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To secure business workdforce and meet compliance requirements, Dell has announced a new endpoint security suite. The Dell Data Protection | Endpoint Security Suite (DDP | ESS) delivers threat protection, authentication and data encryption with a single management console in an integrated, easy-to-deploy solution. DDP | ESS is compatible with Dell and non-Dell systems, making Dell the first Tier-1 vendor to develop endpoint security software which can be used on all workplace devices. “At Dell, we have listened to customer feedback and developed a solution that makes it easier for all businesses, even those with smaller and less specialized IT teams, to protect their end- users. It is part of our commitment to be the most secure, manageable and reliable end-to-end IT solutions provider in the industry,” said Brett Hansen, Executive Director of end-user Computing Software and Mobility, Dell. DDP | ESS is available as a standalone software offering for both Dell and non-Dell hardw...

After trials of parts of the network that threw up technical glitch around connecting one point with another, Reliance Jio Infocomm is in a hurry to launch its 4G data and voice services before government’s mandated timeline. In Mumbai and Gandhinagar the company may be close to its launch but the company is testing 3,700 sites for its network in Delhi.   As per report, the company is facing challenges like securing sites and laying more optic fibre. Reliance Jio had announced its plans to introduce high-speed data and voice services in 2015 but has never given a specific date. According to rules of Department of Telecommunications (DoT), the company must roll out its services by second half of 2015, five years from the time it was allotted 4G airwaves in the 2300 MHz band... See more  

In one of its largest tranche of investments in India since it entered the country in 2013,  online retail giant, Amazon plans to invest Rs. 1,155 crore to build its presence in India. The company had earlier raised Rs 610 crores. Amazon had announced a $2 billion (about Rs 12,500 crore) investment in the country without giving a time frame, last year and has invested Rs 2,500 crore since then, including the latest fund infusion. Amazon India, which entered India a year ago, had a net loss of Rs 321 crore in the year ended March 2014. Last year, Amazon launched over two dozen new stores on its portal, increasing its selection to more than 19 million products with a seller base of more than 16,000 vendors. The e-commerce sites have an intense competition which is driven by offering heavy discounts, sale and freebies. Online retail market in India is expected to take a fourfold increase to $60-70 billion (about Rs 3.72-4.34 lakh crore) in the coming next five years... See...

In one of its largest tranche of investments in India since it entered the country in 2013,  online retail giant, Amazon plans to invest Rs. 1,155 crore to build its presence in India. The company had earlier raised Rs 610 crores. Amazon had announced a $2 billion (about Rs 12,500 crore) investment in the country without giving a time frame, last year and has invested Rs 2,500 crore since then, including the latest fund infusion. Amazon India, which entered India a year ago, had a net loss of Rs 321 crore in the year ended March 2014. Last year, Amazon launched over two dozen new stores on its portal, increasing its selection to more than 19 million products with a seller base of more than 16,000 vendors. The e-commerce sites have an intense competition which is driven by offering heavy discounts, sale and freebies. Online retail market in India is expected to take a fourfold increase to $60-70 billion (about Rs 3.72-4.34 lakh crore) in the coming next five years... See...

In one of its largest tranche of investments in India since it entered the country in 2013,  online retail giant, Amazon plans to invest Rs. 1,155 crore to build its presence in India. The company had earlier raised Rs 610 crores. Amazon had announced a $2 billion (about Rs 12,500 crore) investment in the country without giving a time frame, last year and has invested Rs 2,500 crore since then, including the latest fund infusion. Amazon India, which entered India a year ago, had a net loss of Rs 321 crore in the year ended March 2014. Last year, Amazon launched over two dozen new stores on its portal, increasing its selection to more than 19 million products with a seller base of more than 16,000 vendors. The e-commerce sites have an intense competition which is driven by offering heavy discounts, sale and freebies. Online retail market in India is expected to take a fourfold increase to $60-70 billion (about Rs 3.72-4.34 lakh crore) in the coming next five years... See...

In one of its largest tranche of investments in India since it entered the country in 2013,  online retail giant, Amazon plans to invest Rs. 1,155 crore to build its presence in India. The company had earlier raised Rs 610 crores. Amazon had announced a $2 billion (about Rs 12,500 crore) investment in the country without giving a time frame, last year and has invested Rs 2,500 crore since then, including the latest fund infusion. Amazon India, which entered India a year ago, had a net loss of Rs 321 crore in the year ended March 2014. Last year, Amazon launched over two dozen new stores on its portal, increasing its selection to more than 19 million products with a seller base of more than 16,000 vendors. The e-commerce sites have an intense competition which is driven by offering heavy discounts, sale and freebies. Online retail market in India is expected to take a fourfold increase to $60-70 billion (about Rs 3.72-4.34 lakh crore) in the coming next five years... See...