Are you prepared for your next data disaster?
Are you prepared for your next data disaster? Matthew Johnston, Area Vice President, ASEAN & Korea, Commvault Just like the two Little Pigs who had their flimsy houses of straw...
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How to become an agile, data-driven company
How to become an agile, data-driven company Attributed to Jeremy Sim, Director, Industry Solutions, Qlik, APAC Over the past few years, the time organizations have at their disposa...
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Why are foreign governments apparently after my details?
Why are foreign governments apparently after my details? Digital Shadows The news that Yahoo had lost over half a billion of its users personal details in a prolonged data b...
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WHY DOES THE FUTURE TAKE SO LONG TO ARRIVE?
Why does the future take so long to arrive? This glimpse of the future was crafted by: Sam Dungey In late 1971, a computer engineer named Ray Tomlinson sent the first email message...
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Loss of Speed and VPNs: 8 Tips to Boost Your VPN Speed
Loss of Speed and VPNs: 8 Tips to Boost Your VPN Speed VPN users¹ most common complaint is a significant loss of speed. NordVPN addresses the issue and offers solutions September 2...
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How to Make Open Source Work for You
How to Make Open Source Work for You By: Dr. Angel Diaz, IBM Vice President Cloud Architecture and Technology Business today is all about adapting, pivoting and expanding quickly....
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History Of Wearables
Back in April, news broke about a Fitbit that may have saved a man’s life. Doctors were able to take a look at the patient’s Fitbit, which monitored his heart rate, to determine wh...
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Can Internet of Things be the New Frontier for Cyber Extortion?
Did you know that despite being equipped with new applications and hardware, most Internet of Things (IoT) devices are furnished with outdated connection protocols and operating sy...
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YOU’RE TOO CREATIVE TO BE AN ENGINEER – AND OTHER MYTHS…
The engineers of yesteryear spent hours painstakingly drawing the intricacies of designs for bridges, buildings and other infrastructure. With slide rules and log tables as the too...
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Mobile Photography Tips for Travellers
Mobile Photography Tips for Travellers Ahead of the coming National Day celebrations and the potential long weekend (we’re sure some of you would have thought of taking Monday, 8th...
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Public and Private Sector Collaboration Key To Growing Application Economy In Asia Pacific & Japan: CA Technologies Study
Public and Private Sector Collaboration Key To Growing Application Economy In Asia Pacific & Japan: CA Technologies Study However, governments in Asia Pacific & Japan ident...
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New Dell Global Study Shows Business and IT Decision Makers are Aligned on Key IT Trends
New Dell Global Study Shows Business and IT Decision Makers are Aligned on Key IT Trends Increasing business productivity, followed closely by growing the business, are the main co...
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Working to live, not living to work: New global research throws out conventions on millennials in the workplace
Working to live, not living to work: New global research throws out conventions on millennials in the workplace Global study by Sage looks at the motivations and personas of young...
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IS SMART TECH MAKING US DUMB?
IS SMART TECH MAKING US DUMB? This glimpse of the future was crafted by: Danielle Bond A giant humpback whale breaching the waves right in front of you is a magnificent sight – a o...
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SAP Digital Experience Report reveals that consumers in Singapore are highly unsatisfied with their digital experience
SAP Digital Experience Report reveals that consumers in Singapore are highly unsatisfied with their digital experience · Only 25% of consumers are satisfied with the digital offeri...
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The Biometric Citizen By Sujan Parthasaradhi, Director of Biometric Applications, HID Global, APAC Biometrics is becoming more familiar in the commercial marketplace, but it has a...
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BlackBerry will continue to focus on producing highly secure smartphones. New Android based BlackBerry smartphones coming soon
Two weeks ago, Ralph Pini, COO and GM for Devices at BlackBerry shared his personal thoughts on the discontinuation of BlackBerry Classic devices, stating that "Sometimes it can be...
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HOW CAN CITIES BE ‘SMART’ IF THEY CAN’T THINK?
From 30 000 feet, you could be forgiven for thinking that a city has a pulse. On camera, time lapse photography of the morning in-rush of traffic, followed by the evening exodus, l...
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The Adaptive Trust Defence to Network Security
The Adaptive Trust Defence to Network Security By Justin Chiah, Director and General Manager, South East Asia and Taiwan at Aruba, a Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Company. The a...
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WHY IT’S RISKY TO NOT DEPLOY A SOFTWARE DEFINED WAN
WHY IT’S RISKY TO NOT DEPLOY A SOFTWARE DEFINED WAN Businesses need to stay connected and up to speed By Doug Farndale, Vice President, APAC Silver Peak Playing catch-up is never a...
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A Quick Guide to Delivering Positive Customer Experiences
A Quick Guide to Delivering Positive Customer Experiences Attributed to Daniel Cran, APAC Director, LogMeIn According to Gartner, 90 percent of businesses will be competing mostly...
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Very large lithium-ion batteries
Thursday 16 June 2016 Very large lithium-ion batteries IDTechEx Cambridge, UK Very large lithium-ion batteries By Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx Very large lithium-ion battery...
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Getting started with Samsung Pay : How to use?
Today, Samsung announced the general availability of its Samsung Pay service for Singapore starting from 16th June 2016. The launch was held at Galaxy Studio at Ngee Ann City Civic...
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The Tech Revolutionist @ COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2016
The world's second largest consumer electronics and ICT tradeshow opened in Taipei, Taiwan (ROC) on the 31st May 2016. The theme this year focuses on 4 main topics, mainly Internet...
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