Sars
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S'pore suits up for pandemic flu drill
News As the nation simulates an outbreak exercise this weekend, IT vendors recommend business continuity tools that ensure workforce availability.
Tags: Corporate responsibility, Contingency planning, Personnel management, Government, Regulations, Crisis communications
China to lead metro Ethernet adoption
News Metro Ethernet broadband access services in Asia-Pacific are expected to soar this year with China leading the charge.
Govt dispels cell phone radiation myths
News If you stick a light-emitting chip at the back of your mobile phone to reduce your exposure to radiation, you might want to consider using a hands-free kit instead.
Population in S'pore, AP going mobile
News Nine out of ten Singaporeans will be carrying a cell phone by 2005, predicts a study by Pyramid Research.
Apple iPhone gets official thumbs-up
News The handheld has cleared testing by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, and is set for launch in June.
Tags: Handhelds, Mobile/Wireless, Mobile platforms, Development/design
Microsoft Asia sales show growth
News Microsoft's Asia-Pacific sales look set to grow this year, thanks to new suite of business computing tools and increasing personal computer sales, according to India's The Economic Times.
Malaysia to be key base for Taiwan factories
News The Taiwan government aims to make Malaysia a production hub for Information Technology (IT) products, reported official news agency Bernama.
Royalty-based bidding for Hong Kong 3G licenses
News Hong Kong will be adopting a hybrid scheme for both the auction of its 3G licenses, and for the payment for the spectrum, which will be royalty-based, with a fixed minimum.
Outsourcing wins over governments
News Nearly 90 percent of government managers worldwide say they outsource activities that are "important or absolutely critical" in supporting services for citizens.
HK telecoms forum loses glamor
News The global economic downturn has taken the glitter off next month's Asia-Pacific forum of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Hong Kong, but more SAR and Chinese firms will help make up for fewer Western companies.
Vignette revives China plans through alliance
News CDC Software, a unit of Nasdaq-listed enterprise systems supplier Chinadotcom, has been chosen by Web content-management software vendor Vignette to help revive its expansion plans in Greater China.
BenQ aims to be next Sony
News TAIPEI, Taiwan--In K.Y. Lee's dreams, someday the name BenQ will be as recognized around the world as Sony is today.
Asia-Pac PC sales surge
News A post-SARS buying spree and the practice of reducing prices by not installing Windows during purchase pushed PC sales in the Asia Pacific to record levels during the third quarter.
NTT DoCoMo steals limelight at Asian Internet Awards
News Japanese mobile phone company NTT DoCoMo bagged top honors when it won three categories at the Internet World Asia Industry Awards 2001.
NTT DoCoMo steals limelight at Asian Internet Awards
News Japanese mobile phone company NTT DoCoMo bagged top honors when it won three categories at the Internet World Asia Industry Awards 2001.
