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EU to tap IT firms
Bangalore, 25 March, 2004
The Times of India
With US trying to place more hurdles on the outsourcing front, it is time
for the European Union (EU) to move in. The European Multimedia Forum
(EMF), a leading European trade association is planning to set up its
second 'accelerator hub' in India, the first being in the US.
Nurturing the Small Guy
Bangalore, 25 March, 2004
Business Line
The big ones in the family don't need much help to strike out on their
own. But the medium and small members sure could do with a helping hand.
Moves afoot for India, EU IT Ties
Bangalore, 26 March, 2004
Deccan Herald
Unlike the US, the Europe nations are not against outsourcing and are
in fact welcoming the Indian IT companies with open arms.
The European Commission in association with Interactive Technology Software
and Media Association (ITSMA) on Thursday launched two initiatives. Accelerator
and PATENT, facilitating collaboration between SME companies in India
and European Union.
Indo - European IT SME Forum in City
Bangalore, 26 March, 2004
The Asian Age
"Indian small and medium enterprises must look for specific needs
of the European SMEs, which big companies there do not have and which
are also significant in size when added up," said Dr. Bob Hoekstra,
the chief executive officer, Philips Software Centre. He was speaking
at The Indo-European IT SME Forum organized by Interactive Technology
Software and Media Association and co-sponsored by European Commission,
in Bangalore on Thursday.
Multimedia Accelerator for India
Bangalore, 7 April, 2004
Vijay Times
The Indo-European IT SME Forum organized by ITSMA (Interactive technology
Software and Media Association) and co -sponsored by European Commission
was formally inaugurated by Dr. Bob Hoekstra, CEO, Philips Software Center
in Bangalore.
European Forum plans IT initiative
Bangalore, 29 March, 2004
Business Standard
European Multimedia Forum (EMF) has announced that it will launch its
"international multimedia accelerator" and "patent"
initiatives in India.
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