Digital impact being felt by majority of Asia
CIOs in 2016
The threat posed by digital disruption, a trend that poses significant challenges for the IT function, is already being felt by CIOs across the Asia Pacific region, a study carried out by international IT solutions and managed services provider Logicalis revealed.
The Logicalis Global CIO Survey 2016 polled 101 CIOs in Asia and 708 CIOs worldwide found that the digital transformation of business is gathering pace, with 80% of companies in the Asia Pacific now digitally enabled to some extent.
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UC and collaboration adoption in Singapore stymied by low awareness and fears over cost
Despite the push by the tech industry and investments by companies on new technologies, adoption of Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) is still relatively low amongst businesses in Singapore as many companies are yet to be convinced of how UCC can be advantageous.
Eugene Goh, Head of Collaboration Solutions, Logicalis Asia, looks at the UCC landscape and explores ways that companies can still benefit from UCC.
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Singapore in good stead for digital innovation
Every day you read of companies moving their business online and embarking on some form of change. The use of new digital technologies has been a driving force behind this transformation.
James Tay, CEO of Logicalis Asia, explores how and why digital companies in Singapore and elsewhere have succeeded, and examines their common and successful traits.
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Logicalis emerged the winner of Systems Integrators and VARs category in NetworkWorld Asia 2016 awards
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Michael Wong, Finance Director of Logicalis Asia (right) received the NetworkWorld Asia award |
The awards are conferred based on votes from readers of NetworkWorld Asia magazine, as well as the Networks Asia, Security Asia and Storage Asia portals, for the vendors or service providers that made the most impact on their organisations in 2016.
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Businesses need to understand loT and build partnerships to succeed
The Asia Pacific region is expected to account for 8.6 billion devices or one-third of the global market for IoT, and become a US$583 billion marketing opportunity by 2020.
To take advantage, businesses need to import new skills by working with partners who have expertise in all the technologies that ultimately unlock the value of the data in IoT.
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