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Data Centres

Enter the Jurong Data Centre

SGX mainboard-listed Japan Land Ltd unveils Singapore’s largest and very green data centre.
By Teng Fang Yih | 25 Feb 2010 Tags: IT infrastructure
John Chambers, Cisco

Telecom

Cisco's John Chambers answers his critics: What premium pricing?

Cisco CEO John Chambers talks about what Cisco’s competitors are saying about the company.
By John Gallant, Scot Finnie and Eric Knorr | 15 Mar 2010 Tags: Telecommunications
Caesar Sengupta

Software

The age of Chrome

Google Chrome OS is targeting the fast-growing netbooks markets, says Google official
By Zafar Anjum | 13 Jan 2010 Tags: Operating system,Software

Network

The low latency exchange system

Speed is everything (almost) when you're running the world's largest and busiest stock exchanges.
By F.Y. TENG | 08 Mar 2010 Tags: IT infrastructure

Enterprise Applications

Supply Chain Management

Supply chain data: Real-time speed is seductive, dangerous

Let's call it the Wall Street Effect: Many companies now face tremendous pressure to ensure that all corporate data is "up to the second," just like those traders on The Street who bask in sub-second financial data and those consumer "day traders" who now demand equal speed.
By Thomas Wailgum Tags: Supply chain management

Executive Q&A

The Word

“When the outside world looks at us and they see the embodiment of our values and our people, the word ‘trust’ comes up a lot.”—Stephen Watts
By F.Y. TENG Tags: SAP

Software

The beauty of technology

At the time when beauty and skin boutique Forever Flawless was still beginning its small operations, they handled their stream of information through a stand-alone program called Magnus POS, which effectively managed their minimal amount of data at that time.
By John Mark V. Tuazon Tags: Software

Hardware

Processors

Arm CEO: Intel far behind in smartphone market

Warren East says Intel has no advantage in smartphone chip development and manufacturing
By Agam Shah Tags: Components

Data Centre

How to keep your data centre happy for the holidays

In the brick-and-mortar world, this holiday season is shaping up to be a wash: More people are shopping, but they are spending less.
By Robert Lemos Tags: Data Centres

Consumer Electronics

Inside the world's most advanced LCD factory

Sharp's Sakai plant is helping make big-screen TVs cheaper
By Martyn Williams Tags: Consumer Electronics

IT Services

Outsourcing

IT outsourcing consultants: Same great advice, new low price

The economic downturn has taken its toll on the IT services industry, and consequently, on the consultancies that swelled to support corporate outsourcing efforts in better days.
By Stephanie Overby Tags: Outsourcing

IT Services

Services dominate Singapore IT sector

Operating receipts up 6.7 per cent in 2008
By Ross O. Storey Tags: Singapore,IT services

ICT Services

UN: Global use of ICT services on the rise

The global penetration of information communications technologies has continued to grow, according to a new report by the United Nations body responsible for ICT policy.
By Rachael Bolton (MIS Asia) Tags: ICT

Open Source

Open Source

Organisations adopt open source to reduce operational expenses: IDC

Studies show popularity of CRM applications, database management and virtualisation software
By Anuradha Shukla Tags: Open source

Open Source

Key legal win for open source

The ruling in Jacobsen v. Katzer concerns an open source software program made available in source code form for download and use by the public, free of charge.
By Maureen Garde and Jeffrey Neuburger Tags: Legal,Open source

Open Source

Open source infiltrates government IT worldwide

Linux and Open Source solutions are growing. The growth is not just within commercial enterprises.
By Jim Romeo Tags: Open source,Software

Security

Security

Security industry faces attacks it cannot stop

Tests find that most AV is still not blocking Aurora exploit
By Robert McMillan Tags: Security

Security

Biometrics: What, where and why

Biometrics are slowly gaining acceptance. Here are the most common forms and uses of biometrics and forces shaping the market
By Mary Brandel Tags: Security

Security

Enterprise security tips on a small-business budget

Whether your business is a big fish or a small-fry home office, you can get hacked just the same
By Steven Andrés Tags: Security

Software

Enterprise Content Management

Bringing and managing information for public sector agencies

Open Text’s CSO talks about the need to manage information within the government and what lies beyond Web 2.0 for the citizen
By Jack Loo Tags: Enterprise Content Management

Cloud Computing

Google's big new cloud play: Should Microsoft be afraid?

Late last week, Google made another aggressive move to stay ahead of Microsoft in the online productivity tools space by acquiring DocVerse
By Shane O'Neill Tags: Cloud computing

Virtualisation

5 things VMware must do to fend off Microsoft

The industry's biggest x86 virtualization vendor is facing a strong challenge from Microsoft, which is enticing IT executives with Hyper-V, an alternative that may not be quite as sophisticated as VMware but is less expensive.
By Jon Brodkin Tags: Virtualisation

Storage

Data Centres

Enter the Jurong Data Centre

SGX mainboard-listed Japan Land Ltd unveils Singapore’s largest and very green data centre.
By Teng Fang Yih Tags: IT infrastructure

Virtualization

Storage virtualization makes Asian Paints agile

As the largest paint company in India and Asia's third-largest, the Rs 4,400-crore organization grappled with low server utilization rates at its data centre.
By Gunjan Trivedi Tags: Virtualisation

Virtualisation

Data Integration: Steps to tomorrow's technologies

James Markarian, SVP GM, Data Integration Business Unit of Informatica points out that data integration is often the first step to virtualization or even getting on to the cloud.
By Kanika Goswami Tags: Virtualisation

Telecoms & Networking

Telecom

Cisco's John Chambers answers his critics: What premium pricing?

Cisco CEO John Chambers talks about what Cisco’s competitors are saying about the company.
By John Gallant, Scot Finnie and Eric Knorr Tags: Telecommunications

4G

The state of 4G in 2010

You can expect lots of exciting trailers and teasers that will tide you over, but don't expect to see any real action until the latter half of the year.
By Brad Reed Tags: Telecommunications

Network

The low latency exchange system

Speed is everything (almost) when you're running the world's largest and busiest stock exchanges.
By F.Y. TENG Tags: IT infrastructure

Feature

Axel Winter

IT Management

Predictions for the next decade

Consumer and enterprise IT will change dramatically and the traditional IT function will disappear.
By Axel Winter | 09 Mar 2010
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