Kai Ping Lew stories
Hands-on review: XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro ticks all the boxes
Mon, 24th Feb 2020
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
XP-Pen is a Japanese company that prides itself on delivering high-performance drawing tablets and styluses on a budget.
Toshiba's laptop division revived as Dynabook with Sharp capital injection
Wed, 19th Feb 2020
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personal computing devices
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toshiba
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mobility
To mark the occasion, the Dynabook Rewards programme is offering resellers $50 for every Dynabook or Toshiba branded device sold before December 31.
Culture, coding, and phở – Why budding developers are heading to Vietnam
Wed, 5th Feb 2020
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edutech
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software development
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coding
CoderSchool’s immersive three-month bootcamps equip participants with skills for employability in a rapidly developing city with low living costs.
CASE STUDY: How Ricoh avoided disruption by meeting changing business needs
Wed, 28th Nov 2018
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document management
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hybrid cloud
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ecm
Ricoh Hong Kong is a document management solutions and IT services provider that needed to evolve its product portfolio to be more dynamic and agile.
SMB benefits from a living wage outweighs costs - NextGen
Mon, 30th Apr 2018
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smb
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nextgen distribution
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distributors
Paying staff a living wage can benefit small businesses, says NexGen Group's Peter Prema, but advises introducing the change incrementally.
BlueJeans announces video meeting integrations with Facebook and Samsung
Tue, 19th Sep 2017
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uc
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samsung
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cloud services
BlueJeans partners with Facebook and Samsung to enhance video meetings, boosting work flexibility and connectivity.
Exclusive interview: Infor talks accelerating cloud adoption, healthcare sector expansion in ANZ
Fri, 4th Aug 2017
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erp
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healthtech
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infor
Infor’s ERP software is used by New Zealand companies in the food and beverage, dairy, manufacturing, distribution industries; and government bodies.
Infosys, Middle Eastern banks complete pilot of cloud-based blockchain network
Mon, 8th May 2017
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fintech
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blockchain
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martech
Banks from Turkey, the UAE, Oman, and Qatar piloted the network allowing them to process transactions in real-time with greater transparency.