Stock market analysts have maintained ‘buy’ rating on Satyam Computers stock with an intraday target of Rs 417.

According to them, interested traders can purchase the stock above Rs 413 with a strict stop loss of Rs 410. If the stock market remains on positive track, the stock pricing becomes more attractive, and reach above Rs 419.
 

According to the research carried out by firm Gartner, the current global majors like IBM, EDS and Accenture are facing a major risk, if Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys Technologies and Wipro Technologies emerge as the nextgen IT service meagvendors.

Gartner said, “These (Indian) vendors are increasingly being considered for strategic service deals, and will augment or, in some cases, replace today’s acknowledged megavendors by revenue in this space by 2011.”

The report by Gartner said that the top Indian IT firms have defeated the megavendors by almost a 3:1 margin in growth rates.

Washington, August 15 : Radio broadcasts with significantly higher quality are now possible with the help of a new method of processing and compressing the audio data, developed by German researchers.

Experts at the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS in Erlangen say that DAB Surround will lend a whole new quality to digital radio.

“When you listen to music on the radio, it will sound like you’re sitting in a concert hall and not at your own breakfast table,” says Matthias Rose of the IIS.

The special feature of DAB Surround is that it does not require a higher data rate than stereo DAB to achieve this noticeably better sound experience.

Dell, which is a well known PC major, is hopeful that its India business would touch a billion dollars by next year.

Michael Dell, who is the Founder chairman and CEO of the company, was extremely excited about the growth in India, and had come to India for the launch of new ultra-portable business series laptops.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) is adopting the idea of revamping the Content Code of television programs to suit the changing times. Media Experts strongly believe that there is an urgent need to revise it.

While addressing the News Television Summit 2008, Sushma Singh Secretary, Information and Broadcasting Ministry said, “We are contemplating a review of the existing draft content code as it needs to be at par with changing times.”

Singh further said that there should be an agreement between government and private broadcasters on content regulation.