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2010 - the year of touch computing
Its probably difficult to figure when the concept of touch computing first came about. History tells us that as far back as 1980s, there was fascination with the idea of entering data into computers o… more →
Observations from Hong Kong
2010 - the year of touch computing
wrote 1 day ago: Its probably difficult to figure when the concept of touch computing first came about. History tells … more →
Gartner Magic Quadrant - gold standard of tech opinion?
wrote 3 days ago: A friend insisted I look into an article written by Steve Duplessie of Enterprise Strategy Group tit … more →
Surface on a portable formfactor
wrote 1 week ago: The gift-giving holiday wisked past me with my wife asking what I wanted for Christmas. I threw in t … more →
I don't like sashimi but...
wrote 2 weeks ago: Wikipedia defines Sashimi (Japanese: 刺身, pronounced [saɕimiꜜ]; English: /səˈʃiːmiː/) as a Japanese d … more →
Importing the Japanese culture of respect for others
wrote 2 weeks ago: If Obama can do it...I’ve never stayed longer in Tokyo than five days but each visit allows me … more →
Tech support for SMBs suck (at least in Hong Kong)
wrote 3 weeks ago: This weekend as I was finishing off a video interview on security, I thought it would be good to flu … more →
Consolidation will come with more M&As in 2010
wrote 1 month ago: Streetinsider.com recently posted its commentary following IDC’s 2010 prediction that IBM woul … more →
Beyond the brand responsibility
wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been doing marketing for many years now and I’ve learned to appreciate the importan … more →
What happens if Brocade is sold
wrote 3 months ago: Picked up early this morning on Wall Street Journal is breaking news about a potential sale of Broca … more →
BPO market in Asia gets hotter with Xerox entry
wrote 3 months ago: It sounds apocalyptic but its nowhere near that. Following Dell’s acquisition of Perot Systems … more →
On Disk Encryption... if only Chen had this earlier...
wrote 3 months ago: Encryption is the age old approach to making data unreadable to anyone but the intended recipient. W … more →
EDS is dead. Long live HP Enterprise Services
wrote 3 months ago: I was doing my routine scout for news articles for eGOVasia when I happen to notice that when you ty … more →
Drowning in data, dying for information
wrote 3 months ago: Ok, so I swiped that off from the original “water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink … more →
BusinessWeek author claims Macs are immune from Virus - dream on!
wrote 8 months ago: Arik Hesseldahl, a technology writer for BusinessWeek.com, recently posted an article comparing Macs … more →
Oracle makes a play for server/storage market with Sun buy
wrote 8 months ago: The possible IBM acquisition of Sun has finally settled. Software giant, Oracle, has come out holdin … more →
How to keep customers happy without breaking the bank
wrote 9 months ago: I have had my fair share of travels overseas. The most logical, and most times, only way to get to t … more →
Google - spammer's best friend
wrote 1 year ago: Who does not receive emails selling viagra, cheap meds, educational degrees or announce bogus lotter … more →
Open Storage means "Good Enough"?
wrote 1 year ago: My colleague asked me to attend a roundtable briefing at SUN Microsystems’ Hong Kong office on … more →
Two stories: bad event management and bad times
wrote 1 year ago: It could be said that media people are spoiled. And I’m saying this because I’ve attende … more →
