You can hold conferences through K-Talk

Pune-based information technology company Great Software Laboratory (GS Lab) will launch an innovative mobile conferencing tool, called K-Talk, soon. The company has applied for an approval from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) to launch the service.

'It is an audio conferencing system which can be monitored and carried out with a mobile phone thereby making the process hassle free,' said Atul Narkhede, vice-president (engineering) at GS Lab."

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Chief minister of Goa, Digambar Kamat, launches 'Gauri' software at the Margao sub-registrar's office

Gauri software will facilitate registration of property papers quickly so that citizens can obtain the documents within 30-40 minutes. Earlier, the same task took 15-20 days.

State registrar V G Salkar told TOI that the software has five modules -- civil registration of marriages, sub-registration of documents such as sale deeds, gift deeds or any transaction pertaining to immoveable property, notarial functions, registration of forms like partnership forms and registration of societies.

Gauri has been built to meet Goa's requirements of coping from old Portuguese records by Pune's CDAC.

The Times of India

Serum Institute Pune develops meningitis vaccine

Pune-based Serum Institute of India Ltd (SIIL) will soon bring out India's first indigenously developed meningitis vaccine. The vaccine, which has completed phase 1, 2 and 2/3 of testing in Africa and India, will be first introduced in Africa in 2010.

Serum Institute additional medical director Dr Prasad Kulkarni said, “A few years ago, we were contacted by Meningitis Vaccine Project, a partnership between World Health Organization and Path, an American NGO, to see if we would be willing to develop and mass manufacture a vaccine at an affordable price for Africa. We accepted the project.”

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Global IT Networks India exceeds expectations

Global IT Networks has successfully completed its first quarter bagging major clients in India and exceeded in performance expectations

Global IT Networks Ltd, UK based company that has recently started their Indian operation exceeds the initial expectations and has generated sales revenue of Rs 2 Cr. Global IT Networks, (India Operation) attributes its success to taking calculated efforts in acquiring key accounts from major European countries like Netherlands, Germany and the US as well.

Global IT Networks started its operations in Pune (Oxford of East) in the May 2009 and has already crossed Rs 2 Cr in sales revenue. Pune today is fast emerging as an InfoTech hub, and making its presence felt to biggies like Bangalore and Mumbai to emerge as one of the top contenders for the 'Silicon Valley of India'. Pune is also home to well known IT giants like Wipro, Infosys, Satyam, Tata Technologies, TCS, Kanbay, Veritas, Cognizant, PCS and Tech Mahindra's British Telecom.

Global IT Networks founded in 2002 in UK with a mission of supplying quality hardware of Cisco, Juniper, and Nortel to IT and Telecom companies. As a part their global expansion, GIN has started its operation in India and Russia.

While explaining their strategic growth plan in depth, Indian operation Director Umesh Kulkarni proudly mentioned that team work is the key to our success. Other team members including Pravin, Sanket, and Vinayak helped a lot in generating leads and converting leads into clients. Next quarter apart from generating sales revenue, our major target is developing business processes for smooth and streamlined operations.

"I am amazed by the resourcefulness, integrity and dynamism shown by our Indian team," says Serge (Director -UK).

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