John Ribeiro

IBM customers in India now have a chance to work in depth with Big Blue's Tivoli network management software with the opening of a service management centre of excellence

Mobile services continue to soar in India, growing at a rate of 18 per cent a year. By 2012, says Gartner, revenues will hit US$37 billion

In an analysis of the Indian outsourcing industry, a research company concludes the big three are outdistancing their rivals. Their market share increased more than four per cent last year

India's top outsourcers are delivering high quality at low cost, allowing them to gain in the global IT services market. Most of the growth has come in application development and maintenance. But giants like IBM and Accenture are moving in

Microsoft is adding another US$20 million to its program to educate techers in India on using technology in schools. It will work to provide affordable software, including versions of Windows and Office in Indian languages

India wants RIM to provide a way for it to intercept communications sent via BlackBerry's enterprise server, but the company insists there's no master keys or back doors to get around the encryption

IT industry air travellers may have to spend up to four hours extra getting to and from Bangalore's new airport. But some analysts doubt it will have an impact on its outsourcing business

An approach called Glue Pages is about to be tested in India, where Yahoo has a growing number of users, lots of local content and a large number of developers