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CIOs: How to innovate during a recession
Insight perspective Downturns are no time for businesses to sit still, says an academic. Here's a plan for nurturing new ideas in any economic climate.
Tags: R&D, Innovation, E-learning, IT Budget, Investment, CRM, Innovation, CIO, recession, strategy
Delivering IT as a service
Insight City University's CIO Jerry Yu is gearing his team to deliver IT like a utility service, where the service is available to users at the flip of a switch.
Tags: IT Management
Moving to the forefront of IT
Insight Technology is the bloodline of Hong Kong's immigration department, helping the government manage the information of 6.9 million people more efficiently.
Tags: IT Management, Business Strategies & Functions, Infrastructure/architecture management, IT Governance
Data center upgrade helps hotel to save
News Use of IBM servers and storage system lets The Fullerton Singapore increase efficiency and meet its green goals.
Tags: Servers, Storage, Hardware, Hotel, IBM Corp., Getronics, customer service strategy, MIS, Singapore, Storage
Data centers offer career opportunities for consultants with rare skills
Insight In a few years, enterprises will find themselves searching for professionals with mainframe skills. Now's the time for consultants to bone up on those skills through formal training or a new program designed to build mainframe skills.
Mimos taps VoIP market, launches prepaid calling card
News Mimos Internet Services (MIS) has rolled out voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) telephony services in a bid to capture a share of the growing market which merges the functions of the telephone and the Internet.
M'sia ISP ties up with postal service
News Internet service provider (ISP) Jaring's 600,000 subscribers will soon be able to use the postal service's 636 nationwide branches to access a range of Web-related services, information as well as payment modes.
Microsoft offers patch for cookie hole
News The software company issues a patch almost a week after vulnerability was revealed in Internet Explorer that would allow hackers to gain access to someone's cookies and expose the sensitive information therein contained.
Hybrid DDoS worm strikes MS servers
News A known vulnerability in Microsoft SQL server systems is being targeted by a hybrid worm that combines a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) with the automated propagation techniques used by worms such as Code Red.
Crackers suspected of rigging Big Brother vote
News The Big Brother Web team suspect crackers may have unleashed a mailbomb on the voting section of the site, in order to rig the vote for unpopular housemate Paul.
Mass ICQ hack has security seething
News AOL's ICQ servers were hacked last Monday for the second time this year, it was revealed last Thursday.
Big Brother vote may have been rigged
News The Big Brother Web team suspect crackers may have unleashed a mailbomb on the voting section of the site, in order to rig the vote for unpopular housemate Paul.
Watch out! Code Red's set to strike again
News The malicious Code Red worm, which affected more than 280,000 systems earlier this month, is expected to begin propagating itself again on Aug 1, and is likely to re-infect tens of thousands of systems.
Survey: IT consultants are best paid
News The biggest salaries in Malaysia's IT sector go to senior consultants, who can earn as much RM30,000 (US$8,000) a month, according to a survey of 38 IT firms in the country.
Unix worm could be next Code Red
News A new Internet worm designed to attack a common flaw in Unix systems has been confirmed dead, but security experts are warning that the self-propagating worm could be the next Code Red.
