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Budi Putra — October 5, 2007 / 12:20 pm / Comments
Voila. It’s very good news for Indonesian online business industry. Finally, my fellow countrymen, especially those living here, also able to receive money through PayPal!
Budi Putra — June 21, 2007 / 3:50 pm / Comments
Microsoft will provide IT access and training for Indonesian farmers. Hopefully, this program can sustain.
Budi Putra — June 5, 2007 / 7:54 pm / Comments
Indonesian telecom giant PT Indosat appointed Johnny Swandi Sjam as its President Director in the shareholder meeting today in Jakarta.
Budi Putra — June 4, 2007 / 5:37 pm / Comments
IBM’s service oriented architecture (SOA) tries to bridge IT and business by providing an “umbrella” for customer’s existing IT infrastructure. SOA has been a growth engine for IBM as well as its customers.
Budi Putra — May 29, 2007 / 4:04 pm / Comments
CDMA operators have become more popular now Indonesia, but they admitted that they still faced the crucial problem. What? The image problem: CDMA services have been identical with the cheaper price –compared to GSM services in the country.
Budi Putra — May 29, 2007 / 3:56 pm / Comments
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: SUNW) saw its year-to-year total server revenue market share grow for the fifth straight quarter in Q107, according to the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, which was released recently by Sun Microsystems Indonesia.
Budi Putra — April 26, 2007 / 2:51 pm / Comments
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