developing markets
Offshore cost-advantage to last for 20 years
News African countries such as Mauritius, Morocco, Senegal and Tunisia are also rising up the ranks, utilising their French-speaking population to provide services for Francophone markets. The annual Global Services Location List, by management... [19 Mar 2007]
Oracle and CA Boost Value of Core Solutions Through Strong Partnership
White Paper Oracle Corporation develops, manufactures, markets and distributes computer software that helps corporations manage and grow their businesses. CA) provide tools for developing, deploying and managing business applications in heterogeneous... [21 Feb 2007]
3GSM Diary, day 5: Protests and porn
Comment Nokia Siemens Networks' CEO Simon Beresford-Wylie predicts five billion subscribers by 2015, mostly from the emerging markets around the world. Motorola for example is developing base stations that are powered by sustainable energies such as wind... [15 Feb 2007]
'Emerging markets will split mobile'
News The head of Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) has predicted there will be more than five billion mobile phone subscriptions by 2015, with the majority coming from emerging markets - and the uptake will fragment the world of mobility. [15 Feb 2007]
Motorola lines up Qs for the UK
News The GSM variant will be targeted at developing economies and the HSDPA version at more mature markets, although Bruce Hawver, head of Motorola's enterprise device business unit Companion Products, told silicon.com he expects both versions to be... [13 Feb 2007]
Nashuatec Increases Customer and Employee Satisfaction by 30% in Two Years
White Paper The company believed it could use service as a powerful strategy for controlling the market, as well as shaping and penetrating new markets. Being in a mature industry challenged Nashuatec to increase profit levels by developing new aftermarket... [22 Dec 2006]
IDC: 2007 a year of "hyperdisruption"
News IDC also predicts small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) will assume greater importance for IT vendors searching for new markets to expand into. IDC expects developing countries in Asia, Latin America's southern nations, the Middle East and... [21 Dec 2006]
GAO RFID Spun Out of GAO Tek to Focus on RFID Market
White Paper With its experienced and talented engineering team, it is developing integrated solutions to serve various vertical markets. GAO RFID Inc.offers arguably the world's most extensive line of RFID tags, labels and readers which are suitable for any... [13 Dec 2006]
Developing world demands high-tech handsets
News Randy Giusto, group vice president for IDC's Mobility, Computing and Consumer Markets research, said brands such as Nokia dominate the Indian and Chinese markets and are much sought after because of the image that they project. [08 Dec 2006]
ITU 06 diary - Buzzword bingo, too much text and a one-on-one with Negroponte
Comment He reveals Microsoft is releasing a number of 'cheap' smart phones for emerging markets, which will be retailing at about $250. While the cheapness of such devices may be up for debate, apparently emerging markets have a real appetite for sexy phones. [05 Dec 2006]
Developing economies need sexy phones: Motorola
News Developing countries are not the low-cost, low-functionality markets they are often painted as, according to Motorola's head honcho - they want sexy phones too. Motorola already has a keen interest in the under-penetrated markets. [04 Dec 2006]
IP on the Move for Aircraft, Trains and Boats
White Paper Mobility requirements in the broadband telecommunication area, and the opportunity to exploit new markets for satellite systems, have stimulated the development of innovative network solutions in new utilization contexts. [29 Nov 2006]
Nokia predicts four billion mobiles by 2010
News The Finnish company suggests the main driver behind this growth will be the increasingly mobile nature of the internet, with many people in developing markets accessing the internet for the first time through mobile phones. [29 Nov 2006]
Firms 'wait and see' as MiFID deadline looms
News The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has calculated that the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive - MiFID - will create one-off implementation costs of between £870m and £1bn, with ongoing costs of £100m per year after that. [28 Nov 2006]
Symbian: 100 million smart phones shipped
News The mobile software company will now focus on creating a platform for cheap smart phone devices for developing markets such as India and China. One hundred million smart phones running the Symbian operating system have shipped to more than 250... [16 Nov 2006]
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