Tech Talk

Richard Thieme, a rare breed of fiction writers on cybercrime and espionage – discusses if the matter in itself is fact or fiction. Richard has published hundreds of articles, dozens of short stories, two books with more coming, and given several thousand speeches. He has keynoted conferences around the world and consults to the Pentagon, the FBI, and the US Secret Service. A very good listen.

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The Citrix BYO or Bring-Your-Own Index report is a rolling primary research program that provides CIOs’ point of view on the adoption of BYO programs across Australia, Canada, Germany, India, Netherlands, the UK and the USA. Stuart Driver, Citrix Director of IT Services for the Pacific Region talks about this.

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Unlike most other countries in the region, travel reservations have topped the rank in Malaysia’s e-commerce spending over the last few years. No wonder, as the heavy competition between carriers have made flights dirt cheap. But there are more goodies in store for the frequent flyer – as loopholes and bugs are discovered on some popular online travel reservations systems. Jeff Sandhu spoke to Hendrik Scholtz, a VOIP expert and a frequent flyer as well.

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In 2050, about 70 percent of the world’s population will live in cities, putting huge stress on infrastructure and the environment. In a recent research by Ericsson Malaysia, they took a look into possible solutions to some of these problems: smart homes and car sharing. Sebastian Barros from Ericsson Malaysia talks about what is a Smart City?

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Our special tribute to the late Steve Jobs, the father of innovations in the 21st century.

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It all starts with the customer. In business, this has always been true. But now a new breed of customer is dictating a new set of terms in the dynamic between buyers and sellers. John Mullins, Business Unit Executive, Lotus Software, IBM ASEAN Software Group talks about Smarter Commerce: The Next Shift

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In the days of blistering fast Internet speeds, we tend to forget our technology root of dial up speeds and start to complain whenever there’s a slight hiccup in our connection. Steve Smith, chair and programmer of OMMA Mobile and OMMA Behavioral conferences from MediaPost and is also the Digital Media Editor at Media Industry Newsletter from Access Intelligence talks about 4G Internet Speeds for consumers.

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Dr. Kenneth Geers, U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Cyber Subject Matter Expert talks about Cyber Security.

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The Geeks talks about the Amazon Kindle Fire but things kicked off slightly differently as Techmaestro Jeff Sandhu wonders why Matt Armitage decided to go solo on his music career.

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While you might never turn into Bono or Barbara Streisand, it’s never been easier to make music and get it heard and even seen. Technology is opening up the way musicians and even ordinary people can start playing and jamming. With us is Matt Armitage, from MN8 and Kulturpop.com, who claims to be one tone short of deaf.

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