How StarHub can survive from its weakening mobile segment

OCBC said that StarHub still has substantial exposure to Singapore's mobile market, with around 55% of its service revenue derived from mobile business. "We believe the recent launch of unlimited data plans by Starhub and M1 is the result of the ... ( read original story ...)

Debate over double-edged sword of technology

But as technology plays a bigger part in daily lives, a debate is brewing over whether Singapore should be more careful in picking the technology to adopt - with some experts warning that there are downsides to using tools to solve every problem. ( read original story ...)

What changed your market while you were asleep

Let’s check out what might influence Dalal Street all through Friday: Singapore trading sets stage for positive ... game by launching commercial calling services over the Voice over LTE (VoLTE) technology as early as next week, to be expanded across ... ( read original story ...)

VeloCloud to Present Cloud-Delivered SD-WAN at Industry Events

VeloCloud will present at the following events: • WAN Summit; Singapore; where Joseph Chung ... broadband Internet and LTE links for today’s increasingly distributed enterprises. VeloCloud SD-WAN includes: a choice of public, private or hybrid cloud ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore lags its Asia Pacific peers in mobile wallet usage

Only 28% of Singaporeans used mobile wallets in 2016. Consumer use of a mobile wallet in Singapore has only reached 28% in 2016, the biennial Global Consumer Survey by ACI Worldwide revealed. In 2012 and 2014, only 23% of consumers used mobile wallets ... ( read original story ...)

Tech-loving Singaporeans still prefer to pay in cash

He pointed to China, where you can use a mobile-phone app to scan a barcode and buy chestnuts from a Shanghai roadside seller without any exchange of cash. “In Singapore, we too have e-payments, but we have too many different schemes and systems that do ... ( read original story ...)

August’s IT Sector Gains Coincided with Strong Electronics PMI

SIPMM reported last night that Singapore’s electronics cluster’s PMI posted a reading of 53.2 in August, up from July’s reading of 52.2 and the highest recorded reading since November 2010. The largest capitalised stock of Singapore’s IT Sector ... ( read original story ...)