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• Nasscom-Welsh Development Agency to sign MoU
• Nasscom collects Rs 100 mn for quake relief
• Get your business model in place: Ashok Soota
• 'More US firms depend on Indian IT cos than ever before'
• Indian companies need to build human capital: Ghoshal

February 9, 2001

• Growth rate of 9% quite feasible, says Montek
• Nasscom sees need for 205,000 IT professionals by 2002
• Europe shines brighter for Indian IT exports
• NYSE shortlists Indian firms for technology
• Panel to submit 3G policy report in 3 months
• Nasdaq board committee to examine IPO
• Nasscom-McKinsey study springs a surprise

February 8, 2001

• But where are the crowds...?
• Speed is the key for all acquisitions: Nilekani
• Mahajan makes a case for globalisation
• Nasscom-Dubai Internet City sign MoU
• Present-day Internet is powered by Indians: Arun Netravali
• Nasscom 2001 rehashes old soundbytes on new economy

February 7, 2001

• Software industry cautions on competition
• Nasscom does its bit for earthquake-hit
• Nasscom sees 120 million Net users by 2008
• Maharashtra to set up IT task force: CM

February 6, 2001

• Q3 software exports jump 65% to Rs 71.6 billion
• 'India must create original technology'
• Nasscom, Dubai Internet City to sign MoU

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