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Demand for open source applications is increasing due to the perceived lower cost, and the availability of a wider range of end-user applications. Companies are also turning to Web services and service oriented architecture to integrate discrete applications, replace costly legacy systems, and improve their partner relationships. Increasingly, the concept of utility or on-demand computing is making more sense to customers, while outsourcing is being integrated with corporate ICT strategies. Asian companies and some forward-looking governments in the region are increasingly leading the way in terms of ICT development and investments in consumer technology, mobile broadband content, new technologies and applications tailored to different industries. As the whole Asia-Pacific region grows and becomes more adept at using English in business, ICT suppliers will be able to reach out to more countries and industries, and compete on a level playing field with competitors from other parts of the world. Our aim is to support leading ICT players in their success in the rapidly growing Asia-Pacific region. Gain
from our experience We help our clients, which include IBM, Wavecom, Shure, Nokia and British Telecom, make the most of these. Contact us now to find out how we can help you succeed in the Asia-Pacific region. Please use our online form or phone the practice head, Reid Rasmussen, on +65 6423 1681.
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