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Article no.: | 3 |
| Topic: | Next-generation messaging and collaboration | |
| Author: | Ken Wye Saw | |
| Title: | Vice-President, Sales and Marketing | |
| Organisation: | Microsoft Asia-Pacific | |
| PDF size: | 364 KB | |
| About author: | ||
| Ken Wye Saw is Microsoft’s Vice-President for Sales and Marketing in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to this, Ken Wye Saw served in a number of executive positions at Microsoft, including as President for Southeast Asia, General Manager for the Communications Sector in Asia-Pacific, Greater China and Japan and Managing Director of Microsoft Singapore. Actively involved in the local Singapore IT community, Mr Saw serves on the board of the Infocomm Development Authority and on the advisory committees of several Singapore-based institutions of higher education. Mr Saw has also served as the Chairman of the Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation. He worked with the National Computer Board for 14 years; his last appointment there was as Assistant Chief Executive (Industry). Ken Wye Saw graduated from the University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom with a BSC (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering and a MSC in Operational Research. |
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| Dealing with the growth of anytime/anywhere communications access and workforce mobility is a key challenge. Efficient communications and collaboration - locating and reaching the right people, at the right time - is critical to business success. Unified messaging solutions break down the boundaries between e-mail, instant messaging, mobile, VoIP telephony and conferencing. Next-generation messaging platforms will let workers access voicemail and fax data alongside their e-mail, calendar, contact and task data, and manage it - even by telephone. | ||
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| Free article from Africa and the Middle East 2006 | ||
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Article no.: | 8 |
| Author: | Pertti Johansson | |
| Title: | President | |
| Organisation: | Qualcomm Middle East and Africa (MEA) | |
| Topic: | Wireless broadband - changing business in Africa and the Middle East | |
| PDF size: | 80 KB | |
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| Given the growth of broadband wireless networks and the wide availability of inexpensive handsets, third generation (3G) broadband technologies will give developing countries a level of Internet access sufficient to wirelessly bridge the digital divide. As these technologies evolve, mobile voice and high-speed data services will far surpass the economic importance and relevance of wired communications. In the near future, the wireless Internet will contribute to uplifting and reshaping the economies of emerging markets across Africa and the Middle East. | ||
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| Given the growth of broadband wireless networks and the wide availability of inexpensive handsets, third generation (3G) broadband technologies will give developing countries a level of Internet access sufficient to wirelessly bridge the digital divide. As these technologies evolve, mobile voice and high-speed data services will far surpass the economic importance and relevance of wired communications. In the near future, the wireless Internet will contribute to uplifting and reshaping the economies of emerging markets across Africa and the Middle East. | ||
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