 Mahesh Bhalla, Executive Director and General Manager, Consumer, Dell India |
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- Posted on Thursday, Aug 19th 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| LFR's are a part of the channel that we use to offer greater access to Dell products to our customers but we have a unique retail model in many of the Staples or Croma outlets that offers... |
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| Nidhi Sethi, Product Manager-Flash, Kingston Digital International Ltd |
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- Posted on Wednesday, Aug 04th 2010 By Thenewsxpress
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| Opening up Large Format Retail shops is now becoming a buzz in Indian IT industry. But we, in Kingston, believe in maintaining the old distribution model... |
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| Nirmal Biswas, Brother International |
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- Posted on Friday, Jul 30th 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| “There are lots of unethical practices are happening in this industry. We also had to face such things from the giants.With an objective to curb our advancements in India, our competitors did unhealthy business strategies against us." |
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| K L Lalani, Chairman, Lalani Infotech, Kolkata |
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- Posted on Friday, Jul 16th 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| “We know that some greedy IT giants are doing some kind of illegal activities for getting more market share. We solved many such problems as the leaders of Compass..." |
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| Ketan Patel, Past President of South Gujarat Information Technologists Association (SITA) |
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- Posted on Tuesday, Jun 08th 2010 By Jessy Shibu
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| "In service segment, we are facing lots of problems from the side of vendors. The most pathetic situation is when a product comes in DoA (Dead on Arrival). The vendors take more than..." |
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| P K Harikrishnan, President, All Kerala Computer Manufacturers and Dealers Association (AKCMADA) |
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- Posted on Monday, May 31st 2010 By Joice Chemminikkara
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| Though all the IT manufacturers are telling that they take adequate care to provide services to the customers, it is not true in reality. Mostly, the service related issues are solved... |
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| P N Prasad, Past President, Confed-ITA |
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- Posted on Wednesday, May 12th 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| All are telling that India is a price sensitive nation. But the vendors cheat Indians by imposing more price on IT products than it is in abroad. If we compare the price of IT products prevailing in India and America, we can realise the huge price difference between these two nations... |
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| Manoj Chugh, President, India and SAARC, EMC Coporation |
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- Posted on Tuesday, Mar 02nd 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| We are pleased at the earnest effort to introduce GST from April 2011. The continued focus on deployment of Information Technology for mission mode projects like commercial taxes augur well. Increased budget for the UID and the formation of the technical advisory group under the able leadership of Nandan Nilekani is laudable. |
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| Ravi Aggarwal, President, MAIT |
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- Posted on Thursday, Feb 11th 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| MAIT has emphasized in its recommendations for the forthcoming Union Budget that the stimulus package introduced by the Government last year to counter the adverse impact of the global economic downturn be continued. We have strongly recommended that the 8% excise duty on all IT products and components be maintained. |
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| Nitin Bhat, Senior Vice President - ICT, Frost & Sullivan |
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- Posted on Monday, Feb 01st 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| On the cloud computing front, the study showed that whilst perception towards cloud computing as a business enabler is encouraging, security and access control are key challenges that could potentially affect an enterprise’s willingness to embrace cloud computing as a viable business tool in the immediate future |
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| Puneet Datta, Senior Marketing Manager, Canon BIS |
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- Posted on Sunday, Jan 03rd 2010 By thenewsxpress
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| In order to take our relationship with the channel partner to the next level and to further strengthen it, we have regrouped existing and the new partner programs under one umbrella titled “ROCKS”. |
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| Anil Bhardwaj, Secretary General, Federation of Small and Medium Enterprises (FISME) |
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- Posted on Tuesday, Dec 01st 2009 By thenewsxpress
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| ICT is not a choice but the only way to progress and build better businesses. Whether SMEs are wired or not, is not the question or the choice. 24x7x365 connectivity is the only way out. Success at an amazing speed can be achieved once technology-driven processes can turn information into a commodity and dismantles barriers |
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| George Paul, Executive Vice President, HCL Infosystems Ltd |
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- Posted on Monday, Nov 23rd 2009 By thenewsxpress
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| As SME sector is becoming more organized and aware about the role technology can play, they are looking beyond desktops and laptops for their ICT infrastructure. Apart from this, for Basic IT Infrastructure they also seek business automation and integration. They look up to the channels to be the complete ICT solution provider instead of being an IT Infrastructure vendor |
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