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An app-etite for success in the digital economy in 2017 and beyond
A recent study by LinkedIn clearly shows that the most in-demand skills revolve around an increasingly digital future.
IT leaders in Indonesia are prioritising hybrid cloud to transform IT
IT leaders in Asia Pacific are making firm steps towards transforming their approaches to complement their organization’s digital transformation requirements despite having to also manage legacy IT infrastructure.
Traditional PC market in Asia/Pacific declines by 5.5% in 2016: IDC
Traditional PC shipments in Asia/Pacific (including Japan) totalled 101.8 million units in 2016, accounting for a 5.5% y-o-y decrease – a softer contraction from the 7.7% y-o-y drop in 2015.
Opportunities for the taking amidst challenging times in 2017
Enterprises should take advantage of the slowdown to transform their businesses in 2017 to become more digital in nature.
Masyitha Baziad: My Fave 5 of 2016
Masyitha Baziad goes through all the stories she wrote about the digital economy and technology startups in Indonesia and tells us about her five personal favourites.
TmaxSoft sees 2016 as a breakthrough year in Asean
TmaxSoft, a multinational technology innovator focused on infrastructure software, announces some of its business milestones achieved in Asean in 2016
Challenges and solutions to improving IT sourcing strategies among enterprises
According to IDC 2016 IT Services End-User Survey, only 34% of Malaysian enterprises are undertaking a Digital Transformation related project.
Proof of concepts dominate IOT in Malaysia, says IDC
IDC survey highlights that the worldwide market is pivoting away from proof of concept projects to scalable IoT deployments
Week in Review: IDC pours cold water on Indonesia’s e-commerce market daydreams
IDC Indonesia pours some much needed cold water on the sizzling e-commerce market of Indonesia while Patrick Grove shares what he feels entrepreneurs need in order to succeed.
Study urges service providers to join forces to address enterprises’ IT requirements
A global study commissioned by Tata Communications reveals that the solutions that network service providers offer don’t always meet the expectations of enterprises, who rank security (52%), cloud (43%) and mobility (32%) as their top technology priorities.
