Issue Date:
10th November 2009
In This Issue
- Success Stories
- India's First Business Continuity Awards
- News Alert
- Upcoming Events
- BFSI Industry Trends
- Technology Trends
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News Alert
Recovery In Sight
CEOs of IT companies indicate that recovery is now on the horizon but it might be extended over sometime. A few have evoked concerns about a U vs W patterned recovery.
Atul Hemani-MD Omnitech InfoSolutions shares his thoughts along with other global leaders like Infosys, Cognizant, Syntel,Dell, Mastek, SAP etc in an interaction with Priya Kekre from DataQuest magazine.
Omnitech declares its quarterly results for the second quarter of the financial year 2009
Omnitech InfoSolutions today announced its standalone financial results for the second quarter ended on September 30, 2009.
Omnitech InfoSolutions Q2 standalone results up 11 %, PAT gains marginally.
Commenting on the Q2 FY09-10 results, Atul Hemani, Managing Director of Omnitech said, ``We continue to leverage our strengths of in managed IT services which include remote infrastructure, application and performance management services for robust growth in this quarter.``
``Our growth contribution is twofold, by expanding business offerings to existing clients and by acquiring new customer globally,`` he added.
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| Success Stories |
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FUNCTIONAL TESTING (UAT) CASE STUDY- The client is one of the well known technology company specializing in products for the retail and financial sectors. Its main products are point-of-sale terminals, automatic teller machines, check processing systems, barcode scanners, and business consumables. They also are one of the largest providers of IT maintenance support services.
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PERFORMANCE TESTING OF RE-ENGINEERED APPLICATION CASE STUDY The client is one of the well known Life Insurance Company which offers a broad array of life insurance products to individuals, associations and businesses of all sizes, with a wide variety of additional coverage to ensure their customers can find an insurance product to meet their needs. |
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Banking Sector and MicroFinance In India India's growing economy has rapidly attracted global attention. Amidst the euphoria, an area gaining increasing policy attention is the “inclusive growth” across population segments. In turn, one of the key drivers for such growth is a well-developed and inclusive financial system. A scan of the recent speeches by key policy actors such as the Finance Minister, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India and Chairman of NABARD reveals the consistent mention of microfinance as one of the focus areas towards promotion of inclusive financial systems in India. |
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Cloud Computing- Defogging the Cloud This article is aimed at removing some of the fog that covers the cloud, making it easier to understand. Source: Anurag Shah (CEO-Omnitech InfoSolutions) Cloud computing has created huge interest across all sections and segments of IT and end user teams. However the real usage of cloud computing is still very foggy and not well understood by most; many times including even those who are a proponent of the same. This article is aimed at removing some of the fog that covers the cloud, making it easier to understand. Demystifying the Cloud The cloud concept is not entirely new. Most of us would have offered or used cloud-based services at some point of time in the past; knowingly or unknowingly. For example, the Internet by itself is a real example of a cloud-based service. Another classic case of a provider of cloud-based services is your local cable TV provider. We never know where it is being physically provisioned from or how it is built or who manages its operations, etc.Wikipedia defines clouding computing as, 'a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet'. Users need not have knowledge of, expertise in, or control over the technology infrastructure in the 'cloud' that supports them. The concept generally incorporates combinations of the following:
• Infrastructure as a service (LaaS)
The real reason why the cloud is now picking up so much steam is due to the fact that it has matured to the extent that it has now reached the business applications that really matter to most of the users in day-to-day life. Imagine that some of your most basic applications like accounting software, office applications, e-mails, etc. do not require you to procure any software permanently. You use them over the Web as and when you need them and pay only for the usage. It is pretty much like your electricity bill; what we term as utility-based services. You only pay for what you use.
In summary, cloud computing is in reality more of a disruptive business model rather than a new technology innovation. |
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