High Tech Companies In India

The Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE), the technology arm of the state General Education Department, has introduced a comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for 1,85,114 high-tech devices in government and aided schools across Kerala. This move ensures the smooth functioning of these devices, which are essential for effective digital education. The AMC, which commenced Sunday, covers 79,571 high-tech devices installed in 11,226 primary and upper primary schools under the High-Tech Lab project implemented in 2019, an official statement said here. Similarly, 62,677 laptops and 42,866 projectors in government and aided high schools, higher secondary and vocational higher secondary schools, installed during the 2018-19 period, have been under AMC since April 2023, it said. K Anvar Sadath, CEO, KITE said that school principals should register any hardware-related complaints on the new portal - www.kite.kerala.gov.in/support. Vendors will be penalised i

There were four acquisitions each for financial technology and high-tech firms, three for enterprise infrastructure and two for media and entertainment

The distance India has to cover can be seen from the fact that China contributed 8.3 per cent of the top 20 manufacturing companies' global revenue at $279.4 billion

Pune-based company announces dividend of Rs 12 per equity share and special dividend of Rs 10 per equity share

Showcased at the Google's Search On event in September, the new search features on Maps includes the ability to search surroundings using the phone's camera

Ongoing investments in 99acres amid rising competition may hinder profitability

Under the deal, BEL will handle front-end requirements in the market and support localisation of projects, while Smiths Detection will provide screening tech

According to a report, companies with 6-day work weeks have to settle for leftover talent

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance expressed concerns over the monitoring mechanism in ensuring compliance with the provisions of CSR

The story of high-technology companies in India will now turn on the interfaces between them and the regulators