While activities like updating antivirus definitions and running software patches are important to the overall security of an enterprise, TruSecure feels that the focus should be on risk management.
Marathon Technologies is trying to make its mark in the Asian region by promoting fault-tolerant computing on the Windows platform.
In the current economic downturn when revenues are hard to come by, Intel Corp. feels that businesses should invest in reducing transaction costs. As a result, it is pushing RosettaNet as the e-business communication standard for the high technology industry, and has garnered the support of many industry players.
While most of the world's companies run their businesses on one flavor of Microsoft Corp.'s Windows operating system or another, there are an increasing number that are putting their trust in open source code, and Linux in particular.
Although voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has been bandied about for years already, it has yet to take off in a big way in Singapore. Apart from being able to make the occasional long-distance phone call over the Internet, business implementation of the technology has been less than spectacular.
While the Internet has accelerated the pace of change and revolutionized the way that business is transacted, many organizations in Southeast Asia are still cautious and sceptical of the benefits that can be realized.
Access360, which has recently opened up a regional hub in Singapore, is introducing a new type of software that addresses a very specific, but important need -- managing employee user rights and access to company resources.
As an organization that believes there is a dearth of support services for the Linux operating system and its related open source software, Linuxcare Inc.'s goal is to provide technical support, education, consulting, and benchmark services to companies which want to use Linux.
Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) is undergoing a major reorganization in the Asia-Pacific region and has introduced a new management team as well as a new technology and service-oriented focus.
UUnet Technologies Inc. plans to set new standards for ISP (Internet service provider) reliability in Singapore by offering a broad range of guarantees on the performance, availability, management of its network to users in Singapore.
The business-to-business (B2B) electronic commerce revolution has only just begun in Asia, and the transaction value is expected to reach $S756 billion ($US440 billion) in five years, according to Goldman Sachs Global Equity Research.
The business-to-business (B2B) electronic commerce revolution has only just begun in Asia, and the transaction value is expected to reach $S756 billion ($US440 billion) in five years, according to Goldman Sachs Global Equity Research.
Applications management vendor BMC Software is focusing its Asian efforts this year on enhancing its services business, and has begun implementing a number of new programs.
Although supply chain management (SCM) is critical to the survival of manufacturing and distribution organizations, only 51 percent of the organizations in South Asia have gone to information technology for help to improve that vital process, according to research organization, Input Inc.
Centura Software Corp. (formerly Gupta), best known for its SQL (structured query language) products, is rising from the ashes, and is set to launch new products and services in the region focused on mobile connectivity.