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Who is Frank Gehry? See architect's key works, awards, careerWho is Frank Gehry? This explainer covers his death at 96, his early life, career, Guggenheim Bilbao impact, global projects, awards, net w...- Butlr Technologies, Propstack form alliance for occupancy sensing in IndiaButlr is the world’s first and only 100% anonymous people sensing and occupancy detection platform that helps enterprises improve their wor...
- View: Bridge the gap between beauty and utilityWhile art & life need not be separate, practicality also needs to be factored into architecture
- Uniphore to set up a team in North AmericaUmesh Sachdev, co-founder & CEO, Uniphore, said, "Entry into the US market will catapult us to the next level as it is the biggest market f...
- Cisco chairman John Chambers invests in UniphoreWhile the Chennai-based company did not disclose the amount of funding, it said existing investors including IDG Ventures also participated...
- Startups like LinguaNext, Uniphore Systems, Reverie Language Tech help mobile users cross language barrierSeeking to solve this problem, startups are targeting non-English speakers by building solutions that convert existing software application...
- Local language tech firm Uniphore Software Systems raises Angel InvestmentChennai-based Uniphore Software Systems raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Indian Angel Network, Stata Venture Partners’ founder ...
- Indian Angel Network, YourNest Angel Fund and investor Ray Stata invest in Uniphore Software SystemsThe Indian Angel Network along with YourNest Angel Fund and entrepreneur Ray Stata, have invested an undisclosed amount in Indian language ...
- Vortex Engineering's Gramateller ATM for rural IndiaVortex’s Gramateller ATM was conceived for rural India, but given its rich features, it can possibly find ready markets even outside.
- Thin Client, Fat BusinessThe fact that computer penetration in India continues to be very low—under 5%—might come across as yet another disappointing statistic. But...
- Made in India PC for $100While global computing giants like IBM and AMD are yet to give shape to their ambitious plans for a computer that costs 100 dollars or less...
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