Friday, November 09, 2007

Nortel makes money despite falling revenue; Customers looking beyond India for outsourcing

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WAN News Alert, 11/09/07

Nortel makes money despite falling revenue, 11/07/07: Nortel Networks achieved a measure of financial recovery in the third quarter as it posted a small profit, even while revenue for most of its businesses fell.

Cisco revenue, profit rose in Q1, 11/07/07: Cisco posted a double-digit rise in revenue in its fiscal first quarter ended Oct. 27, with an even bigger gain in profit.

Designing Your Network in the 21st Century: "… vast computational resources go into the design of any modern commercial aircraft – sending hundreds of souls across thousands of miles of ocean in anything that has been put together based on some 'rules of thumb' is inconceivable. And yet most data networks are designed and built in exactly this way," writes Cisco Subnet blogger Jeff Doyle.

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Customers looking beyond India for outsourcing, analysts say, 11/07/07: Troubled by high staff attrition in India, which often disrupts work on projects, customers in the U.S. are increasingly looking for alternative countries for their outsourcing projects, industry analysts say.

Preliminary deal signed for African cable system, 11/06/07: The e-Africa Commission has signed a memorandum of understanding with 5-P Holdings to construct a $2 billion undersea cable system planned to encircle Africa with connections to Europe, South America, India and the Middle East.

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