How to check the legitimacy of Android apps
How Android users and IT teams have judged whether an app is legitimate, from the open Android market of 2011 to permission checks, developer vetting and Google Play Protect.
Interactive Intelligence announces upcoming ‘pure’ cloud product, sets sights on cloud
At Interactions 2013, Interactive Intelligence unveiled PureCloud, a multi-tenant contact centre service on AWS, and in 2016 Genesys bought the company for US$1.4 billion.
Why Singapore companies need to comply with the GDPR: the Veritas study on GDPR readiness
In 2017 a Veritas study found 92% of Singapore firms feared GDPR fallout. Veritas’s Sheena Chin explained how the PDPA compares and what firms had to do.
Moving beyond disruption in 2016: Citrix’s view on mobility, cloud and security
In late 2015, Citrix’s Mark Micallef argued that Asian firms should move beyond disruption in 2016, with mature approaches to mobility, cloud and security.
Networking and security apps for a rooted Android phone: Shark for Root and its peers
Which packet-capture and network tools ran on rooted Android phones, from Shark for Root (2010) to Wireshark-based apps, and what each could and could not do.
Has your digital transformation truly boosted productivity?
In 2017 The Conference Board forecast a rebound in global productivity, yet digital transformation payoffs stayed unclear. Views from Deloitte, IDC and Altimeter.
5 lessons from Amazon’s S3 cloud blunder
After Amazon’s S3 outage of 28 February 2017, Forrester and AWS guidance pointed to multi-zone design, early failure detection and built-in redundancy.
Artificial intelligence could double Singapore’s annual growth rate by 2035
In 2017 Accenture Research and Frontier Economics modelled AI lifting Singapore’s annual growth from 3.2 to 5.4 percent by 2035, worth US$215 billion in GVA.
Singapore businesses’ key concerns for 2018: what technology and manpower surveys showed
Singapore businesses ranked skills shortages and technology costs as top concerns in 2018, according to the Singapore Business Federation’s National Business Survey 2018/2019.
What Is Bigger, KB or MB? Megabytes, Explained Simply
A megabyte (MB) is bigger than a kilobyte (KB): 1 MB equals 1,000 KB, or 1,024 KB in the binary system many computers use. See the charts and examples.