Retailers in South East Asia today need to offer personalised services and social shopping, reduce fulfillment time, and ensure that their back and front-end systems are well synchronised.
China is blaming technology used to bypass China's censorship systems for recent terrorist attacks, suggesting that the government is considering tighter controls on the country's Internet.
The server factory has stopped production because of the protest.
Network solutions provider's MD for HK SAR, Taiwan and Macau, Franklin Sze, declares full endorsement.
EY's Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (FIDS) predicts increased fraud risk and exposure to cyber-crime in Asia.
Andy Cocks, CTO of Dimension Data AP, shares insights on how to overcome the challenges associated with cloud technology, the Internet of Things, networks, mobility and social media.
After users wonder if they'd fallen into Bizarro World, Microsoft clarifies security announcement from its China operation.
Core banking, risk management and channels will remain as the main areas of IT investments.
Newsweek tracks down reclusive scientist
Many observers and readers are not able to reconcile to the fact that a pretty and young high-achiever like Radtke could take her own life.
Suitable for setting up new and outsourced data centres.
Increasing the baseline temperatures in data centres will help reduce energy costs.
For most IT organisations, cloud computing competes with the weight of legacy for management bandwidth, prioritisation and money. That's a huge problem, says Bernard Golden of Dell.
The report, which is based on the opinions of the data centre players and forecasts, will be released on 28 April 2014.
How do half a billion dollars vanish into thin air? That seems to be what happened at popular Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox, which made a a bankruptcy protection filing in Japan last week.
AT&T, NTT, others share implementation experiences, strategies at Open Networking Summit 2014.
At current growth rate, China research spending will exceed that of U.S. by 2022, says research group.
The flaws allowed hackers to overdraw accounts on the two websites without being detected.
How can you keep critical data safe when disaster strikes? There is no one magic answer, but there are steps your business can and should take to protect important files and applications in the event of a disaster.
A survey of mid-to-large companies in the US, Canada and UK found that 82 percent had experienced some type of network downtime, caused by IT personnel making errors when configuring changes to the core of the network.
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has announced the creation of an expert panel that will review the use of internet data for surveillance purposes.
Microsoft's new CEO, Satya Nadella, must take three actions to make the company relevant in the Age of the Customer.
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has announced the creation of an expert panel that will review the use of internet data for surveillance purposes.
Automation, virtualisation, cloud computing -- these technology trends are transforming the data center and enabling companies to lower costs, increase flexibility and improve reliability. However, these shifts require IT, and their outsourcing providers, to rethink traditional strategies.
Premier 100 IT Leader Stuart Kippelman also answers questions on career growth.
Microsoft didn't disappoint with the new and improved capabilities it announced and demonstrated for Office 365 this week, but how well they work in the real world remains to be seen.
The cloud leads the "disruptive technologies" already being implemented by UK firms, with 60 percent pointing to its effect on their business.
Automation, virtualisation, cloud computing -- these technology trends are transforming the data center and enabling companies to lower costs, increase flexibility and improve reliability. However, these shifts require IT, and their outsourcing providers, to rethink traditional strategies.
IMAGING AND PRINTING'If we just put a box in the corner with a 'print' button then we deserve to fail', according to CIO Ian Winham
Julian Assange doesn't use the blustering rhetoric you might expect from the founder of the activist publishing group WikiLeaks. Assange is responsible for leaking documents that have changed America's political landscape-- State Department cables and Iraq War logs--yet to a South by Southwest audience on Saturday, he spoke quietly and matter-of-factly even when uttering the most inflammatory statements.
The alleged outing of Bitcoin's mysterious creator becomes even more murky.
MOBILE AND WIRELESSSamsung is holding its Australian launch event for the Galaxy S5 in less than three week's time.
A survey of mid-to-large companies in the US, Canada and UK found that 82 percent had experienced some type of network downtime, caused by IT personnel making errors when configuring changes to the core of the network.
Microsoft has launched a new website to "tell the untold story" of something it believes changed the history of Windows security and indeed Microsoft itself – the Software Development Lifecycle or plain ‘SDL' for short.
SECURITY(UPDATES) Texas-based Freescale Semiconductor confirms that 20 employees, 12 of them Malaysian nationals, are among 239 passengers and crew on board the vanished craft while the sole adult American started working in Kuala Lumpur for IBM just three months ago.
The market for external disk storage systems has recovered from a slump, with factory revenues up 2.4 percent to US$6.9 billion in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to an IDC study.
At Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona, SingTel CEO Chua Sock Koong conceded that telcos should work toward partnering with OTT players.
Microsoft's new CEO, Satya Nadella, must take three actions to make the company relevant in the Age of the Customer.
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Whilst offices are still one of our most powerful collaboration tools available, global collaboration requires us to communicate wherever we happen to be using a host of other tools.
In this whitepaper, we look at how new collaboration tools enable global executives to get more out of teams and make faster decisions. However, these teams feel restricted by outdated communication methods that lead to slower decision making and ultimately wasted time and money.
Survey: IT pros not concerned about NSA spying
IBM workers in China strike to protest transfer to Lenovo
CIOs say cost of updating mainframes has gone up a third in 18 months
Tangled web of apps stifling enterprise: Capgemini
CIOs must look to adaptive security systems in face of evolving threats
Singapore is prime data centre location in Asia Pacific
Game “Drip” from Singapore named as a finalist of GDWC 2013-2014
Autumn Radtke’s life at a glance
Singapore Bitcoin exchange CEO found dead
Data centres in Singapore and Malaysia are too cold: Enlogic
Telekom Malaysia is part of global alliance to speed network connectivity
WeChat Malaysia signs with coffee chain Espressolab
Microsoft appoints new chief marketing and operations lead for Malaysia
Infor completes Malaysia leg of regional roadshow
DiGi builds brand new network, launches two new internet offerings in Malaysia
