Author: Gabey Goh
It takes time to achieve dreams
It’s useful for any start-up to have a wise owl (or two) looking out for them, but both owl and start-up need to understand that sometimes it is going to take time to achieve your dreams, writes Gabey Goh.
Somebody to Watch Over Me
Malaysian start-up SECQME Sdn Bhd is seeking to raise US$1 million in funding to fuel expansion plans for Watch Over Me, a mobile security app it developed for women.
Travel start-up TripZilla makes maiden voyage to Malaysia
Singapore-based travel portal TripZilla has launched the Malaysian edition of its site, claiming 69 travel agencies on board with over 3,000 packages and itineraries.
NTT Com seeks leadership position with global cloud footprint
Having recently announced the global availability of Enterprise Cloud, its virtualized Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering, NTT Communications has an aggressive expansion path in place to achieve its internal goal of becoming a global leader of ICT services by 2015.
Keep investors in the loop
As uncomfortable as the thought of investors as their ‘bosses’ may be to many founders, the fact remains that they do hold a stake and, as such, have both a voice and role to play in your company, writes Gabey Goh.
Loanstreet aims to help you navigate loan application hassles
Startup Loanstreet is on a mission to improve the entire process of applying for loans in Malaysia, and to help customers make sure they've got the right financial product for their needs.
Hitachi Data Systems looks to M&E industry for growth
Hitachi Data Systems has begun an aggressive push to claim market share in Malaysia’s media and entertainment industry with its network-attached storage platform offering.
NEC’s Online-to-Offline Cloud lifts off
NEC Corporation has launched its Online-to-Offline (O2O) Cloud Services, utilizing smart devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Kaspersky eyes enterprise pie with new endpoint security solution
Kaspersky Lab has unveiled its new generation of business security solutions, with an eye toward claiming a significant share of the enterprise security market.
Signatures are passé, you need AI to StopTheHacker
Approximately 2,500 pieces of new web malware released every day; zero-day malware can't be detected by traditional signature-based approaches. Start-up StopTheHacker seeks to address this gap via proprietary technology driven by AI that proactively scans websites for malware.
