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Enterprise caution on IT spend in next two years will drive growth of hosted unified communications services in the Asia-Pacific region, predicts Frost & Sullivan.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 07:19 PM
Find more stories in:: Services, LANs and WANs, VoIP/IP telephony, Video, Customer support
case study Sri Lankan garment manufacturing giant, Brandix, embarked on a full scale ERP implementation to keep up with the fast-changing demands of customers.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 07:31 PM
Find more stories in:: Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Customer resource management (CRM)
Upcoming year will mark the first time semiconductor industry will experience revenue declines in back-to-back years, market research firm says.
Wednesday, December 17 2008 09:26 AM
Find more stories in:: Memory, Desktops
The new dashboard marks the latest move by a cloud provider to improve transparency in the event of an outage.
Wednesday, December 17 2008 09:51 AM
Find more stories in:: Search, Content management, Mobile processors
The online video ad market will grow to US$4.6B in 2013, research firm eMarketer forecasts. TV ads, though, don't fare so well.
Wednesday, December 17 2008 09:08 AM
Find more stories in:: Video, Web sites, Internet advertising
Visa cardholders in the two economies are first in the world to use service providing mobile-based one-time passwords for purchases over the Internet.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 07:18 PM
Find more stories in:: Mobile/Wireless, Authentication and encryption, Mobile commerce, E-commerce, E-business
In borrowing the cash to take over Axon Group, HCL Technologies is challenging the cozy worlds of SAP installation and Indian tech finance.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 03:08 PM
Find more stories in:: Business development/management, Business applications, Services, Acquisitions, HCL Technologies
As the economy slumps, they are likely to expect more from their IT service suppliers in 2009 as quick returns on investment and efficiency become priorities.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 11:22 AM
Find more stories in:: Service level management, Open source, Network infrastructure, Outsourcing, Ovum
But the developer swears his iPhone application followed all the proper rules, and in any case, Google's admitted use of off-limits APIs has drawn no rebuke from Apple.
Tuesday, December 16 2008 11:59 AM
Find more stories in:: Business applications, Applications and tools, Web sites, Apple Inc., Mobile
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| Blog Central |  Thank God for Pacman
The recent year-end list released by search behemoth Google seems to validate a trend that has been proven over time--that...Read more »
The Pinoy Post - Wednesday, December 17 2008 09:10 AM |  Reducing value leakage: back to basics
Negotiating a good contract, managing volume reductions and managing service reductions are all important steps in terms of sourcing, especially...Read more »
Sourcing Insight - Sunday, December 14 2008 05:49 PM | Insight
Taking the classical approach to security |  | newsmaker RSA chief scientist Ari Juels explains why classical literature has a place in IT security, and what to make of security in radio frequency identification. | | | TechGuides
Safest way to sanitize input |  | Sanitizing user input is a critical part of secure software development, but software can be made more secure by avoiding having to sanitize input altogether. | | | | Kicking the tires with Perfmon in Server 2008 |  | Over the years, there have been few changes in how we measure Windows performance. Windows Server 2008 introduces a new key functionality to the Perfmon tool. | | | Reviews
HP iPAQ Data Messenger
|  | HP's new flagship iPAQ has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a neat D-pad and a good set of connectivity features. However, HP has missed some key tricks that would make this an excellent rather than very good Windows Mobile smartphone. | | |
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