The story of ITANAND PARTHASARATHYTHE so-called Internet Age we live in imposes what is being called Internet speed. This accelerated lifestyle is exemplified in an extreme form by the
Wellness via WebANAND PARTHASARATHYA cost-effective telemedicine solution that harnesses the Web has found takers in many Indian States and in African countries.
Param leapANAND PARTHASARATHYC-DAC 's Param programme sets to touch 10 teraflops by late 2007 and a petaflop by 2010.
Brand BangaloreANAND PARTHASARATHYInsights into the business practices that have turned a pair of Bangalore-based technology companies into respected global brands.
Dithering over Da Vinci CodeANAND PARTHASARATHYThe Da Vinci Code raises some religious hackles and reopens the issue of India's ad hoc response to creative controversies.
Online marchANAND PARTHASARATHYKerala is proving increasingly attractive as a high-tech destination, as infrastructure improves and skilled human resources come `on tap'.
A one-stop tech shopANAND PARTHASARATHYKINFRA, Kerala's nodal agency for infrastructure development, extends a helping hand to new entrants, from conceptualising to commissioning - then ste
A decade of being differentANAND PARTHASARATHYThe International Film Festival of Kerala has managed to carve a niche for itself among Asian film events, thanks to the excellent management skills o
Groping towards a `connected' worldANAND PARTHASARATHYMaitland+20: Fixing the Missing Link, edited by Gerald Milward-Oliver; The Anima Centre Limited, Wiltshire, United Kingdom; pages 244, 30.
Offshoring realitiesANAND PARTHASARATHYThe Offshore Nation: The Rise of Services Globalization; by Atul Vashistha and Avinash Vashistha; Tata McGraw-Hill, New Delhi; Rs.750.
`Deep Throat' speaksANAND PARTHASARATHYThe final chapter of the three-decade old Watergate saga unfolds as the highly placed whistle-blower reveals his own identity.
Why the fall of the rupee should have us all worried The factors causing it are likely to persist even as the import bill continues to climb.
SlideshowWhen the river runs highEach year the embankments break and each year the Brahmaputra and the Barak rivers flow over into the land, claiming hundreds of lives, destroying hom
