Alcatel-Lucent is planning on setting up a new Internet Protocol Transformation Centre (IPTC) in Singapore, to bolster its network of IPTCs worldwide. The first centre...

Nokia Siemens Networks has hired Rajeev Suri as the head of Asia-Pacific region. Prior to this designation, Suri was the senior vice president of Nokia Networks Asia-Pacific region...

ASML, a provider of lithography systems for the semiconductor industry, has signed a contract with the Taiwanese Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) to establish the ASML Centre...

The technology industry has been shaken up as trade tariffs between the US and South Korea has been lifted. This move aims to broaden markets for the electronics and technology...

The copyright infringement spat between Google and Viacom continues with both the companies slashing out at each other verbally. YouTube, which is owned by Google now, has sought...

Intel is investing to open one new 300mm NAND fab every year with its JV with Micron Technology. Intel is in a struggle for leadership in NOR Flash against Spansion...

3Com has reported that its acquisition of Huawei Technologies' 49 per cent stake in H3C for USD 882 million officially closed and 3Com now owns 100 per cent of the China-based company...

Software AG has rolled out free community edition of Crossvision Application Designer. Crossvision Application Designer is a Web 2.0 application design and runtime environment...

 The convergence market is all about bringing together mobile and fixed services to a single device. SDA Asia spoke to Michael Crossey, Vice-President of Marketing and James Aitken the principal solutions evangelist for Aepona, to understand Aeponas role in the fixed mobile convergence market, its business strategy to drive revenue and such. Michael and James spoke about their main product Universal Service Platform. They explained that it is a service framework that converges both mobile and fixed networks such that any service that is deployable within a fixed network can be deployed across the mobile network. They also talk about Voice Call Continuity (VCC) solution, which is a specific aspect in the whole area of convergence....

While SOA is not a new term, it has gained industry momentum as a new software category that encompasses collaborative and groupware applications; development, deployment and information access; and system infrastructure. SDA Asia spoke toMark Greeff of Sofware AG, to understand the companys take on SOA governance. Greeff talks about how SOA governance makes it easier for developers and architects to collaborate create and manage world-class business applications, while delivering the next generation of design-time SOA governance via a closed loop process. Read on...

SDA Asia spoke to Low Li Kiang the Solutions Director, Asia Pacific, Hitachi Data Systems, to understand the challenges faced by the industry with regard to content. Low explains the face-off between regulatory compliance and corporate litigation on the one hand and relentless data growth on the other that is driving fundamental changes in the way content is being managed in organisations today. Read on...

Current Issue:

This issue focuses on how the harmonisation capability of the Harmony Classification Framework can provide you with WYGIWUW (What You Get Is What You Want)

Current Issue:

Harmony Classification Framework has developed a simple, 64-celled kaleidoscope to experience the beauty of the enterprise architecture and a step-by-step success pattern building the enterprise called the preventive enterprise. Last issue I detailed Chamber 0, the meditation chamber that will help you to stabilise your enterprise mind and facilitate the understanding of the enterprise. This issue unravels the 64 most powerful chambers of Harmony Classification Framework.

Current Issue:

This issue introduces the 'Enterprise Architecture Hieroglyphic' that forms the base to understanding the enterprise. This issue discusses the Chamber 0 of the 'Enterprise Architecture Hieroglyphic' to help understand the objective of the enterprise architecture development exercise.