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October-2002 issue
Cover Story
Elementary, My Dear Watson!
SAMIR THAKORBHAI DESAI LOVES TO TELL stories. “Nobody is making money. Look at our customers. Verizon, Cingular, Voicestream, Vodafone...they are all hurting. So are the vendors. Nortel, Alcatel, Motorola...everybody. This brings to...
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Cover Feature
Monoliths Will Have To Break Up
The current state of the enterprise software industry We feel that the value-creation from enterprise software has not yet...
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2002 unveils myth of shrink-wrapped software
ENTERPRISES HAVE SLASHED BUDGETS THIS YEAR for large application software purchases. A look at purchase intentions and adoption...
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Enterprise Software: What next?
ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE. EARS PRICK UP, don’t they? What is enteprise software? Let us accept the simplest of definitions:...
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Valdero: Real-time in Reality
WHAT HAS A GAME OF BOWLING GOT TO DO WITH developing software? A lot, if you ask Valdero CEO and co-founder, Satyajeet Singh...
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Career
Working with the Clintons
IT WAS NOVEMBER 2000. THE presidential election was still undecided. And for Anil Kakani, who was working in the White House,...
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Business
Government sectors - good targets
WHAT DO PEOPLE DO WHEN THE U.S. economy is in a recession, the markets are headed down, and a crisis of confidence looms large...
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Tiger Vs Dragon: Who’s better?
FOR YEARS, INDIA HAS BEEN seen as a doddering behemoth caught at the crossroads between the Nehruvian era of Three-Four percent...
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Big brother’s BPO boom
OCTOBER 2000: THE HEADS OF HDFC (formerly Housing Development and Finance Corporation), India's housing mortgage major, and...
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If at first, you don’t succeed......
What does a company do when it discovers the target market upon which it originally planned to build a solid business doesn't...
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Career Advice
Wanted: Techies!
K.S. MEENAKSHI WAS A BIT FLUSTERED ON AN August morning. She had about a hundred appointments with SAP and ERP professionals,...
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Technology
Non-intrusive business intelligence
THE TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN THE LAST century have created new economic paradigms where businesses big and small compete to...
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Entrepreneurship
Sticking to post-surgery
MOST PEOPLE WHO undergo a successful surgery think that once the procedure is complete, they will have very little to worry...
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Webversa: Connecting through voice
WEBVERSA CHIEF technology officer Ajay Sravanapudi has just acquired Semio, in San Mateo, CA. And with this, he expects to pull...
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In My Opinion
If war comes?
INDIA'S DEFENSE FORCES HAVE now been fully deployed on the frontiers in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation with the Pakistan...
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Inbox
Letters
Errata Appropos your September 2002 cover story on si100 and the mention of Virtusa Corporation as one of the members of this...
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Leadership
How do you eat an elephant?
“One bite at a time,” laughs ‘Magus.’ He has breakfasted with Bill Gates. A string of firsts—that continues to...
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Openfile
Indian Biotech: Hope or Hype?
THE DRUG DISCOVERY industry is poised to become a worldwide colossus in the coming years. In fact, it is hypothesized that most...
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Personal Finance
Government can subsidize new co.
Under current tax laws, the taxable income of a business entity is computed by deducting “ordinary and necessary” business...
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Analyst-Speak
WHO: ARJUN DIVECHA, based in Berkeley, California, is a member of GMO's board and is responsible for managing the GMO Emerging...
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Editor's Desk
9/11: Where Do Immigrants Stand?
OVER A YEAR HAS PASSED SINCE THE tragedy of September 11, affording us the unique opportunity to introspect. We can begin to...
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Last Word
God Or Mammon?
There have been countless attempts—most visibly, those of Deepak Chopra—to reconcile Indian spirituality with the seemingly...
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