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China IT spend to surpass Japan by 2013  new
Growing demands of consumer IT, and the IT opportunities brought about by the government are pushing China IT spend to a level that exceeds that of Japan.Full Storymore
Accelerated demand for BYOD service and support seen   new
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) brings unique system requirements for service providers and support issues for businesses, the results of a global survey that explores the growing demand for BYOD bares.Full Storymore
Social networking to play a key role in healthcare delivery  new
Social networking will play a major role in an emerging healthcare delivery model that also explores the role of mobile technology in supporting collaborative teamwork, a new report from IDC Health Insights said.Full Storymore
ComfortDelGro boosts taxi booking service utilizing SMS  new
As mobile phones are now widely used in Singapore, ComfortDelGro decided to implement the Short Message Service (SMS) taxi booking service. The transport company picked the JBoss Seam-based solution proposed by Maven Lab, a Red Hat Business Partner.Full Storymore
Most Indian citizens want integrated government service  
Almost 70% of citizens in India would like their government to be more integrated and have the ability to share information across agencies, making it even easier to conduct government business. Full Storymore
BYOD gives competitive advantage, say IT managers  
Though most IT managers recognize the benefits of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), they however are concerned about employees’ awareness of risk. Full Storymore
IT managers recognize benefits of BYOD, but nervous about risks  
Over 80 percent of IT managers think that enterprises with a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy hold a competitive advantage over other organizations, according to research commissioned by BT.Full Storymore
Hong Kong Education Bureau launches e-navigator smartphone app  
The Hong Kong's Education Bureau has launched a smartphone application that would help students gain access to program information from local educational instructions based on their interests and plan their pathway for future studies.Full Storymore
Potential of business analytics tools in Asia  
Behind the trend on Big Data, cloud, mobile and consumerization is something even more important in the long term: business users are becoming more aware of how they can make better decisions with data. Full Storymore
Polish university builds modern campus with networking, higher education technologies   
The AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow, Poland is now using the latest networking and higher education technologies to create one of Europe's most modern education facilities. Full Storymore
TA Securities first in Malaysia to launch advanced electronic trading platform  
TA Securities Holdings Berhad has completed migrating its entire dealer network to an advanced electronic trading platform, the first Malaysian stockbroking house to comply with a deadline mandated by Bursa Malaysia (Bursa).Full Storymore
HK Exchange data center offers comprehensive services  
Financial information providers and technology vendors in Hong Kong will be beneficiaries of low-latency connectivity and on-demand computing solutions and services for Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited‘s (HKEx) new data center. Full Storymore
Singaporeans find interacting with government easier than with private firms  
More than half the citizens surveyed in Singapore believe that interacting with their government is easy, and 80% find it easier to interact with government than private-sector companies, according to a new survey from Accenture.Full Storymore
Mount Alvernia Hospital pioneers open source bed management system  
Mount Alvernia Hospital (MAH), a 303-bed general hospital in Singapore, implements an open source Bed Efficiency and Management (BEAM) system which allows the hospital to better manage admissions, and track bed usage with the use of wireless and mobile technologies.Full Storymore
Cloud-based IT service management solutions demand rises, acceptance up   
The demand for Cloud-based IT service management solutions is growing faster than other solutions as its acceptance continue to sinking in into enterprise territory.Full Storymore
China S & T Ministry deploys videocon technology to speed up projects  
China’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has started using video conferencing technology to speed up the development of its large-scale projects and conferences. Full Storymore
Polycom creates video culture of preferred face-to-face collaboration  
Polycom video solutions are enabling new business models, new services, new collaborative relationships and significant competitive advantages, while creating a video culture where collaborating face-to-face with anyone is the preferred and increasingly default mode.Full Storymore
Singaporeans happier, more productive as work-life balance improves  
More business people in Singapore are happier and more productive, and declare that their work-life balance has improved, according to the Regus Work-Life Balance Index.Full Storymore
Thailand's consumption of IT services to outstrip rest of region  
Thailand will overtake Singapore once again to regain the number-two spot for IT spending in Southeast Asia after falling behind the lion city in the last two years. Moreover, at the rate it consumes IT services, Thailand is seen to outstrip the rest of the region.Full Storymore
Cloud adoption in APAC financial services still waiting for tipping point: IDC   
Asia-Pacific financial services institutions are still taking a measured approach to cloud computing, as the industry awaits further clarity on cloud computing regulations and better articulation of business benefits by IT vendors. Full Storymore
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