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'Best effort' insufficient for cloud
News Cloud ecosystem needs operator participation to provide single point of blame, to win businesses' confidence in moving over, says consultant.
Tags: Service level management, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Cloud computing, NTT Corp., SingTel, network, Uptime, Asia-Pacific, SLA, Service Management
Wallem sails the high seas
Insight Maritime industry is undergoing a makeover, with more changes expected in mobile broadband communications, says Wallem CIO Patrick Slesinger.
Tags: IT Management, Mobile/Wireless, Web services, Outsourcing, IT outsourcing, IT budgeting
IBM doubles down on software services
News Big Blue initiative aims to breath new life into the notion of software as a service.
Tags: Business applications
Centralize your IT projects
Techguide There are a number of reasons to centralize IT projects in your organization--this article shares some of them.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Service level management, IT Governance, Infrastructure/architecture management, SAS Institute, Security, Graphics, SLA, application provider, project management office
IBM teams with software makers on grid
News New software applications could move grid out of the esoteric realm and into mainstream business.
Tags: grid computing
WAP may take time to grow in M'sia, says Viztel Solutions
News Viztel Solutions, the company behind wireless application provider (WAP) and voice portal Crossjunction.com, admitted it would take "some time" before Malaysians embrace mobile commerce wholeheartedly.
Amazon's hosted storage service hits bump
News Performance glitches make some customers of Amazon's nascent Web service for storage grouchy.
Tags: Web services, Storage software
Odigo calls for phone-based IM
News Instant messaging provider Odigo said it will provide a voice-enabled instant messaging service, which would let its members send instant messages via any phone, including wireless services.
Odigo calls for phone-based IM
News The instant messaging provider will provide its members with a service that lets them send instant messages via any phone.
IBM M'sia pitches Linux-based S/390 to 14 varsities
News IBM Malaysia is in the midst of finalising deals with all 14 varsities in the country to provide them the S/390 enterprise servers with a Linux operating system platform, according to its country manager (enterprise server systems) Mary Lee.
PeopleSoft to set up ASP center in M'sia this year
News E-business software application provider PeopleSoft will open eCenters in Malaysia and Singapore before the year is out, said its general manager for South Asia Rob Squires.
PeopleSoft to set up ASP center in S'pore, M'sia this year
News E-business software application provider PeopleSoft will open eCenters in Malaysia and Singapore before the year is out, said its general manager for South Asia Rob Squires.
Amazon storage 'cloud' service goes dark
News Some Web 2.0 start-ups get cranky after Amazon's Simple Storage Service goes offline for a few hours.
Tags: Web services, Storage management
Newly-merged Lawson takes on ERP giants
News The combined entity of Lawson and Intentia will leverage on its newfound synergies in the enterprise resource planning market.
Tags: Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Mergers
PeopleSoft expands its ASP business to AP
News With the launch of its eCenter in Australia, e-business software application provider PeopleSoft is expanding its ASP business into Asia Pacific, the company announced at its press and analyst symposium here.
