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1 comment Deriz S. Syarief — October 24, 2007 / 5:12 am
The timing couldn’t be more perfect as Indonesia experienced the second surge of dotcom industry that will surely fuel up demand for enterprise class PHP services and solutions.
Comments Deriz S. Syarief — September 25, 2007 / 10:55 pm
The software giant ready to activate its new anti-piracy technology embedded in Windows Vista within months. But will it give significant impact to reduce Microsoft’s product piracy rate in Indonesia?
Comments Deriz S. Syarief — July 18, 2007 / 12:04 pm
Need a career change? Well, SAS Institute is recruiting. The business intelligence software maker now had six local partners, but this is not enough as SAS is confident to win lots of projects, mainly in Basel II implementations.
Comments Budi Putra — May 29, 2007 / 4:04 pm
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.
Comments Budi Putra — April 26, 2007 / 2:51 pm
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