Vineet Agarwal says integration of infotech into the logistics sector will render it more efficient and its processes more structured.
Category: Technology
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New technology aids in monitoring roads
Traffic monitoring on Indian highÂways is practically non-existent; in the past, no need was felt to moniÂtor highways, besides sporadic use of ambulances.
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Kavveri Telecom buys US firm
The Bangalore-based telecom products manufacturer Kavveri Telecom has acquired the US-based WPCS International’s wireless communications division, which makes solutions used by police officers, firemen and other emergency services.
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Handygo in rural areas
Mobile value-added services provider Handygo Technologies plans to invest Rs 120 crore in expansion of its services in the country in the next 12 months.
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Foreign vendors quit TEMA
The foreign vendors have asked the Telecom Equipment Manufacturer Association of India (TEMA) to remove their logo from its website as their membership has been terminated by the body.
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Real-time traffic management system
When it’s information technology (IT), Bangalore shows the way. Infusion of IT into India’s urban transport infrastructure has mostly been piecemeal, sometimes defeating the purpose. As Praveen Sood says,
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Surat saviour goes to Delhi
The government recently appointed SR Rao as the Commerce Secretary in place of Rahul Khullar who was shifted as the telecom regulator after retirement earlier this month.
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Tata for noise mitigating technology
In order to reduce the mitigate the impact of noise from running trains in the neighbourhood of railway tracks, Tata Steel is keen to adopt ‘SilentTrack’ technology.
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Traffic Infra Tech Expo focuses on safety
Traffic Infra Tech Expo 2012, an international show on traffic management, soluÂtions, parking, safety, tolls and infraÂstructure, was held on 17-19 May.
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Telenor looking for new partner in india
Telenor said it is in discussions to rope in a new partner for its telecom business in India before the government auctions the spectrum.