Microsoft partners with Samsung, HP to help stop Windows piracy
Microsoft signed a similar agreement with Lenovo in March.
Qualcomm targets China, emerging markets with new lower-end Snapdragon chips
The new chips offer support for TD-SCDMA networks, a 3G technology used in China.
Indonesia to use rain-making technology to stop fires
Indonesia plans to use weather changing technology to try to unleash torrents of rain and extinguish raging fires on Sumatra island that have cloaked neighbouring Singapore in thick haze, an official said on Wednesday.
Asia Pacific contact centre markets to grow
Frost & Sullivan predicts these markets will employ more than six million agents in 2019.
Fujitsu and Chulalongkorn University start student performance management platform trial
When successful, the system will be marketed to other schools in Thailand and even other countries.
Calling Lara Croft: Researchers use lasers to uncover lost jungle city
An Australian research team has used a laser-based remote sensing technology to uncover an ancient metropolis buried beneath the Cambodian jungle.
Huawei unveils first SOC in Indonesia
Service Operation Center designed for telecom operators aiming to increase end-user satisfaction.
Rogue public cloud usage to be countered with proactivity
IT departments need to maintain pace with Cloud evolution.
Today's workers demand flexibility, mobility—and Facebook
The corporate office is dead. Long live Starbucks.
Top tier SMBs spending less on IT than bottom tier: Symantec
Security vendor claims larger scale does not automatically translate into more spending.
Report: Microsoft and Nokia talked acquisition
Microsoft and cellphone maker Nokia were in advanced talks about an acquisition of the Finnish company's device business, but the discussions have broken down, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
15 ways to protect your e-commerce site from hacking and fraud
Hackers are stealing credit card and other sensitive information from e-commerce sites. To protect (and reassure) your customers, it's imperative to know how to protect your e-business and your sensitive customer data. E-commerce and security experts share 15 tips on how you can prevent fraud and keep your site safe.
What’s driving M2M?
Niklas Ekarv, Head of M2M, Asia Pacific, Vodafone, speaks on growth areas in the M2M space in Asia and beyond over the next few years, including the tracking of driver behaviour.
Most data in organisations is "junk," difficult to get context: CommVault
Back-up vendor recommends adopting an open minded approach when looking for value in unstructured data.
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Middle East in dire need of skilled IT pros, says CompTIA study
Middle Eastern businesses want to invest in IT during 2013, but they're struggling to find skilled candidates to fill posts, according to new research released by CompTIA, a non-profit association for the IT industry.
Internet should be prepared for 'militarisation': UK ministry report
Stephen Bell looks at a report on cyber-conflict called The Global Cyber-Game.
Today's workers demand flexibility, mobility—and Facebook
The corporate office is dead. Long live Starbucks.
Swedish court OKs Pirate Bay co-founder Svartholm Warg's extradition to Denmark
The decision to extradite the Pirate Bay co-founder can be appealed
Asia Pacific contact centre markets to grow
Frost & Sullivan predicts these markets will employ more than six million agents in 2019.
Scope creep a major issue for Singapore CTOs and CIOs
Prominent causes for scope creep include poor project management, staff continuity and changing regulatory environment.
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Many companies are negligent about SAP security, researchers say
SAP has significantly improved the security of its products over the past few years but many of its customers are negligent with their deployments, which exposes them to potential attacks that could cripple their businesses, according to security researchers.
Public cloud benefits outweigh security and data sovereignty risks, says head of Parliament IT
'Cloud first' policy will include Microsoft Office 365 roll out.
Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers
Cumulus' network OS fits with trend by Google, Facebook to build software-defined data centers based on commodity switches.
3D printer creates lithium-ion batteries the size of a grain of sand
The nanobatteries could power miniaturized medical implants, compact electronics or tiny bots.
INDUSTRIESSamsung ramps up enterprise business in Malaysia
The first Samsung Enterprise Experience Centre in Malaysia demonstrates solutions for enterprises across verticals including the hospitality, retail, financial services, education and home business sectors.
All your RSS feeds are belong to Feedly Cloud
Feedly's new Feedly Cloud service has gone live and, according to the company, the service will transition it from a product into a platform.
Countries question Google on Glass privacy
In open letter, officials say they want to meet with CEO Larry Page, test Glass
NETWORKINGHow to maximise your work productivity on the road
Heading on a business trip? To get work done, you're going to need more than your laptop, smartphone and tablet. Here's what else you need to bring to be as productive as possible.
Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers
Cumulus' network OS fits with trend by Google, Facebook to build software-defined data centers based on commodity switches.
Running through a minefield — Google's Play store is still unsafe
Android is still plagued by malware.
Ferromagnetics breakthrough could change storage as we know it
MIT prof says new method of writing to magnetic media should cut power consumption by a factor of 10,000.
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BLOG: 70% of Indian CIOs will report into CEOs by 2016
I recently analyzed 60 companies in India to understand the CIO reporting structure and the key projects that these organizations are focused on.
BLOG: 10 things the CEO can do to drive digital
Forrester held its European Business Technology Forum in London this week -- a convocation ofCIOs, Enterprise Architects, Infrastructure and Operations Professionals, Security and Risk Professionals, and Sourcing and Vendor Management Professionals.
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