Author: Edwin Yapp
The cloud is an inevitable force: Amazon Web Services
In an exclusive interview, Amazon Web Services CTO Werner Vogels tells Edwin Yapp that cloud computing is an undeniable and unstoppable force driven by the competitive needs of businesses, and while there are still some impediments that stand in the way of full adoption, its acceptance is uninevitable.
Cloud adoption shaken by Snowden revelations: Survey
The revelations of large-scale cyber-surveillance last year by the United States and other governments have prompted enterprises around the world to rethink their cloud computing strategies, a new study has found. Edwin Yapp reports.
Google's AdWords platform in Bahasa aimed at Malaysian SMEs
Google Malaysia has officially launched the Bahasa Malaysia (BM) or Malay version of its AdWords advertising platform in Malaysia, a move the search giant claimed would give MEs the opportunity to reach the majority of the country’s population.
Big data hype slowly but surely melting away
Edwin Yapp reflects on big data and how it may be finally showing signs of practicalibility in the real world today.
Casting aside old rivalry, TM begins its wireless revolution
Two weeks after the TM-P1 deal was announced, Edwin Yapp ponders over the finer details of what it means to the companies as well as consumers.
VMware bets on South-East Asia for growth
Virtualisaiton giant VMware Inc is confident that its business will continue to grow this year and reiterated its stand that the South-East Asia (SEA) region will be a key focus area contributing to this growth, a top company executive reveals.
Viewsy bags top honours at CeBIT’s CODE_n
British startup Viewsy emerged the winner in the 2014 CODE_n Startup of the Year competition, organised in conjunction with this year’s CeBIT trade fair in Hannover, Germany.
KL-based IT automotive services firm takes on the big boys
Despite having been established only some six months ago, Malaysian automotive IT consultancy Goldbury Communications is confident that its niche expertise and quality services will help it grow beyond local shores. Edwin Yapp speaks to its founder to find out why he is so bullish.
CeBIT now targeting the business sweet spot
In a bid to grow its business and take on the competition, Deutsche Messe AG has altered its strategy to focus purely on business-to-business (B2B) information and communication technology (ICT), according to its top executive.
