VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Strengthening its product portfolio in India, Konica Minolta has reportedly launched pagepro1580MF which is a monochrome laser multifunctional printer. The product is equipped with printing speed of 20 papers per minute, supports 16MB memory and can be used for A4, letter, B5, A5, A6 executive size printing. It allows functions such as copy settings colour scanning and job cancel at the touch of a button. The compact printer has an in-built colour scanner and can be easily integrated into any small office or home setting. Tadahiko Sumitani, MD, Konika Minolta , said, “Our operations in India have seen a revenue of Rs.228 crore in the last fiscal and this fiscal is likely to end at the Rs.300-plus-crore mark and we are expecting to grow by 30–35% to touch the Rs.500-crore mark within the next two to three years.” Balakrishnan, EGM - Marketing, Koni...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Tech Mahindra Ltd. has announced their partnership to help develop the spring customer care update of Microsoft Dynamics CRM . Tech Mahindra's expert engineers helped Microsoft to develop key features which include - Mobile device support, cross browser support and enhanced user experience. Tech Mahindra is a Global SI and Consulting organization with strategic partnership with Microsoft. This collaboration with Microsoft Dynamics Product Development team leverages our experience and Microsoft's product strengths to offer significant value to customers. Tech Mahindra was a Microsoft partner on Polaris and Orion as well, the last two product releases of Dynamics CRM. "Tech Mahindra has contributed to the spring customer care update release of Dynamics CRM. Tech Mahindra’s practice capabilities will enable its customers to experience cutting edge solutions on Dynamics CRM for competitive adv...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Minister of Human Resource Development and Minister of Communications & Information Technology of the Country. Kapil Sibal remarked,” An upgraded version of Aakash - the low cost tablet billed as the cheapest computer in the world for students and the teaching community, is set to be launched "very soon".” He added, "It (the idea of low cost computer) was rejected throughout the world and it was said that India would not be able to make it. Our HRD ministry was committed to the Aakash project and ultimately we came out with the first version of the Aakash which costs Rs. 2,276. Now, Aakash-2 has been rolled out with battery life of three hours, 800MHz processor, providing internet access everywhere and it has a capacitive screen. The process to distribute this device has begun and it would be formally launched very soon.” "That was the dream and I as minister for Human Resource Development, asked myself th...