VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Based on continuous demand from System Integrators and success achieved in the first five programmes,  Rashi  has announced the sixth edition of the SI scheme. The focus of the scheme is on System Integrators and with SI-6, partners will get an opportunity to get almost all the products from the same source. Through this offer, SIs will be encouraged to power their PC with ASUS MB, ASUS-NVIDIA GPU, Toshiba HDD, Logitech KB/mouse, AMD CPU, LG monitor, APC UPS and ADATA RAM. The Rashi team has kept in mind the demand for components as well as the profitability quotient of the System Integrators while designing this scheme. The company is in its twenty-fifth year in the business celebrating its silver jubilee anniversary with the system integrators as well by giving away a silver coin through this scheme. Rajesh Goenka, Vice-President – Sales & Marketing, Rashi Peripherals , stated, "We are happy to include all the syst...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Tech Mahindra  and  Bosch Software  Innovations have announced signing a global strategic business partnership to focus on the global manufacturing and transportation industry. The collaboration aims to develop and deliver scalable digital enterprise solutions in "Internet of Things and Services" space. This space is expected to grow exponentially as more than 20 billion devices are expected to be connected to the Internet by 2015 and 50 billion by 2020. This partnership will also empower Tech Mahindra and Bosch to be the forerunners in enabling customers to be prepared for this transformation. Tech Mahindra and Bosch will jointly develop solutions for industrial equipment management, connected services, and intermodal transportation. "Tech Mahindra's expertise in enterprise solutions and its global market presence, along with the state-of-the-art product portfolio and industry experience will enable this partner...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Symantec(NASDAQ:SYMC)  has released the next edition of IT Security Report, which reveals that India is among the world’s top five countries for the highest number of incidences of cybercrime such as ransomware (11 per cent), identity theft (11 per cent) and phishing (9 per cent). With cybercriminals becoming more sophisticated, the average cost per cybercrime victim is in India is up at US$207 from US$192 last year. "At first glance of the India findings, we were happy to see a significant drop from the last year in the total number of victims and the total cost of cybercrime, but a closer scrutiny revealed an alarming trend. Today's cybercriminals are using more sophisticated attacks, such as ransomware and spear-phishing, which yield them more money per attack than ever before. With 66 per cent of Indian consumers using their personal mobile device for both work and play, this creates entirely new security risks for enter...