A standardised e-governance framework is required to infuse life in egov projects
In the current scenario, India requires a unified architecture for e-governance. The evolution towards a mature e-governance model…
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Directi group introduces a mobile-based meal voucher platform Zeta
The app has a location-sensitive merchant directory that helps users locate outlets in the vicinity. The app also eliminates…
PlanMyMedicalTrip bags angel funding worth Rs 1.25 crores
The portal aims to strengthen presence to countries that are rich with prospects for medical tourism such as Thailand, UAE, Brazil…
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 launched in India priced at a starting Rs 89,990
Technology giant Microsoft has finally brought its 'Surface' range of tablets to the Indian market with the latest version -…
eGovWatch: Centre to launch software for e-Connectivity of agricultural markets
The new software could break the virtual and connectivity barriers of agricultural Markets and will benefit the farmers in getting…
#OddEven: pre-owned car platfrom Spinny adds odd-even filter
In a bid to augment the awareness around the government’s initiatives, Spinny has also made a post on its blog regarding similar…
Semiconductor revenue declined 1.9 Percent in 2015: Gartner
Intel recorded a 1.2 percent revenue decline, due to falls in PC shipments. However, it retained the No. 1 market share position…
Indian IT industry seeks relief from double taxation, steps to boost exports
Facing a slowdown in major markets abroad, the Indian IT industry on Thursday sought relief from double taxation on software, as…
Online classifieds firm Quikr buys tech realty firm CommonFloor
Online classifieds company Quikr has acquired tech real estate company CommonFloor to strengthen its four-month old real estate…
You may not have to shorten your tweet now
Whatever Twitter does next, CEO Jack Dorsey pledged most tweets will remain ''short and sweet.''