Bharat Book Bureau

For more than a decade Australia has been looking to establishing a national eHealth system. After many reviews, reports and an estimated A$5 billion expended on various eHealth initiatives, the country is no closer

Rumors have swirled recently that Motorola may be evaluating a potential sale of its Home and Networks business division. It is a good time to examine Motorola’s recent broadband access wins and new product launches in its CMTS and PON portfolio

BharatBook adds report on “Processed Food Market in Poland Outlook 2012”, there will be hardly any impact of 2008 financial turbulences on the food processing industry in Poland.

BharatBook adds report on “Asia Pacific Pharma Sector Analysis”, the future of pharma industry in the Asia-Pacific region remains bright, and the industry is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 12.6% during 2010-2012.

Desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) is a way of providing a fully managed desktop service from the cloud. Based on virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), DaaS offers the flexibility and agility of VDI, with the elasticity of the cloud.

BharatBook adds report on “Sports Wear Market in India” anticipates the current size of the Indian sportswear industry worth over INR 355 Billion, which is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 45% between 2010 and 2012.

Bharat Book on Server "Mobilizing Facebook: Analysis and Reference Guide for Mobile Social Networking ".Mobile Social Networking provides faster and easier communication facilities to social networks users.

BharatBook adds report on “Indian Natural Gas Sector Analysis”, India has set a target of producing 42.28 Billion Cubic Meter natural gas for FY 2009 of which only 32.8 Billion Cubic Meter have been produced.

An increasing number of consumers now choose to take discounted bundles from their providers. For regulators, this trend makes regulatory policies regarding the replicability of bundles a relevant issue when analyzing markets and imposing obligations

This is a summary of 2Q10 financial results for telco vendors in five regions. Revenues for infrastructure vendors saw some YoY growth in 2Q10, up approximately 2%, but the growth rate fell for the second straight quarter.