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3 Questions: Moving beyond strategic business alignment
Insight Business Services Management is all about viewing IT from a business perspective. BMC software offers tools that help you work at that.
New forum to push IT service standards in S'pore
News The goal of the itSMF is to develop and promote best practices in IT service management in the island-state, and perhaps produce a strong spillover effect in other parts of Asia.
Tags: Standards, IT training
Aussie firms urged to use MSC as springboard
News The Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) can serve as a springboard for Australian-based companies seeking market expansion in the Asean region and China, Malaysian International Trade and Industry Minister Seri Rafidah Aziz said.
As Yahoo's Bartz eyes new CFO, Microsoft isn't worried
News Yahoo's chief financial officer got a pink slip two weeks ago, say sources, but Microsoft isn't concerned that move will slow down efforts to engage Yahoo in a search deal.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Internet advertising, Microsoft Corp., CFO, M&A, Yahoo! Inc., treasurer, finance team, financial
Aust state bins US$713M broadband network
News The Western Australian state government says its plan to roll out a statewide broadband network is not viable, and could duplicate efforts of Australia's National Broadband Network.
Tags: Business broadband, Personal broadband, health service, treasurer, Spokesperson, Western Australian Government, Australia, Broadband, Government, network
US state AGs on Google Books settlement: We object
News Five states join opposition to the settlement on the grounds that states, rather than the Books Rights Registry, should be entitled to unclaimed proceeds.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Data Management, U.S. Department Of Justice, attorney, Settlement, Missouri, payment, antitrust, Web 2.0
Aust govt goes public-private on fiber to home
News The National Broadband Network tender process gets terminated in favor of the Australian government establishing a public-private fiber-based partnership, to reach 90 percent of citizens.
Tags: Business broadband, Government, Personal broadband, Fiber, Telecommunications, economic activity, fiber-to-the-home network, NBN, Australia, Broadband
Optus sale: Aussie national security still an issue
News Singapore Telecommunications' A$14 billion takeover bid for Cable & Wireless Optus is still raising concerns about whether Australia’s national security is at risk.
CyberWorks to give Telstra control of venture
News Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd agreed to surrender control of a planned mobile phone venture with Telstra Corp to ensure the pact is completed.
SingTel gets 37% of Optus
News With the last obstacles to its takeover of Cable & Wireless Optus removed, Singapore Telecoms Ltd's acquisition of Australia's second telephone company is well under way.
Ezgov, others cut through red tape online
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Time Engineering's Phang to quit as MD
News The managing director of Time Engineering Bhd, the telecommunications unit of the Renong Bhd group, Phang Shyue Ming, plans to resign from the company next month.
Motorola's strategy and technology chief quits
News Latest executive to depart the struggling cell phone maker since Icahn gained board seats is Rich Nottenburg, who will 'return to the New York area to be with his family'.
Tags: Change mangement, Motorola Inc., Yahoo! Inc., activist investor, network, marketing, Wall Street Journal, strategy, merger, spokeswoman
Vanda subsidiary gets US$9m investment
News Systems integrator Vanda Systems has announced Baring Asia Private Equity Fund and Intel are to invest a total of US$9 million in its subsidiary Comtech.
IBM snags US$1 billion Bank of Scotland contract
News Bank of Scotland said it will pay IBM US$1 billion to run its computer network as Scotland's No. 2 bank tries to cut costs and lessen the time needed to complete electronic transactions.
