcing buys Canada’s largest back office provider Minacs Worldwide for $125 million
Media Release
Transworks, the business process outsourcing arm of the Aditya Vikram Birla Group, on Saturday said it will buy out Canada’s largest back office provider Minacs Worldwide for $125 million...
READ MORE>>

MORE ARTICLES >>