May-2006 issue
Cover Story
Author: Harish Revanna, Priya Pradeep, Imran Shanawaz
This question haunts every techie. Read and you will get a hint of how beneficial is it have an M.B.A.
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Protocol@Work
Sridhar Jayanthi
Innovation means different things to different people. For some any new technical creation is innovation, for others it is an...
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Career
Sharad Sharma
The relationship between product management and product engineering is a complex one.
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Tayloe Stansbury
Product managers in India must move beyond their quaint thinking if they have to gain an edge in their career wherever they are.
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Sanjeev Jain
Have you just been hired by a IT company and find no work for yourself, then you must be on benches.
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Company Profile
Mohammed Shariff
Philips offers not just great consumer products. They offer great technology and place to work.
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Imran Shahnawaz
Google isn't just a great search engine. It is a great place to be in and have great ideas.
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Women in IT
Priya Pradeep
Five girls out of a class of 43 in REC Trichy; Jessie Paul, Chief Marketing Officer, Wipro was always among the exclusive...
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HR Speak
Imran Shahnawaz
HR Managers talk on what they like in a candidate and what they don't. Read this and improve your communication skills.
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Sage Speak
HR Strategy
J. Kalyanraman
J. Kalyanraman talks on how HCL Comnet is making life easy for the techies inside the company.
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Jobs in U.S.
Sanjeev Jain
Java is in demand in the U.S. Companies are hiring there and an opportunity for Indian techies to go there.
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Feature
In My Opinion
Leadership
Harish Revanna
There is something about Martin Prinz that is intrinsically distinct, or rather divided.
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In Focus
si Team
Bangalore the bustling Silicon balloon of India bursted and hung low for about 34 hours following the passing away of...
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si Team
India’s rich are richer than China’s and have much higher net worth, Forbes magazine said in 2006.
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si Team
If the PMC and Intel have their way, Pune will soon become the world's first wireless city.
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si Team
The country’s outsourcers will need some 160,000 workers with top-notch foreign-language skills.
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ST Team
According to IDC, the total number of laptops sold in India in Q3 2005 was 1,54,000 units as against 56,000 units in Q3 2004.
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ST Team
The Smart Techie conducted a career workshop and job fair on the theme ‘Changing Technology Landscape & its Impact on...
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Editor's Desk
Last Word
Jim O'Neill
India will bigger and better than most other countries in the next few years. The BRIC report by Goldman Sachs predicts bright...
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