Penang kicks off genuine software campaign
Malaysian ministry and the Penang ICT Association join forces with Microsoft to eradicate software piracy in the Malaysian state.
Future-proof digital sound from Bosch Malaysia
The matrix digital sound system can be controlled wirelessly via an iPad or iPhone app.
Winners of 9th Malaysian student business plan competition
Malaysian Ministry of Education Secretary-General says MSC Malaysia’s MIBPC is a "one of a kind competition aimed at producing digital entrepreneurs."
Just 1 in 5 Malaysian IT managers align IT to business needs: IDC
Though IT management in 101 Malaysian companies showed a reasonable understanding of core business requirements, they need to evolve to be on the cutting edge of business strategy by using IT services, according to IDC.
Malaysian trunk radio operator kicks off analog to digital move with US$8M
Investment will triple by 2015 as the MOTOTRBOTM two-way digital radio system will be rolled out to many parts of Malaysia and should benefit more than 50,000 users, says Electcoms.
Work-life imbalances, salary drops for Malaysian creative and marketing professionals: study
Despite Malaysian government increased investment, salaries have either dropped or stagnated in the digital, marketing and creative industries, according to Market Pulse study.
Cloud-based productivity apps —'don't believe the hype' says Gartner
Gartner, however, predicts that a major shift toward cloud office systems will begin by the first half of 2015.
OS X Maverick: Apple's developers discuss Apple's new love for power users
After the WWDC keynote on Monday night we fired off some emails to developers to gauge their reaction to the announcements.
IT jobs likely to go as RBS cuts 2,000 more staff
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) plans to cut 2,000 jobs over the next 18 months and it is very likely that IT workers will be affected.
Facebook, Microsoft disclose little on national security requests
Facebook and Microsoft each fielded thousands of requests for user data as part of law enforcement investigations from U.S. authorities in the second half of last year, they said late Friday.
The end of Symbian: Nokia ships last handset with the mobile OS
Two years ago, Symbian was still the #1 mobile operating system. What happened?
Does encryption really shield you from government's prying eyes?
Encrypting data may not guard against surveillance, some experts say, while others argue in favor of taking steps to protect privacy.
Samsung's next big thing - born in the USA?
Could Samsung's "next big thing" come from the heart of the Big Apple or Silicon Valley?
Google slammed by UK MPs for 'contrived' tax payments
The parliamentary Public Accounts Committee has slammed the way Google avoids paying corporation tax in the UK, and has called on the government to close tax loopholes the internet company has exploited.
Yahoo moves to bolster Flickr on phones, acquires photo app developer
The Internet giant continued its buying spree, acquiring mobile app firm GhostBirdSoft and conference calling firm Rondee.
Microsoft Launches New Embedded OS to Harness the Data of Devices
Microsoft has unveiled the latest version of its Windows Embedded CE operating system-Windows Embedded Compact 2013-to help organizations capture the data of programmable logic controls and machine-human interface panels.
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BLOG: 10 things the CEO can do to drive digital
Forrester held its European Business Technology Forum in London this week -- a convocation ofCIOs, Enterprise Architects, Infrastructure and Operations Professionals, Security and Risk Professionals, and Sourcing and Vendor Management Professionals.
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BLOG: The day human privacy died
Just lamenting is not enough to save human privacy and dignity.
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BLOG: India’s ecommerce woes: Managing logistics challenges in India
Coca-Cola recently announced that it is jumping into the red-hot Indian online retail arena by selling directly to consumers and small businesses
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BLOG: A new service architecture for business innovation
The IT services industry is being challenged on two opposite fronts.
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BLOG: Google acquires Waze: what it means
Maps are only growing in importance as they become the primary portal on mobile phones for a growing list of information and services.
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A quest for big data discovery
The volume of digital information is expected to nearly double every two years between today and 2020, reaching 40 trillion gigabytes, in just seven years according to analyst firm IDC.
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IT will have a love-hate relationship with iOS 7, OS X Mavericks and iCloud
With updated OSes and iCloud, Apple will please some, annoy others
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Some Aussie data centre operators not measuring power usage: survey
A number of respondents did not know their power usage effectiveness (PUE), according to Campos Research & Analysis
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Amazon quietly launches complete 3D printing store
Amazon’s new 3D printing section is a one-stop shop for used and new printers such as the MakerBot Replicator 2, plastic filament to stock up your machine, books, software, and various parts and supplies.
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NASA's new astronauts could one day blast off to Mars
Four women, four men chosen out of 6,100 applicants to go to asteroid, space station
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DreamWorks deal will bring 300 hours of original kids' shows to Netflix
A massive deal will bring DreamWorks movies and 300 hours of original content to Netflix, based on new franchises, DreamWorks classics, and oldies like Voltron and Archie.
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The No. 1 place to work in IT: Quicken Loans
IT employees enjoy the company's relaxed atmosphere and culture of innovation, but they're equally thrilled to be part of the revitalization of downtown Detroit.
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Mobile users to embrace LBS and QR codes, says TNS study
Location-based services (LBS) and quick-response (QR) codes are set to become the next big mobile growth feature, according to the Annual Mobile Life Study by custom market research firm TNS.
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Role of partners has evolved to solving business problems: Juniper
Networking vendor has seen its Australia reseller network become more collaborative in nature
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Do Microsoft's vulnerability tip-offs give the U.S. a cyber sword or a cyber shield?
Microsoft's early vulnerability disclosures to the U.S. may give the government both a shield and a sword.
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Prism doesn't have CIOs in a panic — yet
But CIOs and other tech executives say the spying scandal underscores the need for strong corporate security measures
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Haswell MacBook Air speeds up with faster graphics, flash storage
Apple on Monday updated the MacBook Air with Intel's fouth generation Core processors, code named Haswell. Macworld Lab has the new MacBook Air and the results are interesting, to say the least--the 2012 and 2013 13-inch models received the same overall system performance score in Speedmark 8, but individual tests tell a different story.
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