S'pore says NBN will stay competitive
Tight regulation will ensure players on Singapore's next-generation broadband network will strive to be competitive, assures local telecoms regulator.
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S'pore employees want 'ethical' companies
Some 66 percent of Singapore employees consider company's ethical conduct very important factor in deciding where to work, new study reveals.
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Employee communications,
Recruiting
S'pore offers certification for social marketing
Singapore company provides training and certification course designed to teach companies how to use social media sites as marketing platforms.
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Marketing,
Internet
S'pore SMBs see disaster recovery plans as luxury
Local small and midsize firms diligent in data backup but still need to do more to safeguard business and customer data, survey finds.
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Disaster recovery,
Security,
Business
Singapore gets Microsoft hosted suite
Country is first in Asia to get Microsoft's Business Productivity Online Suite, already launched in U.S. and Europe, at monthly fee of US$10 per seat.
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Software-as-a-service (SaaS),
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3FA not priority for Asian banks, regulators
Banks in region still ironing out two-factor authentication rollouts and unlikely to implement additional authentication layer just yet, says analyst.
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Authentication and encryption,
Data security,
Security applications/tools,
Security Management
Chinese domain names coming soon to S'pore
Registration for .sg domain names based on Chinese characters to be accepted from Nov. 23, according to Singapore's national registrar.
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Domain names,
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S'pore turns to eco-vehicles, faces obstacles
Government taskforce aims to introduce electric vehicles next year, but industry watchers voice concerns about consumer mindset and suggest alternative solutions.
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Green IT,
R&D
S'pore firm not gaga over Google Apps
Google launches marketing campaign to drive adoption of office suite, but one Singapore company has concerns over security and lack of formatting capabilities.
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Cloud computing
S'pore e-health records roadmap 'pragmatic'
Singapore and other Asian countries have ingredients for successful implementation of e-healthcare services, say executives from GE Healthcare.
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Data Management,
Local Government,
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Malaysia fines laggard WiMax licensees
Government slaps penalties totaling US$1.1 million on all but one of country's WiMax operators after they failed to meet required network coverage.
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Smaller APAC telcos innovate to compete
Tier two and three mobile operators in Asia-Pacific bank on innovative services to grow, says market player, who adds Singapore telcos can do more.
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S'pore workers job-hunting, IT professionals in high demand
Though Singapore's unemployment rates are near a four-year high, more workers are looking to change jobs while IT and financial companies find employees hard to come by, finds survey.
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Personnel management,
Business Strategies & Functions
S'pore startup to plug managed services hole
Value Advantage wants to help managed services providers penetrate SME market, and address "disconnect" in how technology is packaged and sold.
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Infrastructure/architecture management,
Service level management,
Services,
Business
Paperless government not yet a S'pore reality
Singapore's public sector makes strides in pushing online transactions, but consumer comfort with hardcopy documents impedes paper-free vision, says analyst.
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