Editor’s brief: AutoStore, the pioneer of Cube Storage Automation, is moving current Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) Mats Hovland Vikse up to CEO on January 1, 2023. This is in line with the planned succession within the company, with current CEO […]
Editor’s brief: Web apps (web applications) are the bedrock of what powers most applications and transactions these days. However, is there really form, function and security all integrated into such web apps large and small, obvious and obscure? As we […]
Editor’s brief: Inventor of “cube storage automation”, AutoStore, launched a comprehensive analysis and reporting system known as Unify Analytics, which provides a cloud-based service platform with a performance analysis dashboard and a reporting functionality. The solution comes in both a […]
Editor’s brief: In the technology world, 17 years is a long time. Many technology companies have come and gone in a matter of months. However, 17 years is also a short time, especially when you are talking about hardware innovations […]
Editor’s brief: While e-commerce has accelerated, consumers used to buy online and receive the items either at home or at the office. It is a rising social phenomenon these days, where you see consumers, especially younger ones, buying things online, […]
Editor’s brief: Cybersecurity and coding are tightly intertwined today, where the assurance of security in code is fast becoming an important consideration in the entire software supply chain. There is now a global competition for real cybersecurity and coding talents, […]
Editor’s brief: Leading pioneer of “cube storage automation” AutoStore, headquarted in Norway, has expanded its team in Asia Pacific. AutoStore is a leader in the space of Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS). Read more below.
Editor’s brief: The COVID event worldwide has certainly caused major ripples across diverse industries. Some had to fold despite having been around a long time. However, some managed to transform and survived. One such example is Singapore-based Seng Heng Engineering, […]
Editor’s brief: If you have followed the saga of personal computing since the 1980s, you would most likely know of the Apple Macintosh versus the PC running Windows battle. Then, both computer systems ran on CISC (complex instruction set computing) […]
