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Lux Rao Country Leader-Future Cities & CTO-Technology Services, HP, India

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Lux Rao Country Leader-Future Cities & CTO-Technology Services, HP, India The Digital India of today is a disruptive social equalizer in that it empowers the citizens. Technology provides a great platform for mainstreaming the marginalized and paves the way for equitable opportunities enabling citizens to grow. The combination of Smart Cities, Digital Government, Citizen Services via Web & Mobile Technologies, the rise of social media and increased awareness is creating the momentum for a new age of opportunities and better citizen services. There is an immediate need for better alignment of technology, government policy... See More

Microsoft Windows 10 Devices showcased in Chennai

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To foster new opportunities, drive innovation and increase productivity with Windows 10, Microsoft India along with its partners have showcased its Windows 10 devices in Chennai. HP, Intel, Micromax, Lava and iBall were some partners who exhibited their Windows 10 devices at Microsoft Devices Days in Chennai. The portfolio of Windows 10 devices showcased spanned across form factors and price points starting at Rs. 9,999/-.... See More

Edgar Dias, Regional Director, India, Brocade

BYOD As businesses are in the process of allowing employees to bring their personally owned computers, smartphones and tablets into the workplace and access corporate applications, the popularity of BYOD is increasing fast. This will allow application availability at anytime, from anywhere, and will help business slash procurement costs. However, the increasing popularity of these devices will create several problems for IT departments as they attempt to mitigate risk, and this signals a tough future for the PC and laptop manufacturers. When it comes to BYOD, one of the most overriding threats is the loss and theft of these devices. Edgar Dias, Regional Director, India, Brocade According to Edgar, BYOD and the explosion of data (especially video content) are causing many new challenges as the amount of data becomes too big to handle in terms of getting value from it and in defining a strategy. Enterprises will go back to the basics in 2014 and ask fundamental questions of their ...

Kingston SSDNowUV100 in India

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Kingston Technology has announced the launch of its new Solid-State Drive, the SSDNow UV100 for India, in two variants - 60GB and 120GB. Kingston introduces the new SSDs for business class users who need better computing and which fits their budget. This SSD is cost-effective and improves performance of the system by providing a 10x overall system boost when working with multiple applications simultaneously. Kingston’s SSDNow UV100 solid-state drive (SSD) is a high-performance replacement for the hard drives, by dramatically improving the responsiveness of the system. The company introduces this new high-speed memory product with a competitive pricing to cater to the growing needs of the Indian market. With the UV100 SSD, users can easily upgrade their PCs at a much lower cost without having to spend on buying a whole new system. Not only does this product save time when migrating data to a new system but also helps in reducing the amount of e-wa...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist . |My Brand book 2013

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist . |My Brand book 2013

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...

Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist . |My Brand book 2013

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Olivier Tremouille, Managing Director, Socomec UPS, India  Just a decade less to mark centenary, Socomec founded in 1922 by Joseph Siat saw its evolution  from being a manufacturer of switches, fuse links, fuses, bells, rotisseries and sheet metal or lacquered cardboard bridging boxes. After the death of Joseph Siat, his two sons Pierre and Maurice took over the company and the company started to manufacture more specific equipment: changeover switches, transformers, rheostat-regulators and high breaking capacity fuse links. With over 150 employees, Socomec increasingly manufactured products for industrial switchgear purposes and opened its first integrated sales office in Paris.  Continuing to focus on ambitious profitable growth, Socomec has redefined its development strategy from being a product specialist to a company which is now set on becoming a solutions specialist for four business a...