The company is accelerating investments in cloud computing and social media in the Asian country.
The change will also result in all inbound data transfers for both peak and off-peak times being free, the company says.
The uptake of virtual server environments has led to the acceptance of virtual server computing in businesses, says Neotel.
The 'install-and-forget' mentality when it comes to firewall security, is ineffective, says Securicom.
Though unified communications use is growing globally, local companies perceive the solutions as expensive, says Tellumat.
In 2015, public cloud services will account for 46% of net new growth in overall IT spending, says IDC.
The gap between the public and private sectors is sometimes a result of late adoption of ICT, a review says.
FatWire's solutions will extend Oracle's presence in business intelligence, CRM and enterprise content management.
The system offers users a document and records management system that can archive, find and retrieve content.
The company was named a leader in 'The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Architecture Management Suites, Q2 2011' report.
As cloud computing goes mainstream, SMEs will start to reduce their reliance on internal IT functions, says IS Partners.
The platform allows companies to customise which features of PDFs will be visible to consumers.
Dr Andrew Boake will assume the position of chief technology officer for the company.