Travel industry “victims” urged to consider IT solutions

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IT firm NIIT Technologies has urged firms set for big losses following the Icelandic volcano travel chaos to consider solutions to help them survive and grow in tough conditions.

According to the company, an increasing number of and more airlines, travel, cargo, transport and logistics companies are turning to technology as managed services to help them through the harsh

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