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XP-Pen is a Japanese company that prides itself on delivering high-performance drawing tablets and styluses on a budget.
To mark the occasion, the Dynabook Rewards programme is offering resellers $50 for every Dynabook or Toshiba branded device sold before December 31.
CoderSchool's immersive three-month bootcamps equip participants with skills for employability in a rapidly developing city with low living costs.
Ricoh Hong Kong is a document management solutions and IT services provider that needed to evolve its product portfolio to be more dynamic and agile.
BlueJeans partners with Facebook and Samsung to enhance video meetings, boosting work flexibility and connectivity.
Infor's ERP software is used by New Zealand companies in the food and beverage, dairy, manufacturing, distribution industries; and government bodies.
Banks from Turkey, the UAE, Oman, and Qatar piloted the network allowing them to process transactions in real-time with greater transparency.
Paying staff a living wage can benefit small businesses, says NexGen Group's Peter Prema, but advises introducing the change incrementally.
