Banks are facing an identity crisis. For the last century, traditional financial services institutions ? banks, credit unions, savings and loans ? were largely the only game in town for consumers. Individuals often formed lifelong relationships with a single institution and accepted that the bank was the dominant partner in that union.
According to research firm IDC, factory revenue in the worldwide server market decreased -2.2 percent year-over-year to $10.9 billion in the first quarter of 2014 (1Q14). This is the fifth consecutive quarter that the server market has experienced a year-over-year decline in worldwide revenue.
Local software firm Pointwest Technologies recently participated in the Healthcare Information and Management System Society (HIMSS) Australia Conference 2014 held in Sydney, Australia in conjunction with the mHealth Summit AsiaPac.
According to GfK retail audit report, tech savvy consumers in the country spent around $65.8 million on 270,000 units of media tablets in the first three month of 2014 as compared to only $49 million in the same timeframe last year.
To enable the government to use Big Data and analytics in disaster mitigation, tech giant IBM has formally turned over to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) a new multi-million intelligent operations center to provide a central point of command for disaster management.
The app will reveal which of those hundreds of followers are genuine fans, who reposts and comments most of all in a user?s circle of friends, as well as highlighting threats to social network users, and how to keep personal information secure.
In the recently concluded HP Partners Night for Printing and Personal Systems Group held at the Edsa Shangri-la Hotel, MSI-ECS bagged two distributor awards for both consumer and commercial PC businesses.
Globe Telecom is partnering with the local WordPress Community to co-host the event, which will be held June 9 in the Globe Towers in Bonifacio Global City in Taguig.
Comelec chair Sixto Brillantes told the House committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms that P10 billion will be allocated for the Optical Mark Reader (OMR) machines, while the remaining P8 billion will be used to buy software and other election paraphernalia.
