Swamped by demand, Facebook has raised its initial public offering price to between $US34 and $US38 per share, which will make it the most valuable company ever to go public in the US.
The strategic objectives of consolidation are important
Gartner claims that half of enterprises are wasting money on social media. But Indian CIOs who are bullish on the social media space vehemently defend their digital marketing spends.
The 2012 CIO Survey from Harvey Nash the recruitment and outsourcing specialist found the representation of women to be "highly unrepresentative of the population at large". Ninety three per cent of respondents to the global CIO survey are male.
Scott Thompson told the Yahoo board before he was ousted as CEO over the weekend that he has thyroid cancer, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
Just one day into the job, Yahoo's interim CEO Ross Levinsohn is in charge of a company struggling with administrative chaos, industry position and growing competitors.
CEOs have shifted their position and are releasing funds to CIOs that have innovations for mobile users and revenue generation ideas, finds the CIO Survey 2012 from Harvey Nash, the recruitment and outsource services provider.
Sony closed the books on its worst year ever on Thursday, while also targeting a slight profit for the current period, which would be its first since 2008.
The deals are getting smaller, with new pricing models, while security and cloud computing become hot topics.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has set off on his Woz Live tour across Australia and New Zealand, revealing why Steve Jobs liked secrecy
Managing interns -- plus your own workload -- can be tricky. Here are five expert tips from LinkedIn to help you both make the most of the partnership.
Microsoft is all set to get a $250 million windfall when it sells 20 percent of its estimated 1.8 percent stake in Facebook in the forthcoming IPO of the social networking giant.
Improving competitiveness and controlling costs remain the major objectives of companies seeking for technologies to invest on.
With an outright ban on social sites nearly impossible, companies need a strong security regime and staff training, say experts
How could organisations rise above the noise to maintain a clear head in order to make the right decision regarding cloud computing? CIO Asia speaks to Scott Frew, chairman of Distribution Central, to learn how a new portal has been set up to do just that — providing clear answers from industry practitioners and vendors on virtualisation and cloud adoption.
In recent years, consultants Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton kept hearing the same lament from corporate clients: "It we can't get our culture right, nothing works."
Communications Service Providers need to understand how industries are being transformed by technology and work with businesses to enable them to benefit from these changes.
There's too much judgment and not enough instruction, according to new poll data from Dice.com.
China's Internet firms will need to better screen their websites for unlicensed digital works or be held responsible for infringement, according to a proposed judicial interpretation from the country's supreme court.
IDC’s Financial Insights recommends that banks embark on unique alternative banking models and revenue streams.
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee plans to look into accusations by Mozilla that Microsoft is restricting access to important programming tools for browsers that will run in Windows RT.
Smartphone market and services sector to drive spending growth
Remember, things are not always equal.
The platform’s selling points include collaborative function and applications that users are familiar with.
Microsoft says its SMB survey on cloud adoption supports its view that cloud can be a game changer.
New software version from APC by Schneider Electric features 3D Airflow Analysis and Smart Phone support.
Canon's new portfolio includes ink efficient, fax security and PIXMA Cloud link featured printers.
Swamped by demand, Facebook has raised its initial public offering price to between $US34 and $US38 per share, which will make it the most valuable company ever to go public in the US.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has set off on his Woz Live tour across Australia and New Zealand, revealing why Steve Jobs liked secrecy
Google is reportedly moving to more direct sales of its Android smartphones and tablets in a move to wrest control away from wireless carriers that install their own services on Android gear or block Google apps like Google Wallet.
Communications Service Providers need to understand how industries are being transformed by technology and work with businesses to enable them to benefit from these changes.
Apple on Monday issued its first security-related update for OS X 10.5, or Leopard, in nearly a year, to disable long-outdated versions of Adobe's Flash Player.
The meteoric rise in the smartphone market is creating a dangerous vulnerability in smartphone security - one that may not be patched until the problem expands into what has been dubbed an "apocalypse."
Solid-state drives are all the rage lately, thanks to their high transfer speeds and ultrafast access times, but most people still use cheap, spacious mechanical hard drives. Unfortunately, mechanical hard drives also constitute one of the most significant performance bottlenecks in modern computer systems. Even when paired with the fastest processors and lots of memory, a slow hard drive will drag down the a system's overall performance and responsiveness, which is why upgrading to an SSD usually yields such significant performance gains.
A single, structured cabling system supporting data, voice, security and intelligent building systems makes savings at a major new heath center.
Convergence is a necessary step to achieve significant cost savings in an enterprise network. The white paper describes the key benefits of convergence and introduces solutions to help you realize these benefits.
Systems that make SevenHills Hospital in Mumbai one of the most advanced in Asia rely on high performance network infrastructure to deliver the reliable performance needed by critical medical and administrative systems.
Less human error, better quality assurance and optimum network utilization were key requirements at one of China’s leading cigarette producers.
In fast growing financial services companies, essential information has to be delivered promptly, so do vital new information systems. At CITIC Securities, a flexible, high performance network infrastructure was needed quickly to keep up with demand driven by the rapidly expanding Chinese economy.
