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Increasing focus on big data among enterprises also driving slew of acquisitions among industry players looking to quickly bolster product offerings and market position, observers note.
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Global electronics manufacturer Flextronics says Malaysia can be more cost-effective than China with its lower tax and stricter intellectual property protection regimes, but rising wages a potential concern.
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update Microsoft's effort not to position So.cl as social network and competitor of social media giants "smart", but will still face challenges in surviving as social platform, market observers note.
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Government plans to launch in June dedicated portal to showcase new locally made games, including prototypes, to help developers gather early feedback and nurture Singapore's games community.
1 day ago in Software by Ryan Huang Comment
"Cash rich" China companies and their global expansion ambitions to fuel mergers and acquisitions of companies, especially fading ones, but they could increasingly run into regulatory clearance issues overseas, observers say.
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Marsiling Secondary School sees green actions and values, rather than just infrastructure, as necessary in spreading and sustaining energy efficiency motto.
6 days ago in Software by Jamie Yap Comment
Today's tech-savvy retail consumers want to interact with brands and look for personalized shopping experience, so companies need to be risk-adverse to adopt new technologies quickly and strategically.
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Issues such as network latency, immature legal frameworks and inadequate safeguards for customers to disengage from cloud services mean most will retain critical apps in-house, observers note.
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Misconception that going non-digital will be more secure amid rising concerns over cyberespionage; instead it is not practical and companies embrace benefits of new technology with proper safeguards, security players note.
2 weeks ago in Security by Ellyne Phneah Comment
People increasingly using mobile devices for data-sensitive activities but lack trust in these processes and say one incident all it takes to stop them from embracing mobile tech, reveals study.
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