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India Approves National Cybersecurity Policy
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/23/2013   3 comments
India has a new comprehensive security policy.
India Debates Preferential Market Access for 'Security Sensitive' Electronics
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/16/2013   Post a comment
The contentious policy decision to grant preferential market access (PMA) to domestically manufactured high-tech products in India has ruffled a lot of feathers.
India's Enterprises Assess Big-Data
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/14/2013   19 comments
Do India's enterprises view big-data as an IT challenge or as a business opportunity?
India's Government Procurement Policy May Have Effect on OEMs
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/7/2013   21 comments
Emphasis on local manufacturing may drastically alter the Indian OEM landscape.
Indian OEMs Given an Extension
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/3/2013   4 comments
The Indian Government has given a three-month extension to rules around product testing.
Innovation Fever Strikes India's IT Sector
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/30/2013   16 comments
The need to generate intellectual property has hit a common chord with all manner of tech companies in India.
New Immigration Bill Incites Indian Outsourcing Companies
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/26/2013   51 comments
A new bill threatens the Indian BPO industry.
India Drawing the Line in Map-Making Endeavors
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/18/2013   13 comments
The Indian government struggles against crowd sourcing to control information.
GI Cloud: India's Government Cloud Policy & Roadmap Rolled Out
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/11/2013   5 comments
India is launching a new government cloud policy.
Legal Questions Plague India Software Exports
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/5/2013   7 comments
Software falls into one of Indian export law's gray areas.
Rogue Clouds Rampant in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   4/3/2013   17 comments
Ninety percent of companies in India have a rogue cloud problem.
Indian Resistance to BYOD
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   3/28/2013   47 comments
Indian CIOs and security folks hate BYOD.
Indian Railways Chugging Along With IT
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   3/25/2013   19 comments
Indian Railways is investing in major IT upgrades.
Indian Software Product Entrepreneurs Seek Level Playing Field
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   3/22/2013   17 comments
Indian software makers believe that government standards eliminate them from contention for contracts.
India Wants Multinationals to Chip In
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   3/14/2013   12 comments
The Indian government is working hard to create a semiconductor industry, but the obstacles are proving stubborn.
No Royal Treatment for Software Imports in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   3/8/2013   27 comments
A new tax plan introduced by India's government could end up hurting the local subsidiaries of multinational software companies.
Online Law Turns Against Law-Makers in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/28/2013   45 comments
The Indian government was forced to censor itself.
Indian Software Product Spirit Catches On
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/21/2013   17 comments
A new partnership may help the Indian software industry.
Lessons in Tablet Education From India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/16/2013   36 comments
A wide variety of tablets customized for educational use are now entering the market.
The SMAC in Your Face Opportunity for the Indian IT Industry
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/14/2013   18 comments
Four components look to transform the Indian IT Industry
New Standards for Indian OEMs
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/7/2013   19 comments
OEMs have to meet new registration and quality standards in India.
What’s in Store for Indian Enterprise Storage
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   2/1/2013   12 comments
Major storage moves for Indian CIOs.
Windows 8 Promo Price Can Act as Anti-Piracy Tool in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/31/2013   32 comments
Microsoft intentionally or unintentionally might put the bite on piracy with price plan.
Indian BPO Becomes BPM
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/25/2013   12 comments
A makeover for the BPO segment in India.
M-Health in India Needs a CIO's Bedside Manner
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/24/2013   19 comments
India needs m-health, and CIOs can help it grow faster.
Internet Governance Treaty Puts India in Uneasy Spot
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/17/2013   2 comments
An India-backed proposal to regulate the Internet has resulted in a proposed treaty that's now creating conflicts at home for India's government.
Indians Are Making Multiple Visits to Online Stores Before Buying
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/15/2013   13 comments
Lessons for Indian retail CIOs.
Productivity Plummets in Indian ITeS-BPO Sector Over Safety
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/10/2013   14 comments
Worries surrounding physical security are hurting productivity of Indian IT.
Windows 8 Virtually a Nonstarter in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/4/2013   24 comments
India prefers XP but will likely turn to desktop virtualization when it must do so.
Lessons of Low-Cost Devices in India & Beyond
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   1/3/2013   17 comments
With cheap devices for schools, it isn't just price -- but support.
Information Security Strategy Lagging in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/27/2012   22 comments
While CIOs are confident, they're missing some basic best-practices.
Indian IT-BPO Services: Time to Look Inward
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/25/2012   49 comments
With developed nations sputtering economically, it is time for BPOs to look closer to home.
India's Central Device Repository: Anti-Theft or Anti-Privacy?
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/20/2012   17 comments
A central device repository may help curb theft, but does it violate individual rights?
Thorny Issues for India's E-Governance Projects
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/14/2012   12 comments
There are plenty of e-governance projects in India, but to get involved you have to know the dangers.
India's Aadhaar Project
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/12/2012   1 comment
The Aadhaar Project is India's plan to get government payments directly to its people.
Policy Changes to India’s OEM Market
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/6/2012   11 comments
The Indian government is moving to make up for a stretched electronic manufacturing industry.
Telemedicine Still Not Reaching Rural India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   12/4/2012   21 comments
Telemedicine may be the key to solving India's healthcare problems.
Social Censorship in India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/30/2012   27 comments
India's government has stepped up efforts to censor material on the Internet.
The Virtually Untapped Virtualization Market
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/27/2012   7 comments
Only 5 to 10 percent of Indian organizations are extensively using virtualization.
India's NKN Breaks Boundaries
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/22/2012   12 comments
India's NKN is opening new opportunities for global collaboration among research and educational institutions.
Cloud Learning Curve Looms for India's Small Businesses
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/19/2012   17 comments
Tech-savvy firms see the business benefits in cloud-based solutions, even as many of India's 26 million micro, small, and midsized businesses lag behind.
Obama Is Indian IT Industry's Fear & Hope
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/16/2012   19 comments
President Obama's second-term economic initiatives will have uncertain impacts on India's IT services industry.
Hurry & Collaborate to Weather the Storm
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/14/2012   5 comments
Collaboration is becoming a must in space, and India is leading the way.
More Indian Workers Demanding BYOD
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/9/2012   14 comments
More Indian workers are demanding BYOD to increase their own productivity.
India Lagging in Document Management
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/8/2012   45 comments
Document management is an often overlooked part of efficiency for Indian CIOs.
A Bitter Pill for Indian Small Pharmaceutical Units
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   11/2/2012   11 comments
Barcodes might be the first of several unwanted compliance steps that the India Pharmaceutical Industry has to deal with.
India's Exascale Dream May Flop
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   10/31/2012   26 comments
India's effort to rise to the top of the super computing rankings might not be the best choice.
E-Waste Laws in India Put Pressure on OEMs
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   10/23/2012   14 comments
New e-waste recyclng rules in India put a great deal of onus on OEMs and large consumers of IT.
Are CIOs Ready for India's Smart Cities?
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   10/22/2012   19 comments
India will have to build 500 new cities in the next 20 years, and they're aiming for smart, green cities that CIOs must prepare for.
Broadband Coming to Rural India
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   10/18/2012   32 comments
The Indian government is investing billions in new Internet infrastructure to bring broadband connectivity -- and new business opportunities -- to rural areas.
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Michael Beck   5/24/2013   3 comments
As a CIO (or any other executive for that matter), it's often hard to rise above the fray of day-to-day activity in order to see the bigger picture, new horizons, or advancement ...
Sudha Nagaraj Bharadwaj   5/23/2013   3 comments
At long last, the Indian government has come up with a national cybersecurity policy. Its aim is to create a secure computing environment and adequate trust and confidence in electronic ...
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The Translational Genomics Research Institute wanted to save lives, but its efforts were hobbled by immense computing challenges related to collecting, processing, sharing, and storing enormous amounts of data.
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TGen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives
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The Translational Genomics Research Institute is revamping its computing to improve speed, storage, and collaboration – and, most importantly, to save lives.
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Computing Power Helping to Save Children's Lives
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VMware has a new solution to the MDM problem, two virtual phones inside a real phone, at least for Android phones. Currently limited to two models, the idea could expand and provide a way of letting companies harmonize their need to manage corporate use of phones while preserving BYOD.
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Clash of the Tableau 8: Release the Kraken!
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Using Virtualization – for Real!
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Is UC Becoming Oxymoronic or Just Moronic?
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The editors make their predictions about what will win the next match-up in the E2 Tournament of IT Revolutionaries.
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There's More to Mobility Than the Mobile Worker
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Data/Storage Wish List for Enterprises
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