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Asia Pacific to drive global services industry: Frost
The global services industry looks to maintain strong growth momentum heading into 2013, with the Asia Pacific market being a major driving force, according to analyst firm Frost & Sullivan.
Disrupt #4: Time to ‘mobilize’ your business model
The theme for the next DNA-TeAM Disrupt discussion and gathering is 'mobile,' where our panelists will share their thoughts on what the key trends in the mobile space are going to be, this year and beyond.
Telcos face competition from Apple, Google and Microsoft: Frost
Consumers can choose how they want to communicate and it may not be via a telco service. OTT (Over The Top) platforms will hit telco core services such as SMS revenues, Frost & Sullivan said in its annual review of key ICT trends in the region.
Iskandar likely to cross RM100bil investment mark by year end
The momentum that the Iskandar Malaysia development hub is experiencing can be seen in the numbers: From an average investment of between RM8 billion and RM10 billion from 2006 to 2009, rising to between RM12 billion and RM15 billion in 2010-2011, this year will see the committed investment hit RM20 billion says an excited Datuk Ismail Ibrahim, chief executive officer of the Iskandar Regional Development Authority or IRDA.
Frost & Sullivan’s game changer bet on Iskandar Malaysia
Frost & Sullivan expects to invest an estimated US$176 million into its Global Innovation Center in the Iskandar Malaysia development hub by 2020. Its global president and managing partner Aroop Zutshi talks to DNA founder Karamjit Singh on the reasons he believes that the development of the GIC will be a real game-changer for the future of the company. [Video included].
iTunes Asian entry to have minimal impact: Ovum
The advent of the popular iTunes store in Asian markets last week is expected to cement greater loyalty for Apple products amongst its diehard fans but its launch may not necessarily endear others who are not Apple users to the store, according to an industry analyst.
Malaysian companies score a hattrick at regional awards
Malaysia had three companies walking away triumphant at the 9th annual Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards 2012 in Singapore last night (June 7): Axiata, Telekom Malaysia and YTL.
Frost ICT awards to honor the region’s best
Frost & Sullivan will be honoring and recognizing the region’s best Information and Communications Technology ()ICT) companies and personalities at the 9th annual Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards 2011 this Thursday, June 7.
Frost's Iskandar investment at ‘hundreds of millions’
Business research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan recently announced it had chosen Malaysia as the hub for its Global Innovation Center of Excellence with five such centres to be located in Medini, Iskandar employing 830 knowledge workers.
