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S'pore startup to plug managed services hole
News Value Advantage wants to help managed services providers penetrate SME market, and address "disconnect" in how technology is packaged and sold.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, Service level management, Services, Business, Canadian company, Greg Lipper, Small And Medium Enterprise, CEO, COO, Asia-Pacific
Psion NetBook Pro: a first look
Reviews Psion Teklogix has announced the NetBook Pro, a familiar-looking device with some brand-new capabilities.
Nortel matches expectations despite telecom slump
News Telecommunications-equipment maker Nortel Networks managed to meet Wall Street expectations, citing a strong performance from sales of Internet equipment.
Microsoft to be heard on Word injunction appeal
News Company to make its case Wednesday for why it shouldn't face an injunction banning sales of Word following a jury's ruling that it infringed Canadian company's patent.
Tags: Business applications, software company, Sales, antitrust, federal judge, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, XML
Sharp allows files to be read on phones
News Sharp has developed a way for cellphones to smoothly display business documents and graphics.
Nortel warns of slow sales again
News The optical equipment maker warns that first quarter earning and revenue will not meet previous company expectations.
Zi Corp courted for Hong Kong listing
News Chinese text input systems company Zi Corp is being courted by several investment bankers with an eye to the company listing on the soon-to-be launched Growth Enterprises Market (GEM).
Auction of Australian wireless licenses closes
News The bidding for licenses to provide wireless local telecom services in Australia has closed with total bids of over A$112 million (US$58.18 million) with regional pay TV provider Austar, AKAL, and Walker Wireless obtaining lots.
Should you use a sourcing advisor?
Blogs I need to declare upfront that I work for the largest global sourcing advisory firm (TPI) but I don't think that leads t...
Apple swallows SchemaSoft
News The Mac maker says it has purchased the assets of SchemaSoft, which helps software makers translate rival file formats.
Tags: Business applications
With desktop camera, your face can be your password
News Toronto company introduces 3D DeskCam, which uses infrared along with a lens to scan faces in three dimensions and authenticate users.
Tags: Authentication and encryption
Nortel prepares for more cuts
News The networking gear maker says it has missed profitability goals and is looking for ways to reduce costs.
Tags: Budgeting/cost control
Patent threatens to cripple Australia's e-commerce
News Australian enterprises are now liable to pay royalty fees to a Canadian company in order to conduct business over the Internet, says a senior IT executive.
Corporate P2P use is common, study says
News File-swapping applications are deeply entrenched inside corporate networks, according to a survey of computer systems by a Canadian network monitoring company.
Two 3G operators in the UK "destined for bankruptcy"
News Mobile commerce hasn't lived up to the hype, and two mobile operators could be in real trouble if 3G is not a big hit with the public.
