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Chennai, Jan 12 (PTI), Polaris Software Lab, the Chennai-based IT services and solutions provider, has opted for the continuation of the "Mother Teresa" Corporate Citizen Award in 2003. The Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai, the award has gone to a business of the house ", which runs in a professional manner consistent and sustained focus on the business of the mission blending with a social vision", a press company said here Monday.

Customer satisfaction implies giving to them what they really want in terms of quality, time and place convenient to them. Today, the market being customer-oriented, market people adopt the strategy of first identifying their customers and then attending to their needs. Customer loyalty is almost a necessity in the present market scenario. But this does not mean merely paying lip service . Neither should one take advantage of the availability of large number of customers for the products or services one offers paying no regard to their satisfaction, thinking tu nahi aur sahi. Customers deserve to be treated alike and provided

While initiating a new business, perhaps the most vital consideration you as an entrepreneur must analyse is what the customer needs now, what could be his requirement tomorrow and his fluctuating preferences. For this purpose, it is indispensable that you should be in constant touch with your customers. It helps you to know his changing needs. Marketing is a very major aspect of business and one cant run a business efficiently and profitably by neglecting it. You would better concentrate on satisfying the customers needs. This will mean

CHENNAI: Mother Teresa Corporate Citizen Award for 2003 of the Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), was on Polaris Software Labs Ltd, and the recommendation for the award of Larsen and Toubro Ltd The price of good corporate citizenship has become a listed company, which carries out its social responsibility and added value for its shareholders and the Commonwealth as a whole. The distinguishing criteria, it is necessary that the commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, harmonious labour relations, the welfare of workers and gender equality. In his acceptance speech, Mr. Arun Jain, CEO, Polaris, said that the company had begun various social

Wipro Technologies, the Global IT services division of Wipro Limited (NYSE:WIT), has become the first company outside the United States to be conferred the prestigious award for Software Process Achievement (SPA) by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Computer Society. The SPA award was presented to Wipro Technologies on May 7th in an International Conference on Software Engineering held at Portland, Oregon USA. The award is given for achieving a high software process capability and establishing a basis for moving to a very broad improvement program that concerns people and product, rather than just process and issues. Adding

The Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Loyola College, Chennai, is inviting nominations for Mother Teresa Award. The award, currently in its tenth year, is given to corporates to recognize their achievements in the areas of ethical governance. All listed public limited companies are eligible to participate and the last date for obtaining the nomination forms from LIBA is 30 November. The firms should apply for the award within a month of the receipt of application forms, a press release said. Previous recipients include Titan Industries Ltd, Tamilnadu News Print and Papers Limited (TNPL), Orchid Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd,Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Shriram Ltd, Polaris

Another Top Award for MBA Systems For the sixth year running, MBA Systems has won a key award at the Securities Industry Software Awards, which is sponsored by TD Waterhouse. These awards are considered to be the most prestigious acclamation amongst suppliers of systems to the securities industry. This year, MBA received this accolade for the Best Website Development. The awards were organised by Summerson Goodacre who had invited nominations from the broking industry. The nominations were put before the judging panel of four, which comprised bankers and brokers, to complete the adjudication process. Celebrity guest, John Motson, the BBCs chief sports

CHENNAI, March 18. THE Mother Teresa Award for Corporate Citizenship, as far from a listed company of the Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), a Chennai-based Shriram Investments Ltd this year. The award recognizes the contribution of an undertaking for the environment and society. The Chairman of the Award Committee, Mr. M.V. Murugappan, said the director general of the presentation of the Shriram Investments, Ms Akhila Srinivasan, was the best of all entries. Accepting the distinction, Ms. Srinivasan, said Shriram group was of philosophy, business ventures in the service of society. Several companies in the group will contribute to the youth of schools and

It was raining Mani in the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta campus Sunday afternoon. The renowned film-maker Mr. Mani Ratnam was on campus on an invitation from the Entrepreneurship Cell of IIM Calcutta. The MBA grad and ex-management consultant was here to speak about his experience across his interesting career path. The function began with Mr. Ratnam being welcomed by thunderous desk thumping and cheering in the jam-packed lecture hall as he was received by members of the cell. In his characteristic soft-spoken style, Mr. Ratnam apologized for boring students on a weekend afternoon. He reminded the organizers of his condition

CHENNAI, JAN. 18. ``Man is born to worship God and serve people'', said the Kanchi Acharya, Sri Jayendra Saraswati, distributing the Centenarian awards here today. The Acharya urged individuals to be more service-minded. K. Kasthurirangan, MP, was awarded the Centenarian Trust's `Man of the year' award for his contributions to science and national development. D.R. Karthikeyan, former Director, Central Bureau of Investigation and Rakesh Mohan (in absentia), Deputy Governor of Reserve Bank of India were awarded the Paramacharya Award. The Paramacharya Lifetime Excellence and Achievement Award went to S. Ramadorai, Chief Executive Officer, Tata Consultancy Services; M.V. Pylee, former Vice-Chancellor, Cochin University,

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