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PacNet narrows Q3 loss to US$1.1m
News Nasdaq-listed Pacific Internet Ltd (PI) today reported a net loss of US$1.1 million for its third quarter ended September 2001.
'Prosumers' warm up to being mobile
News New IDC study indicates that professional consumers are buying into the idea of enterprise mobility, with 47.5 percent of respondents keen on e-mail access via their mobile devices.
Tags: Mobile applications, Applications and tools, Mobile
Preventing data loss--what's needed
Insight perspective Though there are plenty of tools to help businesses shore up data, the lack of policy standards makes the task more difficult than it should be, says analyst.
Tags: Data security, Network security, Security applications/tools, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, IBM Corp., Security, Policy, LDAP, Server
Satyam on sale, receives multiple bids
News Several Indian companies, including Spice Corp, have confirmed interest to acquire a controlling stake in Satyam, new reports reveal.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT outsourcing, Acquisitions, Bloomberg L.P., engineering company, investment banking, Indian Company, IT services company, chairman, Goldman Sachs & Co.
SembCorp may sell off stake in PI
News SembCorp Industries said it may sell its entire 42 percent stake in Pacific Internet, reversing a position made just yesterday.
Germany's Siemens sells fiber-optic units for $1.4 billion
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Intel sets up labs with Chinese partners
News Intel Corp will be partnering eight Chinese system integrators to set up e-business solutions labs, to develop solutions for Intel-based servers in the areas of telecommunications, finance, enterprise and government in China.
CSE Systems acquires US engineering firm for US$21m
News Homegrown systems integrator CSE Systems & Engineering has acquired Houston-based engineering company W-Industries (W-I) for approximately US$21 million.
New S$68m e-commerce company seeks dual listing
News update An new e-commerce collaboration worth S$68 million is being targeted for a dual listing exercise--on the Singapore Exchange and Nasdaq--in six to 12 months.
The business of IT--Singapore Technologies Engineering
Insight Public-listed Singapore engineering company, ST Engineering, believes that IT on its own is no longer a value proposition--that is determined by how effectively it can accelerate business.
Bangalore's brain drain
Insight perspective Bangalore has always been an IT powerhouse, but now returnees are adding their experience into the mix, says industry watcher.
Tags: Business applications, IT training, Trends, India, Immigrant, Electronic Data Systems Corp., Madan Moudgal, Trignon, St John, Saritha Rai
MSN revamp to include stronger Bing ties
News In addition to freshening up the portal's look, Microsoft also wants MSN to drive more traffic to the company's Bing search engine.
Tags: Search, Web sites, Hewlett-Packard Co., PC Company, Microsoft Windows Live, Google Inc., Search Engine, Dell Computer Corp., banking, MSN
Google to highlight Web's need for speed
News Google plans to unveil a new Web site designed to educate Web publishers on ways to make their pages faster and more powerful.
Tags: Java, Web servers, Web sites, Web services, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Firefox plug-in, JavaScript, San Jose, Velocity
Google defends Net neutrality regulations
News During in-person debate, telecom executives claim Google is hypocritical on Net neutrality and worried about search competition.
Tags: Service level management, Web sites, Regulations
Google calls click fraud estimates overblown
News The search giant disputes claims made by third-party companies that sell services designed to combat fraudulent clicks.
Tags: Search, Internet advertising
