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Google+ takes on Facebook as Insights MENA is launched
Google recently launched its competitor to Facebook, Google +, which has been tipped to become a genuine challenger to the social networking giant. Peter Ward talks to Najeeb Jarrar, Head of Marketing, Google MENA, about the features of the site and also the launch of Insights MENA, an online media research tool.
Facebook sees a decline in users
The launch of Google plus could well impact exisitng social networking sites by diluting their useage. Facebook has recently seen a decline in the number of users it has in the US, prompting claims that the social networking site is on the wane. Peter Ward talks to Mohammed Elzubeir, MD, Mediastow, about the future of the site and its popularity in this region.
Cloud computing presents risks as well as rewards
As companies look to migrate to the cloud, there are a number of obstacles and risks that they face. Steven Rose, managing director at CommVault talks to AMEinfo about handling these issues.
Middle East brands embracing digital outlook
For companies in the US and Europe, having a digital presence is a must. But the Middle East is catching up fast, and this is providing a number of opportunities in the region. Peter Ward talks to Iain Miller, head of innovations at Rufus Leonard, about the digital brand market.
Symantec says SME's are vunerable to attack
The hacking of IT systems belonging to big global organisations shows their vulnerability of business at the top of the ladder. So how vulnerable are those lower down - the SME's and also personal users? Dale Zabriskie, Principal Technologist, Symantec in conversation with Phil Blizzard talks about the threats and ways of avoiding attacks, particularly with the explosion in use of mobile devices.
Android OS most vulnerable says Symantec
Tablets using the Android operating system are the most venerable to attack by malware and other intruders says Dale Zabriskie, Principal Technologist, Symantec in conversation with Phil Blizzard. He also predicts an explosion in the use of apps which will mimic the intrusions seen on PC's and gives an insight on Symantec endeavours to keep ahead of the cyber criminals.
IBM hits 100 years in IT
IBM will this year mark its centenary across the globe on June 16th. Peter Ward talks to Takreem El-Tohamy, GM, Middle East & Africa, about the company's role in this region and the world.
STC still keen on Syria license deal
Saud Al Daweesh, CEO, Saudio Telecom Company speaks to Peter Ward about the organisation's plans for Syria and the telecoms market in Saudi Arabia
Intel launches next generation of processors
Intel's new family of processors has been launched with promises of increased performance and speed. Pete Ward talks to Nasir Nauthoar, GM, Intel in the GCC about the new products and what they will bring to PC users.
Microsoft's IE9 launch sees complete browser overhaul
Microsoft has launched the latest version of its Internet Explorer browser. Peter Ward asks Kerim Ozbakirci, Product Marketing Manager, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, how the new launch will affect the market.
Microsoft advice on how to stop intruders
"Keep the windows and doors locked" is the advice from Oguzhan Filizlibay, Security Escalation Engineer, EMEA CSS Security & Incident Response Team, Microsoft on keeping intruders out. He talks to Phil Blizzard on what should be done to avoid malware attacking your system.
Big firm partnerships giving IT companies the edge
Said Akar, District Manager, EMC explains the benefits of partnerships between the major IT firms and his firm's deal with Microsoft in this interview with Peter Ward.
Cloud computing 'needs to be put in proper context'
Duncan Campbell, VP - Marketing for Converged Infrastructure, HP, tells Peter Ward that the Middle East is ready for cloud computing, but it should only be used in the proper context. Campbell also reveals HP's take on the data storage problem.
Nokia eyes corporate smart phone market following Microsoft deal
Illuri Nurmi, VP, E-series, Nokia talks to Peter Wardabout the firm's Microsoft deal, its business solutions offerings and the future of the E-series of phones.
Apple iPad 2 revealed by Steve Jobs
"It is a new design and not a tweak," says Apple's Steve Jobs, who came out of medical leave to reveal the new iPad 2. A rousing applause from the audience greets Jobs as he announces the key improvements to the iPad. For details of the new features listen to this report from Phil Blizzard.
