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-- Denis Heraud, president, Asia-Pacific, Sun Microsystems |
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-- Brenton Smith, area manager for Asia South, CA |
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-- Ann Emilson, president and country manager, Ericsson |
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Whetting the online appetite
Web applications and services will have great impact on businesses in 2007, as convergence takes place and businesses increasingly scale up in mobility. |
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Race against cybercrime continues
It's business as usual for IT security professionals battling cybercriminals who seek new ways of targeting individuals and corporations using tried-and-tested methods. |
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Of Vista and open source
Windows Vista, open source and virtualization are just some of the red-hot technologies to watch out for this year. |
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Sizing up storage
An exciting year ahead for storage with the arrival of the terabyte drive, as well as hybrid hard drives aimed at reducing storage power consumption in notebook computers. |
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IDC: WiMax to take off this year
Analyst house also predicts the rise of enterprise mobile IM, Web 2.0 and public Wi-Fi in its annual list of telecom trends for the new year. |
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Companies in Asia to hire more
New report shows that businesses in the region are not only looking to increase staff strength, but are also paying more to attract managerial staff. |
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Bright but challenging times ahead
Market observer paints continuing positive outlook, but some things continue to hang in the balance for Asia's tech industry. |
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9 things IT managers should think about in 2007
IT consultant Shannon Kalvar offers some advice that will help you keep things on track this year. |
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2007: A banner year for mobile tech?
With new technology and products on the way, 2007 promises to be another interesting year for the mobile workforce. |
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Top stories of 2006
Open source and Microsoft continued to soak up the limelight last year, though consumers managed to steal some away. |
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Who got it right or wrong?
3G in China and open source business apps are just some of the industry predictions that have been debunked. |
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Plugging the gaps
2006 was another year of corporate marriages--from hardware to security and telecommunications--some interesting, others surprising. |
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Battles of twists and turns
2006 saw many twists and turns in the dramatic battles that played out between IT powerhouses in the otherwise monotonous landscape. |
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Marking 2006, tech style
As the Mac and PC grow past their adolescence years, other technologies like open-source software and "Super 3G" have made significant inroads in 2006 as well. |
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In ZDNet Asia's annual Tech Outlook report, the editorial team throws the spotlight on the hottest technologies and trends expected in 2007. We also speak to several IT heads, industry newsmakers and analysts who share their wishes and predictions for the new year. And, catch our review of the events that hogged much of the headlines in 2006. This special coverage will also be updated with new reports over the next few weeks, so stay tuned for more.
What do you think will be next year's technology hot spots? Write to us, and share your views.
Editors: Isabelle Chan, Eileen Yu
Journalists: Aaron Tan, Vivian Yeo, Lynn Tan
Contributor: Farihan Bahrin
Design: Siva P, Donald Goh
Production: Seet Ee Lin
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