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As summer takes over the Northern Hemisphere, creaky and over-stretched electricity grids are threatening power shortages and rolling brownouts. Does the future have to be dark? One man who thinks he has the power is Matt Armitage from Kulturpop.
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Another blinding episode on Tech Thursdays with Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com filling us with what happened during the recent DNS attacks on some .com.my sites. Talking about DNS attacks, a joint effort by MCMC, PDRM And Bank Negara claimes that they have reduced 'phishing' crime as more Malaysians are aware of their online habits. Before ending the show, Karam talks about a new accelerator in town, BootstrapAccelerator Asia that aims to connect the dots and a bit of promotion on Watch Over Me App.
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A big shift in how ERP solutions work is about to change with more open source and cloud based solutions become available and popular. We speak to Hartmut Wagner (Managing Director Cloud Solutions) and S.Srinivas (Product Developments Director) from Exact about what does this cloud-based ERP solutions bring to the table and how will legacy ERP systems work.
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Drew Williams is the CEO for Condition Zebra and has come onto the show to talk about the big ongoing saga that is: PRISM. He provided some background information on PRISM and discussed what it is all about. Some questions include: What can the US government see, how it affects us, and the future of PRISM.
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Nigel Tan is the Director of Systems Engineering for Symantec Malaysia. He came onto the show to discuss the important trends identified in the latest Security Threat Report, how to protect enterprises from targeted attacks and the key trends in Internet security we have to look out for.
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Matt Armitage, Jeff Sandhu and Freda Liu come together to discuss the interesting things that have been happening in the tech world this week. Topics include: Robot Cat (a robot that can run like an ape), Robot Ape and X-Ray Guns.
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Matt Armitage from Kulturpop, Freda Liu and Jeff Sandhu came together this week to talk about something that scientists and psychologists are sneakily trying to do: To reshape society by nudging us in what they think is the right direction. They will discuss the pros and cons of this and where the future of this 'nudging' might lead.
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Daniel Burrus is the founder and CEO of Burrus Research Associates. He is considered one of the World's leading futurists on Global Trends and Innovation. He came on the show to talk, among other things, his predictions of '12 Certainties That Will Transform Careers', the changes that he predicts will happen to the world of Internet and the role of education in growing economies.
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Kelly Brazil is the Director of Systems Engineering APAC for Palo Alto Networks. He was here to talk about the recently released Application Usage and Threat Report. Also, he shares his opinions, views and recommendations to prevent threats from affecting organisations.
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Dr Chang Cheong Swee, dubbed as the Cloud Evangelist of the HeiTech group of companies, is the Director of Strategic Bsuiness at HeiTech Managed Services. He came onto the show to talk about, among other things, the changes in cloud computing over the past decade, how Malasysian firms are adopting cloud compared to the other countries and the security regarding the use of cloud computing.
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