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Archive for January 2009

Mobile technologies to watch in 2009 and 2010

Posted by: Admin on: January 30, 2009

by: Jerry Liao
Business and personal lifestyles are changing and evolving faster than ever brought about by internet and mobile technology. Mobile technology in particular is already part of everyday life with penetration rates rising to unprecedented numbers, and will continue to grow, driven by the way consumers construct their own identity.
No economic turmoil [...]

NTC suggests digital content creators to register

Posted by: Admin on: January 28, 2009

Just recently, the National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) released a memorandum requiring all content developers to secure a license from their office before such content can be made available to the public.
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is a regulatory agency providing an environment that ensures reliable, affordable and viable infrastructure and services in information and communications [...]

Cost Management Is Top 2009 Priority For IT Decision Makers

Posted by: Admin on: January 25, 2009

Companies are making announcements left and right about their plans of downsizing their operations and cutting their labor force as well. All leading to one thing during an economical slowdown — cost cutting. Companies are cutting their budgets from all sides, in the hope that saving more money will keep their company afloat [...]

Google launches reseller program for Google Apps

Posted by: Admin on: January 20, 2009

by: Jerry Liao
What do you do if business is not doing so well? Some will just quit, some will stay afloat, and some will be more aggressive. I won’t dare tell you which one you should do or take. But just in case you want to hear what I would do [...]

2009 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors

Posted by: Admin on: January 18, 2009

by: Jerry Liao
Everytime I attend press conferences of I.T. security providers, almost always the report is that threats are going up, and losses are rising in tremendous pace. Should we blame this unfortunate situation to security firms? Partly yes, partly no. Yes because they seem to be playing catch up to [...]