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We have reached a stage where cyber security manpower development cannot be put off any longer.

Instead of chasing virtual cute little monsters and throw away money, you may want to do these worthwhile endeavors.

Retailers across here and across the globe in all segments and of all sizes suffer a common problem -- antiquated or disconnected systems that don?t facilitate visibility, improve efficiency, enable change, or promote growth across their business.

A number of projects have brought cloud-centric Operating Systems to PCs. Two of them, Remix and Phoenix, are Android work-alikes, and a third, CloudReady, is Chrome OS-like.

The public cloud is often seen as something that sits outside the enterprise. But its capabilities can be brought in-house.

Data security is at an inflection point. As the threats faced by consumers, businesses and countries continue to grow, the need for smart security solutions that incorporate silicon and software becomes even more important.

Neeraj Shaabi, regional managing director of Oracle Asean, shares views on this digital migration process and how companies as well as the government should leverage this to keep pace and progress with the entire region.

Andy Grove is the best specimen for what a genuine leader is: authentic, effective, ethical, and transformational.

Retailers need to consider the very different ways in which individual consumers use their smartphones. Applying a single focus design paradigm to improving customers? mobile experiences is at odds with what is happening in the real world.

Several years ago, computer chip maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) saw that consumers? needs for technology were changing. As people relied more heavily on their computers for work and entertainment purposes, AMD realized its technology needed to respond to the evolving way that people interact with computers in our world.