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Handheld wireless solutions from Symbol
From traffic wardens and waitresses, to supermarkets and courier services, handheld wireless solutions offer greater flexibility and more freedom. Phil Blizzard talks with Symbol's sales manager Tarek Hassaniyeh to find out more about the various applications for the solutions offered by Symbol.
Rolls Royce software for the banking sector - Raqmiyat
Often referred to as the provider of the 'Rolls Royce' of software for the banking sector, Raqmiyat has a big reputation to live up to. Chief Operating Officer Tapas Roy explains what they offer and how they expect to see a doubling of their growth from today's USD25 million to USD50 million in just three years.
Youngest Player with ambitious plans - BenQ
Robert Dung, MD BenQ, talks at Gitex about being the new kid on the block, branding on bridges, Euro 2004 and style for the younger generation. He also gives a glimpse into their expansionist plans for taking over the regional market during the next few years.
Toshiba and their selfish technology
Ahmed Khalil, Regional General Manager Middle East & Africa Computer Systems Division, divulges their new 'Selfish Technology' policy and is open enough to talk about their new products on display at Gitex, in an exclusive AME Info Radio interview. As well as the latest products, news and developments he also reflects back as we take a look at the Toshiba museum pieces.
Speaking the oracle @ Gitex
Francis Veldeman, VP E-Business Suite, Oracle Europe, Middle East & Africa talks about partneship alliances, Oracle's presence at Gitex 2004 and what they anticipate for next year's show
Innovations from Microsoft
With one of the largest stands at Gitex 2004 Baha Essa, Communications Manager for Microsoft Middle East takes us on a guided tour, looking at some of their latest innovations.
Office files on your wrist
Gitex is a maze of technology - from a glittering array of notebooks and PCs to mega storage facilities. Phil Blizzard takes a look at one of the smallest storage devices, which also tells the time.
Does Big Data invade personal privacies or enhance user experience?
Audio: Big Data is proving valuable for business intelligence, and technology is maturing to provide effective real-time analytics, but as firms process large amounts of personal data, should we be concerned, or simply embrace an improved end-user experience? Steven Bond caught up Josh Klahr, Vice President of Product Management at Greenplum, during EMC World in Las Vegas, about his perspectives and personal findings, including consumer rewards for profilic and targetted tweeting.
