software company

Indusa feel proud to announce that two of our solutions have been approved by IT giants Oracle & IBM and are listed under their global products catalog.

Survey Plus, an online survey Portlet solution, ready for IBM Websphere, is listed under IBM Software Access Catalog. Using Survey Plus, one can design, schedule, publish and conduct surveys & polls on the web. The software helps to meet diverse business needs like customer evaluation, market research, product/service improvement, employee feedback etc. It simplifies compilation; analysis of data collected and generates reports & graphs to measure effectiveness. To explore our product, access this URL: http://www-304.ibm.com/jct09002c/gsdod/search.do and key in Survey Plus in search box.

ANEWINDIA Web Marketing Services, an SEO Company Based in New Delhi, India. Offering Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Website Promotion and Web Design services.

We are serving seo services to clients based around the globe e.g. USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Newzealand, Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland, Japan and so on.

You can visit our site : http://www.anewindia.com for more information.

Fibre2fashion.com had initiated a beta service called Software Solution that can help software buyers and software providers get connected in a more efficient manner. This site has been out of beta recently. The site combines news, articles & events aggregation, commentary from industry experts, user-generated content, case-studies, articles, product show-case, etc.

Job Summary:

The candidate should be equipped with 2+years hands on exposure in software development on ASP.NET & C# platform & should have the ability to lead a team.

Job Description:

Key Skills:

A) Technologies:
The candidate should have a good grasp of the following technology stack
1.Microsoft Web Architecture
2.Microsoft ASP.Net 2.0 Web Development
3.C# scripting language,
4.SQL SERVER 2005/2000

The bug caused a crash that required a complete reinstall of the OS.
PC manufacturers that expected to get their hands on the final version of Windows Vista today will have to wait a couple more weeks for the operating system, according to sources familiar with Microsoft Corp.'s plans.
Microsoft originally targeted today for Vista's release to manufacturing, but a last-minute bug that "took most of the Vista team by surprise" caused an unexpected delay, said Ethan Allen, a quality assurance lead at a Seattle high-tech company that tests its products for Vista. Allen also oversees hotfix.net.