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HP announces ‘Think Big’ channel initiative

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Channel partners want new approaches to supply solutions that help modernize infrastructures, address developing records and embody rising computing fashions Joint funding application affords qualified distributors with get entry to to HP education, demonstration facilities, sales and marketing help HP has introduced a brand new channel initiative that it believes will stimulate boom and amplify revenue possibilities for channel companions in Asia Pacific and Japan.   The new ‘Think Big’ Initiative is a joint funding software that gives qualified distributors with get entry to to HP education, demonstration facilities, income and advertising and marketing support to pursue boom markets and win more commercial enterprise throughout garage, servers and networking.   To meet business enterprise and SMB (small and medium commercial enterprise) purchaser needs, channel partners need new ways to deliver answers that help modernize infrastructures, address growing records and include ri...

ICON driving developers to think big

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1,a hundred and fifteen members skilled since software released in 2009 But it’s no longer pretty much the numbers, says teacher WHILE supplying an update at the RM5-million 2d Integrated Content Development Program (ICON2) ultimate Friday, May eleven, Multimedia Development Corporation Sdn Bhd CEO Datuk Badlisham Ghazali told journalists he was now not positive if there was going to be an ICON3.   But Bikesh L (p.c) , CEO of iTrain Sdn Bhd, the appointed Training Provider for ICON2 contributors, is adamant in his perception that this system need to go on. “Definitely,” he says.   It has much less to do with the numbers from ICON2, which gave funding of between RM50,000 and RM200,000 to successful applicants and which noticed sixty nine apps introduced to the iTunes and Android App Store. Rather it stems from his perception that the program has recommended Malaysian app developers to be extra bold of their wondering and grand in their ambitions when creating apps.   “The boom in ...

Are mobile networks as safe as we think?

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Mobile network operators' telecom safety won't be as secure as you suspect Over-dependence on companies’ agenda, lack of ability to address complicated topics alt="Are cellular networks as secure as we assume?" src="/web sites/default/files/pix/authors/EdwinYapp-bw.jpg" fashion="margin:5px; width:150px; top:150px; glide:left; " name="Are cellular networks as secure as we assume?"> Periscope by Edwin Yapp A COUPLE of weeks in the past, Digital News Asia covered the HITB Security Conference, a global-class IT protection conference that touched on a continuum of problems going through groups and clients alike.   In one document that I had filed, I spoke with telecom security researchers: Philippe Langlois, founder of P1 Security; and Emmanuel Gadaix, director of Megapay, who additionally takes place to be the previous technical director of document-sharing internet site Megaupload.   Essentially, Langlois and Gadaix argue that the...

Piracy rate dips but Malaysians think illegal software is okay

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Software piracy fee drops one factor to fifty five% But seventy eight% of customers admit they have got obtained pirated software program   WHILE the software program piracy fee in Malaysia took a mild dip to 55% in 2011 from 56% in 2010, anti-piracy watchdog the Business Software Alliance (BSA) may additionally still have an uphill war on its arms with most Malaysians having no qualms approximately the use of unlawful software.   According to the 2011 BSA Global Software Piracy Study, seventy eight% of pc customers in Malaysia admit they have obtained pirated software. Some users say they pirate “all” or “most of the time,” whilst others say they do it “every so often” or “rarely.”   This way that eleven out of 20 applications that customers in Malaysia installed were unlicensed. The industrial price of this piracy turned into US$657 million, or about RM2 billion, the BSA said in a assertion.   “If seventy eight% of consumers admitted they shoplift — even rarely — authorities co...