Penang kicks off genuine software campaign
Malaysian ministry and the Penang ICT Association join forces with Microsoft to eradicate software piracy in the Malaysian state.
Malaysian ministry and the Penang ICT Association join forces with Microsoft to eradicate software piracy in the Malaysian state.
The matrix digital sound system can be controlled wirelessly via an iPad or iPhone app.
Malaysian Ministry of Education Secretary-General says MSC Malaysia’s MIBPC is a "one of a kind competition aimed at producing digital entrepreneurs."
Though IT management in 101 Malaysian companies showed a reasonable understanding of core business requirements, they need to evolve to be on the cutting edge of business strategy by using IT services, according to IDC.
Investment will triple by 2015 as the MOTOTRBOTM two-way digital radio system will be rolled out to many parts of Malaysia and should benefit more than 50,000 users, says Electcoms.
Despite Malaysian government increased investment, salaries have either dropped or stagnated in the digital, marketing and creative industries, according to Market Pulse study.
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But CIOs and other tech executives say the spying scandal underscores the need for strong corporate security measures
The volume of digital information is expected to nearly double every two years between today and 2020, reaching 40 trillion gigabytes, in just seven years according to analyst firm IDC.
Google announced a new multimillion-dollar investment in creating technology that will filter out images of child sexual abuse.
Ties iPhone app to Office 365 subscription, but analysts unsure whether the carrot is enough to push customers to adopt the rent-not-own concept
In 2012, Microsoft's Rick Rashid blew an Asian audience away with a live translation of his speech, into Mandarin. On Monday, Bing added some of that technology to Bing Voice Search.
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Encrypting data may not guard against surveillance, some experts say, while others argue in favor of taking steps to protect privacy.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) plans to cut 2,000 jobs over the next 18 months and it is very likely that IT workers will be affected.
Gartner, however, predicts that a major shift toward cloud office systems will begin by the first half of 2015.
Facebook and Microsoft each fielded thousands of requests for user data as part of law enforcement investigations from U.S. authorities in the second half of last year, they said late Friday.
Forrester held its European Business Technology Forum in London this week -- a convocation ofCIOs, Enterprise Architects, Infrastructure and Operations Professionals, Security and Risk Professionals, and Sourcing and Vendor Management Professionals.
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Digg Reader will hit the Web right before the unfortunate demise of Google Reader.
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Microsoft's early vulnerability disclosures to the U.S. may give the government both a shield and a sword.
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Latest Samsung flash card exceeds SATA 6Gb/s bandwidth.
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