Microsoft
Microsoft prepares to barnstorm VR market
Microsoft's announcement of cheaper and more versatile VR devices is a clear shot across the bows of Sony and Facebook, writes Ajith Ram.
Microsoft-government partnership attempts to address technology transformation paradox
Tech giant aims to move forward discussion on government policies and tech’s social impact.
Microsoft launches first combined Transparency Centre, Cybersecurity Centre
Microsoft advances cybersecurity investments in Asia-Pacific with Transparency Centre and Cybersecurity Centre launch.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella outlines plans to democratise AI
Microsoft hopes to revolutionise AI, like how the printing press changed how people created, consumed information
It's never about the technology, says Satya Nadella
Microsoft and Adobe announce cloud pact
Partnership will see both companies embracing each others’ products
Made several key announcements on new products and enhancements across most, if not all, products
Microsoft, KPMG develop IoT solutions for business model innovation
Microsoft and KPMG in Singapore partner under the KPMG Digital Village programme to develop solutions to support business transformation and business model innovation endeavours.
The workplace of tomorrow: It’s about the millennials
When it comes to technology affecting the workforce of the future, it's ultimately not about the technology but the people, especially the attitudes and values of the so-called millennials.
Software AG’s Stanimira Koleva now makes a move to Citrix
Stanimira Koleva, who joined Software AG in July 2015 after about two years at Microsoft Corp, has now joined Citrix Inc as group vice president of sales and services for its Asia Pacific and Japan region.
Apple launches bug bounty programme
Apple follows Google and Microsoft by launching its first official public bug bounty programme. The amount of bug bounty varies depending on the type of bug found. It could be as much as US$200,000 if you catch a bug in the Apple secure boot system.
Making DevOps a core competency
When companies set on a path for ‘agile’ IT and give up the safety and accuracy of traditional IT, this destabilises company transformation progress – the goal is to have a balance of both strategies in an organisation, writes Gavin Selkirk of BMC Software.
