Experts in ERP and change management share their tips on how to choose and deploy an ERP system to maximise your monetary and time investment. Plus steps you can take to improve the chances of workers will actually use the software.
State-run media ratchets up the rhetoric after sudden swoops into Microsoft offices Monday.
The link will provide for safer and more efficient arrangements in the settling of foreign exchange transactions.
Social networking sites in China that are modeled on Facebook are having a hard time holding on to users, with customers like Beijing resident Shi Yunfeng, drifting away to newer services.
Amod Malviya, CTO, Flipkart, says the outage was not due to an infrastructure failure. He says changes in the nature of traffic affect Flipkart's complex algorithms, and throw up hidden choke points that don't show up in routine stress tests.
Chinese search giant Baidu reported a 34 percent jump in profit for the second quarter, with mobile ad sales accounting for almost a third of revenue for the first time.
Qualcomm said it will invest in Chinese companies that further the development of mobile technologies in Internet; e-commerce, semi-conductor, education and health areas.
Can enable 7 to 22 percent of GDP growth through 2025.
JAL officials said smartwatches could help improve the efficiency of how and where airport staff are assigned, and improve passenger service.
Indian e-commerce company Flipkart raises US$1 billion from Tiger Global, Naspers, Singapore’s GIC & others venture funds
Bots are exceedingly prevalent on networks, but information sharing among security professionals may be the key to fighting them off.
Today's hotels are unfortunately vulnerable to keylogging, ransomware, malware and other types of attempted fraud. What's more, hackers' interest is shifting from credit card information to corporate espionage. Here's how to keep data safe when you travel – and how hotels can step up their security game.
Oracle has responded to a former employee's claim that a new in-memory processing option is turned on by default with the latest release of Database 12c, insisting that the process of enabling it requires a series of deliberate steps.
Wearables will make it infinitely easier for companies to track employees. But without transparency, that will foster suspicion.
CIO research shows that IT leaders have no plans to bank on 'software-defined anything' for anytime soon.
Bad relationships in the workplace are based on fear and insecurity. An expert in psychology and leadership says the key to healing the relationship is to build trust.
The IT infrastructure of the National Research Council of Canada was recently compromised by highly sophisticated Chinese state-sponsored hackers, the Canadian government said Tuesday.
On the heels of Flipkart's second outage due to a spike in traffic, IT leaders from Snapdeal, Myntra talk about the challenges of preparing e-commerce platforms for surges in traffic.
On the positive side, with the influx of cheap solar cells, the U.S. will be able to achieve its six-gigawatt installation goal this year
Despite the benefits and job security, full-time healthcare IT employees are less likely than short-term consultants to say they are 'very satisfied' with their jobs and their pay. This means organisations must toe the line between keeping current employees happy and plucking talent from elsewhere.
UK visitors to websites suspected of pirating content will from this week be served banners warning them of the site's suspect status, the Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) has announced.
Newly-appointed NZ CEO of Intergen, Simon Bright, talks about the company's move away from traditional services to Cloud-based services, its investment in Australia and the ways in which the firm has changed its sales strategy to address disparate decision-making processes and deliver on business-based outcomes in organisations.
A U.S. appeals court has dismissed a long-running patent infringement lawsuit lodged against Lawson Software by ePlus.
In today's complex outsourcing world, IT leaders need to learn how to manage the evolving legal, privacy and compliance issues of SMAC contracts.
Projects often suffer from bloated, convoluted solutions that impede delivery, says Corinne Forrest
There's no immediate end in sight to trouble that has hit the U.S. State Department's computer system for processing visa applications and caused problems for thousands of people worldwide.
NTT Com provides Enterprise Cloud to Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company.
Power management company sees value in the channel providing associated services with Software-Defined solutions.
NASA's new technique allows 3D printers to create one object composed of multiple types of materials.
Amazon argues for price elasticity as messy dispute with Hachette drags on.
Madbits uses deep learning techniques to understand the content of an image.
Budget smartphones keep getting better as software matures and components become cheaper. Some companies just this year have produced inexpensive smartphones that could replace your big-brand flagship. Others haven't had the same success.
Security researchers from Hewlett-Packard found 250 security issues when analysing 10 popular IoT devices.
This Mac app makes it a lot easier to access your files from Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive, and other online storage services.
Offensive Security said the flaws could be used to gain full system access. Symantec is investigating the matter.
A global architectural firm sees big advantages in putting building design data in a cloud-based storage service. The results: lower costs and easier collaboration.
Julie Ask, Forrester's Vice President, Principal Analyst and co-author of the "Mobile Mind Shift" book, blogs about a new business model enabled by mobile she observed at a meeting with a Singapore company this week, which relates financial consequences for its obese employees who are tracked by company-sponsored Jawbone wearable device.
The reality is that there are a lot of iPads in businesses across Asia Pacific, and companies are looking to formally support them — but Microsoft has been the standout provider here, stealing business away from Apple.
This white paper explains why taking a business-driven approach to IAG can enable organisations to easily prove compliance, minimize risk and enable business to be productive.
What business value does a well-executed IAM program deliver to an organisation? This white paper exclusively focuses on the qualitative value that an IAM program can provide.
With ever-changing regulations and a growing number of on-premise, cloud and mobile applications, knowing who has access to what and why is more important than ever. This research paper summarised organisations’ perceptions of IAM complexity.
This guide describes some of the best practices used to ensure a successful access certification campaign within an organization. The benefits of an Access Certification solution, best practices and methodologies will be discussed in detail.
This white paper explains how connecting a DLP system to an access governance solution can enable organisations to make informed decisions, appropriately evaluate and manage risk, and obtain maximum benefit from their chosen DLP solution.
The "always-on" business needs quick recovery: Veeam
CIOs describe turning points in their careers
Businesses should embrace Digital Reimagination
Is SDX a fad? Indian CIOs send a signal
Big data tops Indian CIOs list of over-hyped technologies: CIO research
Singapore’s GIC invests in India’s Flipkart, Amazon counter-invests US$2 billion in India
TCS to develop race mobile app for Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2014
Sparkline to train Singaporean fresh university graduates in data analytics
Accreditation@IDA to help startups in Singapore better compete for IT projects
Singaporeans skeptical about security measures against online or mobile fraud: Survey
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