Mobile-First
Malaysians getting with the mobility programme, SMEs way behind
Most Malaysian SMEs are paying little attention to their mobile presence and ‘discoverability,’ despite Malaysia’s high mobile Internet penetration rate of 65% -- the third highest in SEA, according to Google.
Facebook lands in Malaysia
Two weeks after opening its Philippines office, social media giant Facebook has landed in Malaysia too.
Supporting the workplace when it is no longer a place
Gavin Selkirk of BMC Asia Pacific with four key ways companies embracing digital are adapting and transitioning to meet the requirements of their workforces
Adtech company S4M launches in Asia via Singapore
Mobile advertising technology company S4M has launched in Asia Pacific, setting up operations in Singapore.
The Apple-IBM pact: ‘We have shifted the curve’
IBM’s global lead in its exclusive partnership with Apple paints a persuasive picture that it is changing how work is done, Karamjit Singh reports from New York.
Go digital or lose the Asian consumer: Accenture
The Consumer Packaged Goods industry needs to enhance its digital capabilities to reach Asian consumers, according to a study by Accenture.
Asian ‘xCommerce’ industry worth US$17 trillion by 2019: IDC
The xCommerce market – which includes e-commerce and other types of online business – will grow rapidly in Asia Pacific, rising from nearly US$7 trillion in 2015 to nearly US$17 trillion in 2019, according to IDC.
Asia will lead in mobility spending: IDC
Enterprise and consumer spending on mobile devices and related software and services in Asia Pacific excluding Japan will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3% from US$514 billion in 2015 to US$578 billion by 2019, according to IDC’s new Worldwide Semiannual Mobility Spending Guide.
Asia Pacific SMBs falling behind employee expectations: Microsoft study
SMBs in Asia Pacific are lagging behind their employees’ expectations to be more productive, collaborative and innovative in a mobile-first, cloud-first world, according to a Microsoft Corp study.
Aruba better positioned post-HP split
Aruba was acquired by HP, which then split into two companies, but this puts Aruba in a better position to ride the BYOD wave, argues its top exec.
