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Cybercom aims to help organisations make the most out of their online presence and digital assets to meet their key performance indicators.

Amid Western Europe’s financial crisis, credit insurers like Atradius protect you against financial risks and help your business grow.

KVH plans to expand their core services in Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Korea by the end of the year.

Brace yourselves for more delectable steak selections as Outback Steakhouse opens its second store in Singapore next year.

With a team of seasoned digital communication architects, Cybercom offers exceptional digital solutions to boost their client’s profitability.

Economies need to go through the three phases of crisis before enacting the mandate for change. But where does Singapore and its micro economy stand in these phases?

In fiercely competitive markets, such as those seen today, companies seek every competitive advantage to outwit and outmanoeuvre their competitors to earn the customer dollar. Some companies, such as Harrah Entertainment and Canon, achieve this goal through providing superior customer service and better customer  experience.

The Singapore creative industry may be young but its vibrancy never goes unnoticed which drove the Media Development Authority (MDA) to allocate S$6million to attract overseas collaborations. Seeing Singapore’s potential, the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) now taps the city state’s creative industry, helping local companies to establish and expand their European operations.

After being present in Singapore for almost 90 years, Bosch has emerged to be the best provider of reliable large scale integrated systems for mission critical operations.

With a well-experienced faculty, flexible schedule options for students and a wide range of degree programmes awarded by universities in UK, EASB stays on top of the game.

Infor is the third largest business application software company with operations serving more than 70,000 customers. It has revenues of about $1.8 billion and has approximately 8,000 employees. But it doesn’t stop at that.

BMW Asia recently announced its co-sponsorship of the upcoming Standard Chartered Marathon in Singapore. BMW along with the Singapore Sports Council unveiled a series of initiatives aimed at further engaging participants and improving the experience for runners leading up to and during the race.

accomplice, Singapore’s leading integrated engagement agency, has been making waves in the integrated marketing scene, managing campaigns for the likes of Panasonic Asia, Toyota, Lexus, Standard Chartered, and Avaya.

The Dutch have built a reputation for international trade over many centuries. This has helped develop its economy into one of the most open economies in the European Union. Second only to Germany, the Netherlands is regarded as the strongest country in terms of financial stability. The Netherlands is seen as the gateway to Europe. The central geographical position of the Netherlands, its excellent connectivity, a well-educated, multilingual workforce, its favorable tax climate and its membership with the EU and Euro are some of the reasons why more than 6000 overseas-based companies have established their offices in the Netherlands.

Cloud computing has been compared to the early proliferation of electricity. Homes, businesses and towns did not want to produce or rely on their own source of power. They began connecting into a greater power grid, supported and controlled by power utilities. Along with this utility connection came time and cost savings, in addition to greater access to, and more reliable availability of power. Similarly, cloud computing can be beneficial for both service providers and enterprises. Through it, enterprises can achieve significant benefits such as flexibility through outsourcing of software and hardware, greater efficiency in IT spending, and more choices for computing resources.

While there is now significant market growth in Singapore particularly and in other Asian markets, it is clear that the after-effects of the global financial crisis are still shaping the way businesses operate.