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here to view the webcast of Arun's Address.
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| Pictured: Arun
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Arun
Kumar in his capacity as the Vice-Chairman of the Executive Council of NASSCOM
(National Association of Software & Service Companies) is in New York
with other NASSCOM delegates to showcase Indian companies with an objective
to gain US business partners.
Arun would be addressing the NYSE on 'Best
Practices: Managing Operational Risk in the post 9/11 environment '. Arun's
address would touch upon the changing business environment and the importance
of information security in the aftermath of the 9/11 disaster. He will also
address concerns that have arisen about conducting trade with India and dispel
myths that exist about India as a preferred IT partner.
Arun would also be speaking to an international
audience at NASDAQ on the current challenges and future potential that the
changing business and technology environment offers.
About NASSCOM
India's National Association of Software
and Service Companies, NASSCOM, is the apex body and umbrella organization
for IT Software and Services industry in India. The member companies of NASSCOM
are in the business of Software, IT Services, Internet, E-commerce and IT
Enabled Services. Thus NASSCOM is not only a Chamber of Commerce, but also
a single point-reference on any information on IT and Services and Industry
in India.
NASSCOM's primary objective is to act as a
catalyst for the growth of the software, IT services and e-commerce industry
in India. NASSCOM was specifically set up to facilitate business and trade
in software and services and to encourage advancement of research in software
technology. It is strictly a not-for-profit organization.
For more on NASSCOM visit - http://www.nasscom.org
About NASDAQ
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| Pictured:
Phiroz Vandrevala, Chairman, NASSCOM, Kiran Karnik,
President, NASSCOM, Arun Kumar, Vice-Chairman, NASSCOM
joined by Alfred Berkeley, Vice Chairman, The Nasdaq Stock,
Market, Inc.and David Weild, Vice Chairman, The Nasdaq
Stock, Market, Inc. |
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trading location. Here trading is executed through Nasdaq's sophisticated
computer and telecommunications network, which transmits real-time quote and
trade data to more than 1.3 million users in 83 countries. Without size limitations
or geographical boundaries, Nasdaq's "open architecture" market
structure allows a virtually unlimited number of participants to trade in
a company's stock. Today, Nasdaq lists the securities of nearly 4,100 of the
world's leading companies and each year, continues to help hundreds of companies
successfully make the transition to public ownership.
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Last updated :
December 26, 2006
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