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Singapore a small but important market to Greenplum

June 29, 2010 No comments yet

Greenplum Database, a solutions provider for large-scale data warehousing and analytics to some of the world’s largest data-driven businesses more than doubled both revenue and new customers in 2009, despite the recession then.
The company’s co-founder and president, Scott Yara said, ”Although Singapore is a fairly small market compared to others, it is nevertheless an important [...]

Yahoo: Singapore can take advantage of Southeast Asia’s online media boom

June 7, 2010 No comments yet

The number of online media on-the-move consumers are increasing in Southeast Asia, according to the second annual Net Index Study by Yahoo where Singapore can benefit from this trend.
Being the business epicentre of Southeast Asia, with good connectivity and maturity, Singapore continues to attract entrepreneurs and multinationals.  Despite its small population, Singapore has influenced many [...]

Singapore’s Work Ethics and Government

May 25, 2010 No comments yet

When a company starts planning its relocation to another region, the management usually launches a study on the access to labor markets as well as their skills-level to better understand and manage the risks involved.
In this day and age, with multiple companies flocking to Singapore, the work ethic of the nation as a whole has [...]

Why Singapore for Technology and Development?

May 11, 2010 No comments yet

Singapore is currently attracting hundreds of new business ventures that concentrate on computing and technology.
The latest computer trend that is taking off is the study, research, and development of cloud computing. Recently, IBM announced the opening of a cloud computing laboratory in Singapore. The company intends to enhance businesses, support the government, and establish research [...]

New funding opportunities for technology startups in Singapore.

December 31, 2009 No comments yet

Seven new incubators have been selected to participate a co-investment funding scheme by the National Research Foundation. They include well-known Silicon Valley-based incubator, Plug & Play and Social Slingshot, an incubation set-up by Brad Greenspan, founder of MySpace.com.

 Under the Technology Incubation Scheme (TIS), the government will provide up to 85 percent co-investment in each start-up [...]


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