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Three years after buying a stake in India’s Sasken Technologies, Nortel has reportedly exited by selling the 9.3% it had left in the company, which develops software for 3G wireless and broadband DSL technologies. The stake in Sasken was the brain-child of ex-Nortel CEO Bill Owens, who also committed Nortel to a money-losing contact BSNL.

Three years after buying a stake in India’s Sasken Technologies, Nortel has reportedly exited by selling the 9.3% it had left in the company, which develops software for 3G wireless and broadband DSL technologies. The stake in Sasken was the brain-child of ex-Nortel CEO Bill Owens, who also committed Nortel to a money-losing contact BSNL.

Four rounds Written Technical interview HR interview Final interview The written test was conducted in three sections, all in a single question paper. SECTION1: English–It consisted of 2 passages,technical related. Also some bits on finding the right meaning of the highlighted words.

Nokia completes deal with Sasken over German unit June 3rd, 2008 2:33 pm Nokia completed the transfer of its adaptation software R&D unit based in Bochum, Germany, to Sasken Communication Technologies, a Reuters report said. Nokia announced the deal in January as part of its decision to close its cellphone plant in Bochum, cutting 2,300 staff.

We all know that Sasken Communications, the India based telecommunication Technology Company, and Nokia are partners. Business Standard reports that Nokia has transferred its R&D facility in... Visit my blog to read more.

It is always good to see two companies joining to make things better for us, and the latest news in via a press release shows that there has been a brand new transfer of Nokia’s Adaptation Software R&D entity to Sasken Communication Technologies completed. The full press release which is new in today can be read below.

“Who are the IT guys backing?” That is the kind of question anybody who equates Bangalore with IT and IT alone asks. Nobody asks who the garment guys are backing although they are far more in number than the IT guys. On one level, the question “Who are the IT guys are backing?” is based on a presupposition.

According to India’s The Financial Express, Nortel may be planning on selling its 11.31% stake in Sasken Communication Technologies Ltd., a Bangalore-based telecom R&D firm that Nortel invested $10-million in three years ago. Sasken, which has worked with Nortel since 1991 on many of its GSM technologies, may back the stake back from Nortel.

What is the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike? How has a motley group of self-appointed soldiers come to dominate the political discourse so quickly and so often? Who in the organisation decides what issues to take up? How does it work the media? How does it explain the violence and vandalism that has become its signature tune; the charges and suspicions?

The outrage of Kannada organisations at a poem written by a Canadian employee of the IT company Sasken that reportedly abuses and makes fun of Kannadigas, has taken a familiar route: the company’s premises have been ransacked, about 50 computers have been destroyed, there have been calls for the