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In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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2,000 disabled to be placed in IT/BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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2,000 specially abled to be placed in BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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Global hack scare turns boon in disguise for ethical hackers
As the continual global hack scares send shivers down the spine of various industries cashing in on eCommerce boom, the demand of near non-descript white hat hackers has witnessed a sudden surge, prompting thousands to enroll into short-term courses on ethical hacking.
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In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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2,000 disabled to be placed in IT/BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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2,000 specially abled to be placed in BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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Global hack scare turns boon in disguise for ethical hackers
As the continual global hack scares send shivers down the spine of various industries cashing in on eCommerce boom, the demand of near non-descript white hat hackers has witnessed a sudden surge, prompting thousands to enroll into short-term courses on ethical hacking.
