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South East Asia offers a number of attributes that are particularly conducive to its attractiveness for the mobile industry. Firstly, and maybe most importantly, South East Asis countries suffer from a general lack in the number of fixed telecommunication lines, often controlled by monopolies. This not only manifests itself in a very small number of people who actually own a fixed telephone connection, it also results in high fixed-line telecommunication costs, bad service and slow connection s ...

Whether we like it or not, the mobile marketing is here and growing. According to Telefonica O2 survey: budgets spent on mobile marketing and communications is set to increase almost 150% by 2013. 88% of marketing managers anticipate behavioral targeting using mobile device to be an important capability by 2010. The commercial-like ad model will be diminished, given that people are tuning out mass market advertising with DVRs today, and only mobile marketing can provide a more personalized adve ...

Summer 2009 is a diifficult time to be if you want to start business . You can’t avoid reading a newspaper or watching tv without becoming depressed about the state of the economy. At times like this, is there really no good news to share or is it just overshadowed by a dark cloud of recession?

When I start my computer business, I have always like to deal with the project on the set of the published guidelines. That is why I love working on government or large business projects. They usually issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) with all of the requirements laid out for all potential bidder. Socializing are prohibited to keep all bidders on same level playing fields.

While visiting my family in Indonesia, we were forced to stay over in Singapore due to an approaching typhoon in Taiwan.

July 2009, I attended the Mobility China 2009 conference and exhibition held in the luxury Beijing International Hotel. Instead of giving you a chronological report of the event, I’d just like to share some interesting observations. At first it was billed as future expo of the chinese mobile company. It was supposed to be one of the premier event to showcase how mobile business and service can help chinese communicate. First of all, to my surprise: none of them from Chinese company appeare ...

Chinese government will invest US$85 billion on technology innovation, including information industry, equipment manufacturing, energy, water, medicine and agriculture. The director of software and service division at MIIT (Ministry of Industry and IT) also mentioned that some of projects will be related to open source software.