BlackBerry to buy Cylance for $1.4B
BlackBerry has raised its bets on artificial intelligence and cyber security with the $1.4 billion purchase of machine-learning specialists Cylance.
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EY expands APAC digital consultancy practice with Adelphi Digital buy
EY has expanded its digital consultancy practice across APAC with the acquisition of Adelphi Digital Consulting Group across Singapore and Australia.
$1: the price of individuals' online identity
Personal details originating from different sources, including social media accounts, can cost as little as US$1 in the black market.
Too much AI? Seven cyber security predictions for 2019
Cyber security vendor Forcepoint has revealed seven cyber security predictions for 2019 as part of its latest report.
SAP Leonardo adoption progressing despite user group apathy
In June 2017 SAP relaunched a nascent product named after Leonardo Da Vinci to reflect its changing position from an IoT platform to a "digital innovation system".
Slack beefs up security with enterprise key management
Slack has announced the rollout of Enterprise Key Management to tighten up security and compliance for its enterprise customers.
Dell sweetens VMware tracking stock offer with higher price, board seat
Dell Technologies has raised its offer to buy back shares tied to its interest in VMware to $120 per share, sweetening the deal for shareholders.
Apple to employ trafficking survivors in efforts to eradicate slave labour
Apple will employ trafficking survivors to work in its retails stores after winning an international award for helping end modern slavery.
HKBN aims to become Hong Kong's most cloud-proficient telecom firm
The Hong Kong Broadband Network has taken the step of investing heavily in training and certifications as well as expanding its partner ecosystem.
Network gear demand rises, new bets pay off for Cisco
Cisco has beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue and profit, benefiting from routers and switches demand as well as growth in software.
Workday CEO outlines plans to take on ERP giants, Oracle and SAP
Workday is transitioning from an HR and business finance software suite into a full ERP platform as it aims to compete with Oracle and SAP.
Prominent managers loaded up on Apple before recent tumble
Several prominent investors put fresh money to work in Apple during the third quarter even as they sold out of other high-flying tech companies.
Cisco to end Services Partner Program in channel revamp
Cisco will phase out its Services Partner Program by July next year in a bid to ensure the entire channel shifts their business models to software and services.
Is CA Technologies swinging the axe in Asia?
Sweeping job cuts impacting the newly acquired CA Technologies have allegedly reached Asia Pacific, as speculation mounts over the future of regional operations.
Cisco channel chief: ‘Complexity will kill some of our partners and customers’
Cisco’s new channel boss has issued a stark warning to partners who fail to transform as the vendor pushes ahead with its transition from hardware to software.
Hong Kong’s HGC partners with African service provider in cloud service expansion
Hong Kong-based internet service provider HGC Global Communications has revealed plans to extend its cloud service offerings to Africa.
With Windows 10 1809 re-release, Microsoft decides not to cheat on promised support
By acting as if the Windows 10 rollout delay had not happened, Microsoft ensured that users will generally get the support timeline they expect.
Cisco’s Webex Teams gets BroadCloud Calling integration
The move is designed to delivers an 'enterprise-grade' cloud-based PBX phone system for customers.
SAP’s big Qualtrics buy: It’s all about your customers
SAP’s $8 billion acquisition of Qualtrics may help put customer experience on the CIO’s agenda.
Cisco partners using open source gain 10% sales advantage over rivals
Cisco channel partners deploying open source software on top of network delivery are seeing higher sales than those who don’t, the vendor has revealed.
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