Tech Mahindra in talks to buy Comviva from Bharti
Indian IT giant reportedly plans to purchase Comviva for US$134.5 million, a move that's in line with Bharti's to exit non-core businesses.
Indian IT giant reportedly plans to purchase Comviva for US$134.5 million, a move that's in line with Bharti's to exit non-core businesses.
Indian operator writes to telecoms department for a temporary license so it can continue operating until the March auction, to avoid having the Supreme Court ordering it to shut down its services.
Concept of brand loyalty disappearing among consumers today, so businesses must tap social media and other tools to create customer stickiness, industry players advise.
Payment industry is transforming as more new payment applications are built by developers with financial company's open APIs, though analysts caution that even the most innovative apps must remain user-focused.
Having user registration based on invitation creates exclusivity and demand for service, but it could also put off users to turn to rival platforms as alternatives.
case study Technology helped boost efficiency of computer resources, giving "digital native" students at Temasek Poly's school of informatics and IT flexibility to access learning materials, says one staffer.
Number of Facebook users in country soars by massive 179 percent within one year, making it top social networking site in July, new report finds.
Full-scale cloud penetration among businesses still low and this gives Hewlett-Packard chance to become one-stop cloud specialist, says exec.
U.K.-based vendor serves notice to manufacturing partner for violating intellectual property rights by agreeing to produce Aakash tablets for local institution directly, and selling device in open market, report says.
Booming Chinese smartphone industry potentially risks intellectual property tussle, as important patents regarding mobile technology belong to foreign companies, not homegrown ones, report notes.