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Surviving 7 year itch: Atos HK continues OGCIO data center provision

Atos Hong Kong, who last week won a seven-year contract from the Hong Kong OGCIO to implement and operate its outsourced private cloud platform, has been providing the OGCIO with data center services the past seven years.
Carol Ko 03-Apr-2013

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Carriers look to cloud to raise mobile revenue

Cloud computing is producing a couple of hurdles as well as a growth opportunity for mobile carriers. With cloud-based applications and data, smart mobile devices and nearly ubiquitous high-speed access, subscribers are able to consume content anywhere at any time.
by: Khoo Boo Leong 21-Aug-2012

Gartner: China's IT spending growth to fuel cloud adoption

In China, traditional infrastructure and communications outsourcing services, managed print services, BI services and emerging delivery models such as IaaS and SaaS are moving through the Peak of Inflated Expectations.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 17-Aug-2012
Office 365 savings resonate with Bang & Olufsen's needs
Luxury audio and video systems maker Bang & Olufsen is unifying its email, calendaring, collaboration and communication with Microsoft Office 365. The company’s 2,000 employees have moved to the cloud solution from Lotus Notes.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 15-Aug-2012

SAP, Oracle enrich biz apps with social intelligence

SAP and Oracle have outlined comprehensive cloud strategies. An area of focus for both vendors is to combine their respective industry and business process expertise with cloud solutions to deliver social and collaborative capabilities.
by: Khoo Boo Leong 14-Aug-2012
SingTel grows cloud customer base to 200,000
The number of SingTel customers using cloud services grew to 200,000 in the quarter ended 30 June 2012, from 180,000 in the preceding quarter. Meanwhile, its Group ICT won new managed services customers, including a five-year G-cloud contract from the Singapore government.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 14-Aug-2012
ISACA identifies 5 hidden costs of cloud migration
Cloud computing makes it easy to offer IT users the same self-service like turning on lights or air-conditioning -- it's limitless, on-demand and pay as you go. Security, cost and complexity don't disappear -- they just need to be managed and accounted for.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 08-Aug-2012
Savvis buys Ciber’s global ITO business
Savvis, a CenturyLink company, is purchasing certain assets of Ciber’s global IT outsourcing (ITO) business for US$7 million in cash, plus additional future cash earn-out payment based on results through December 2013.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 07-Aug-2012

Mydin sows seeds of growth in the cloud

Malaysian retail and wholesale giant, Mydin Mohamed Holdings Berhad, has found the agility and speed it needs in cloud computing to propel its rapidly growing business. The company is targeting US$840 million (RM2.6 billion) in sales for its current financial year ending March 31 next year.
by: Khoo Boo Leong 07-Aug-2012
Veeva Japan serves cloud CRM from NTT Com's data center
Targeting at the life science industries, Veeva Japan delivers cloud-based CRM services from NTT Com's data center in Tokyo. Going forward, the Tokyo data center will serve as a hub for Veeva Systems' business in the APAC region.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 07-Aug-2012
Tiger Airways picks Office 365 for email, collaboration
Tiger Airways is providing Microsoft Office 365 cloud-based communications and collaboration tools to its more than 1,000 employees. The solution encompasses cloud-based professional email, secure file sharing, video conferencing and instant messaging.
by: Asia Cloud Forum editors 07-Aug-2012