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Cloud floats among India's large firms
News Large enterprises in India are opting for cloud computing, choosing hybrid and private clouds to resolve concerns over data security and regulatory compliance.
Tags: Cloud computing, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Data security, Cloud, Security, India, Regulatory Compliance, Small And Medium Business, Cloud computing, Software-as-a-service (SaaS)
SaaS to hit $298M in Asia-Pacific
News Software-as-a-service will climb 18 percent to churn US$298 million in 2009, growing six-fold higher than overall software market, IDC predicts.
Tags: Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Customer resource management (CRM), Budgeting/cost control, Software-as-a-service, China, India, International Data Corp., CRM, information technology, Budgeting/cost control
Hard times boost demand for intelligence
News Tough economic environment sees slower growth but more pervasive use of business intelligence in companies as workers seek timely, accurate information, says IDC.
Tags: Data warehousing/business intelligence, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Knowledge management, IT Budget, International Data Corp., Asia-Pacific, Tool, Australia, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), business intelligence
Deciding to outsource: Is it cultural?
Blogs You may have been expecting this to be about cultural differences in relation to companies that outsource but it's not. ...
Worst of times is the best of times for IBM?
News commentary CEO Sam Palmisano says that the company is ready to "go on offense" even as the sagging global economy continues to crimp IT spending.
Tags: Leadership, Cloud computing, IBM Corp., Samuel J. Palmisano, Stock, Cloud computing, recession, marketing, shareholder, U.S.
Cloud, mobile take intelligence to shop floor
News Mobile devices and cloud computing pave ways to reach more employees, but cloud holds some limitations for enterprises, says QlikTech executive.
Tags: Data warehousing/business intelligence, Data mining & analysis, Cloud computing, Applications and tools, Software, Cloud, Mobile, Mobile Device, Sales, Software
APAC contact centers eye UC, hosted services
News Contact center applications spend in region will grow slightly in 2009, with part of expenditure going to unified communications and hosted services, finds new report.
Tags: LANs and WANs, Customer support, Services, Contact Center, Outsourcing, IP, Asia-Pacific, TCP/IP, research analyst, Frost & Sullivan
Four reasons why business will take to the cloud
Insight commentary Over the next five years, there will be a huge financial incentive to make the switch to cloud computing--and it will be hard to resist.
Tags: Cloud computing, IT Management, Mobile Broadband, Mobile, Broadband, Cloud computing, Jason Hiner, Server, CIO, WAN
SmarTone scraps COO post as it restructures
News SmarTone Telecommunications Holdings Ltd, Hong Kong's third-largest mobile phone company, said it eliminated the post of chief operating officer Prudence Chan as part of the company's restructuring plan.
SmarTone scraps COO post as it restructures
News SmarTone Telecommunications Holdings Ltd, Hong Kong's third-largest mobile phone company, said it eliminated the post of chief operating officer Prudence Chan as part of the company's restructuring plan.
CNETAsia Gartner Summit 2004: Prepare for growth
Insight Cost-cutting is over, growth is in. Exploring what growth technologies Asian companies should consider is the theme in the CNETAsia Gartner Summit 2004.
S'pore's iSoftel to report H1 loss
News Mainboard-listed iSoftel Ltd is expected to report a loss for the first half-year ended June 30.
BT, Intel develop 'instant messaging on steroids'
News The first fruits of the Intel/BT joint development effort is likely to be a range of next-generation instant messaging products.
Planning for next year’s technology
Insight Gartner Summit 2004 report Are you in the midst of putting your 2005 IT organizational plan? Read what Gartner analysts have to say in a panel disussion.
Think proprietary: Australian government
Insight Open-source developers keen to impress potential government buyers can learn from the practices of proprietary software vendors, a senior government procurement officer told attendees at the AUUG 2004 conference in Melbourne.
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