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Eyes on APAC
A blog from Aaron Tan, Computer Weekly’s Asia-Pacific editor, analyzing the latest trends, issues and technology innovations in the APAC region.
Recent Posts
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How technology will shape the future of work
- TechTarget 21 Dec 2020 -
Tech in APAC - November 2020
- TechTarget 01 Dec 2020 -
Tech in APAC - October 2020
- TechTarget 11 Nov 2020
This is a guest post by Sujith Abraham, senior vice-president and general manager at Salesforce ASEAN No one could have predicted what 2020 would bring. Across every industry, we have learned the ...
Welcome to our last edition of Tech in APAC for the year. One of our key stories in November was a piece we did on Snowflake, which made its debut in September on Wall Street as the biggest ...
In this edition of Tech in APAC, we cover the top news headlines in the region for the month of October. Early in the month, we published an interview piece with Joe Beda, one of the co-creators of ...
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Securing Australia’s distributed workforce
- TechTarget 23 Oct 2020 -
Tech in APAC - September 2020
- TechTarget 07 Oct 2020 -
The race to get data analytics right
- TechTarget 28 Sep 2020 -
How APAC firms are dealing with Covid-19
- TechTarget 25 Sep 2020 -
Emerging ASEAN markets hit wall with cloud adoption
- TechTarget 18 Sep 2020 -
Tech In APAC - August 2020
- TechTarget 07 Sep 2020 -
The burning issue: fighting forest fires with technology
- TechTarget 03 Sep 2020
This is a guest post by Tom Kellermann, head of cyber security strategy at VMware Carbon Black 2020 has been a year like no other. The global pandemic has quickly changed work and business as we ...
In this edition of Tech on APAC, we’ll cover the top news headlines in the region for the month of September, starting with a notable win by Microsoft in Australia’s cloud market. In mid-September, ...
This is a guest post by Sunil Chavan, vice-president for FlashBlade at Pure Storage Asia-Pacific & Japan In evolutionary theory, the red queen hypothesis suggests that species must constantly ...
At the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, some retailers had to deal with gaps in their supply chain as customers stockpiled on essential goods. For others, the transition to a remote workforce was ...
There’s more work to do in developing markets in ASEAN to achieve higher levels of cloud adoption, say industry leaders in the region. In Cambodia, for example, most organisations, except for those ...
August was another exciting month for the technology industry in Asia-Pacific. In this round-up of our top stories in the region, you can find out more about Zoom's new datacentre in Singapore, ...
This is a guest post by Bakhtiar Talhah, chief operating officer, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Many living in Southeast Asia – and even those outside the region – will remember the 2015 ...
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Innovative solutions for better healthcare in Australia during Covid-19
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APAC tech round-up – July 2020
- TechTarget 30 Jul 2020 -
Enabling learning, whether at school or at home during Covid-19
- TechTarget 22 Jul 2020 -
Keeping organisations in Singapore running during Covid-19
- TechTarget 01 Jul 2020 -
Of nation state threat actors, Sapphire and politics in telecoms
- TechTarget 24 Jun 2020
The following post is sponsored by Amazon Web Services The Covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on organisations and individuals, with the pressure particularly intense on healthcare ...
July has been a busy month for us, a month that is traditionally dotted with enterprise tech events that have since been moved online amid the Covid-19 pandemic. On the sidelines of ...
The following post is sponsored by Amazon Web Services As the impact of Covid-19 percolates around the world, students and teachers facing disrupted school semesters are forced to learn and teach ...
The following post is sponsored by Amazon Web Services The onset of Covid-19 and mandatory lockdowns across the globe left organisations with limited time to react. Businesses had to keep ...
Nation state threat actors, Sapphire and telecoms politics have little in common, yet those are the developments that we've been covering over the past few weeks. For those of you who have missed ...