India-based IT company Satyam is facing scandal after its chairman, Ramalingam Raju, admitted he falsified approximately $1 billion of profit in the last several years. The incident, which some are calling India's Enron, may end up costing hundreds of IT workers in Australia their jobs and... (Read More)

Despite India being something of an emerging technological powerhouse economy these days, the decision to launch the iPhone 3G there has to be amongst the more bizarre made by Apple of late. Heck, I would chance my arm and say that there is more chance of seeing someone really do the Indian Rope... (Read More)

There's a lot of pressure on CEO's to keep costs down in a struggling economy. One way they can do that is by outsourcing their IT services to overseas firms, especially to India. Now, this isn't exactly breaking news, but the rate that company's are turning to lower cost outsourcing programs is... (Read More)

Last year I exposed a security breach involving the online collection of applications for visa documents allowing Indian citizens to visit the UK, an expose that ended up with the UK government itself being found guilty of breaking the Data Protection Act and which kick-started something of a sea... (Read More)

An innovative experiment in publishing by a doctor in Mumbai has sparked off a wide range of academic publications, giving authors hundreds of new readers and a genuine chance to create relevant new knowledge. Mumbai-based Medknow is an open publishing firm that creates academic (mostly medical)... (Read More)

Japanese information technology companies are mapping out a new base to outsource software development in India, according to Nihon Keizai Shimbun. Japanese firms, which have long shifted their software development to China for low costs, are now faced with a lack of local engineers and deciding... (Read More)