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Emerging Technology Trends Report 2010

Venture Capital funds weathered consolidation and liquidity pressures last year. However, the top 10 technology areas received funding to the tune of US$ 1.8 billion. TCS Co-Innovation Network (COIN)™ has worked with some of the most ambitious VC firms from around the world, and is equipped to track the pulse of the most promising technology startups. The TCS COIN™ team explored areas of technology that received the highest funding, the most preferred destination for emerging technology companies, the source of disruptive innovations and more.

The Emerging Technology Trends Report 2010 by COIN™ reveals that Mobile VAS platforms & security, Social media & networking and information security attracted top dollars. The report also provides a sampling of products and services available in Information Security, Business and Data Analytics, Green IT. Speech, Script & Natural Language Technologies and other emerging areas.

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Announcement: TCS Research Fellowship

The TCS Research Fellowship is being established to enhance the talent base in the country. The TCS Research Fellowship was announced by N. Chandrasekaran, CEO & MD of TCS, at Sangam 2009, the TCS Annual Academic Meet. TCS will sponsor an annual intake of 40 research students for a PhD programme in computer science, across India, for five years, starting 2010 – 2011 (making it 200 in the plan period). Read more...

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mKRISHI features in CSR360 GPN Magazine (Jun 2010)

mKRISHI- A Mobile Agro Advisory System, an offering from TCS Innovation Labs- Mumbai has been featured in the recently launched issue of CSR360 GPN Magazine. Dr. Arun Pande, Head- TCS Innovation Labs- Mumbai stated that mKRISHI was developed as an innovative platform to offer personalized and integrated services to farmers. mKRISHI platform combines multiple technologies to bring vital information regarding local weather, fertilizer requirements based on soil conditions, pest control, and current food grain prices in local markets in a rich content format to the farmer's low-end mobile handsets.

Research Feature

Can IT lead business agility?

Corporate executives, especially those who are not IT experts, feel that the company - especially the IT component of the company - should respond very quickly to their needs. However, increasing complexity of data and intensive processing needs compound ITs tasks. The job of the CIOs / CTOs is to ensure that systems built by the company’s IT experts can be easily modified and easily added to, and can be easily corrected in response to management decisions.

In this webcast, TCS CTO K Ananth Krishnan and Prof V S Subrahmanian, Director of the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS)University of Maryland, discuss IT’s capability to Promote Business Agility in enterprises.

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