Competitive Pricing
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Cloud computing not compelling yet
News CIOs in region are optimistic about adopting cloud services, but market doesn't carry sufficient offerings to make it compelling, says new survey.
Tags: Cloud computing, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Ovum, International Data Corp., Survey, Asia-Pacific, SLA, Cloud computing, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), software-as-a-service
India still top choice for offshoring
News Bangalore retains crown as top global delivery destination but Beijing is now a stronger contender thanks to the build-up to the Olympics, says analyst IDC.
Tags: Offshoring, Outsourcing, City, India, Delivery Location, International Data Corp., Environment, network, Bangalore, Mumbai
Hitachi boosts China drive manufacturing
News Hitachi will invest US$200 million to establish a disk drive manufacturing center in Shenzhen, China.
Dell: PC demand 'seems to have stabilized'
News Computer maker says its upcoming second-quarter earnings results will reflect better demand for its goods and slightly better revenue.
Tags: Personal Computers, CFO, Environment, CEO, Dell Computer Corp., Austin, Dell PC, PC, Personal Computers, competitive pricing
Google reveals wireless hopes in a patent
News The company's definition of a truly open wireless network is in conflict with how wireless operators do business today.
Tags: Patents, Mobile/Wireless, Patent, Security, Google Inc., Wireless, device manufacturer, phone, Wi-Fi, network
Telekom Cellular gives US$8m deal to Dancom
News Cellular equipment supplier Dancom Telecommunications has landed a RM30 million (US$8 million) contract to supply voice compression equipment (VCE) to Telekom Cellular, the service provider for TMTouch.
BT may sell StarHub stake
News British Telecommunications Plc may sell its stake in StarHub. It would be part of a move to to hive off some of the telco's cut international assets, to help it settle its debts.
BTopenworld staff in AP not affected by job cuts
News British Telecommunications Plc (BT) has confirmed that its BTopenworld employees in Asia Pacific will not be affected by the job cuts announced by its parent earlier this week.
BT Asian unit unaffected by job cuts
News British Telecommunications Plc (BT) has confirmed that its BTopenworld employees in Asia Pacific will not be affected by the job cuts announced by its parent earlier this week.
Local warehouse expert ventures into B2C
News A local warehousing, logistics and distribution company Tamadam Bonded Warehouse became the first of its type to dotcom a business, with the launch B2C e-commerce site, 18all.com.
S'pore readies mobile number portability
News Slated for launch Jun. 13, the service will bring competitive subscription deals to the country's mobile phone subscribers, says regulator.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
Pharmvision looks to grow in Thailand, Philippines
News Malaysia-based Pharmvision Ventures, an electronic and mobile procurement solutions provider, is aiming to set up operations in Thailand and the Philipines next year.
Maxtor to open first China plant
News Hard drive maker Maxtor today announced plans for a new factory in China, a move that may cause ripples among staff in its Singapore operations.
Mimos eyes non-government PC market
News Mimos Smart Computing is branching out of the government sector and targeting Malaysia's highly-competitive corporate and retail PC markets.
Tags: Desktops
AT&T says wireless venture will be tough competitor
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