IT, Internet and Telcos

Vindication of vision
With Apple and Microsoft now supporting 64-bit and X86 architecture, AMD is looking forward to a very bright future. Alberto Macchi, VP, AMD EMEA, says the company is increasing market share across all product categories, and is strongly committed to further investment and expansion in the Middle East.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 03 - 2005 at 10:43

Invisible internet future
Getting lighter, brighter and longer-living: not human beings unfortunately, but tomorrow's technology in laptops and mobile computing. Rajat Katar, Senior Dir, Prof Mobile Business, Fujitsu Siemens, identifies universal mobile telephony system, or UMTS, as key part of tomorrow's invisbile internet: a permanently and seamlessy connected world.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 02 - 2005 at 09:34

CA storage insight - part 2
Companies are often shocked that on average, 30% of their data has no value to their business, and is a waste of storage budgets. CA's hierarchical storage management prioritises critical data over redundant files, making storage cheaper and back-ups faster.
United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 29 - 2005 at 10:19

Exensys ambitious expansion
Exensys software is based on service-oriented architecture, with compatiblity a priority for the research and development team, according to Syed Mansoor Ali, CTO, Exensys. The company's expansion focus is the Middle East followed by Europe, with marketing through channel partners as Hemanth Reddy, Director Operations, Exensys.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 29 - 2005 at 09:25

Exensys empowering vision
Exensys Software Solutions' vision is to empower enterprise through technology, according to Chairman Eng Khalid Al-Rajhi. Exensys, formerly known as Holool, is making dramatic progress across the Middle East, showcasing its new ERP solution at GITEX 2005.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 11:18

High-tech entertainment arriving
Fujitsu Siemens is introducing new products later this year for the fast-growing digital home segment. Paul Gamboa, Sales Manager Consumer, Fujitsu Siemens. SCALEO multimedia PCs allow users to record and pause live television, download video on demand, and stream different video content to different rooms in their house.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 10:13

CA storage insight - part 1
A huge percentage of companies suffering critical data loss go out of business, but many IT departments face budget constraints over storage and data management. Computer Associates' BrightStor r11.5 aims to be affordable for enterprise and SMBs alike, who have the same need for storage solutions but very different budgets.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 09:37

Meeting market needs
Exensys Software Solution's strength is based on its core Microsoft .Net technology, as well as its localisation in terms of geographic and market specific needs, according to CEO Mohammed Shams Qamar. He believes GITEX is a vital networking opportunity for Exensys to meet customers and understand their concerns.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 09:19