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It is not a surprise that globally there is a need for more spectrum and governments are being urged to define a policy on how spectrum should be used.Full Story
In Asia, you can count on the Singapore government to lead in IT innovations and e-governance. This time, it is leading the move to the cloud.Full Story
Results of the Accenture Digital Citizen Pulse Survey released recently showed that 8 out of 10 people (81 percent) reported that it is easier to access government services or just about the same with the private sector.Full Story
The current business environment is giving Asian CIOs more influence in management decisions.
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Online health monitoring need not be expensive, and the overall goal is to improve patient care and allow patients to be able to support themselves.Full Story
The use of video conferencing technology in healthcare is getting more prevalent. But as the industry embraces this new platform, the business model is also evolving from connected to collaborative healthcare.Full Story
Thailand’s Index Living Mall needed an IT security solution to support its business expansion. Product capability, total cost of ownership and service quality were the criteria for vendor selection.Full Story
Instead of viewing innovation as something theoretical and elusive, Asian businesses need to ensure that everyone play a role in the process. Full Story
Pledging to make Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) the world's greenest airport, the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) and some 40 business partners outlined a broad strategy that seeks to further reduce the facility's carbon intensity. Full Story
Contact centers are evolving and understandably in ways most industries could relate to. Social media, said David Rizzo, President of Teleperformance Asia-Paicific, is a game changer and one that is shaping the future of the contact center industry.Full Story
No executive wants to spend his or her time managing a revolving door of employees. The Robert Half 2012 Salary Guide shares some ideas that can help organizations keep their best employees for the long term.Full Story
As enterprises and even governments shift their information systems from traditional platforms to mobile and cloud computing, Hong Kong Government Chief Information Officer Daniel Lai, BBS, JP, sees the need for new approaches to data protection.
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With tablets becoming increasingly popular, the fundamental lesson for Asian CIOs is that the balance of power has shifted from the internal IT departments they run to the company’s employees.
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What does it take to educate young people in the digital era? Understandably, schools, governments and policymakers are in a quandary on how to choose from a slew of technology options available the best fit for an institution's learning objectives.Full Story
Strong technical skills, sound commercial acumen and communication skills are highly sought attributes that Singapore CIOs and CTOs seek from new hires in their departments.
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In Hong Kong, IT professionals with regulatory expertise, internal audit and compliance experience will find themselves highly sought-after.Full Story
Shared whiteboards, document scanning, application sharing and even a group support system for decision making can contribute to the success of videoconferences, said Ravishankar Sharma, Associate Professor, National Technological University.
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The real revolution lies in distributed trading, a new globalized way to do business, being pioneered by the high frequency trading (HFT) community, but increasingly applied by all market participants.Full Story
In a competitive job markets like Hong Kong and Singapore where skilled IT talent continues to be in high demand, catching a hiring manager’s eye is never an easy task. How can a job candidate stand out from the crowd? Full Story
Equinix CIO Brian Lille explores the many steps to cloud and how many virtualized environments lack automation, which limits the ability to scale it to the needs of the business.Full Story
