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KUALA LUMPUR, 28 June 2007 - SAS, the world’s leading business intelligence (BI) software provider, today launched two academic-related programs in active response to MSC Malaysia’s call for more substantial efforts from ICT companies towards a knowledge-based economy.
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I recently bought a few things at Giant Taman Pelangi. Take a look at the receipt I got and guess how many items I bought. For your information, the receipt is exactly 61.9 centimeters long, that’s 24.37 inches for you non-metric folks.
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I don’t write about politics; especially Malaysian politics. Why? Because only idiots will get in politics; especially Malaysian politics. Yes, it’s true. Don’t believe me? Check out this video of a Malaysian parliament session.
Since the session is in Bahasa Malaysia; let me translate it for those who don’t understand it:
Politician A: The report is stupid. Just like you.
Politician B: No! You are the stupid one. How can you use the word stupid in Parliament!
Politician A: Because you are stupid!
Politician B: You are stupid!
Politician A: No. You are!
Politician B: Hey stupid! Stop calling me stupid, stupid!
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Are we Malaysians doomed? Are these so-called civil servants who’d just gotten a pay rise? God save us all.
Ahh, by the way… all you politicians are stupid; Just in case you didn’t notice.
Business Intelligence (BI) technology adoption in Malaysia is growing at a healthy pace. More business organisations are becoming more aware on how a robust BI system will give them a competitive edge.
PIDM is one of the entities that are investing in BI technology with an aim to provide leading edge risk assessment and monitoring tools.
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Kuala Lumpur and Paris, June 11, 2007 – Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) today announced that it has been awarded a 10 million Euro contract to supply a 10 gigabit next generation IP/Ethernet network to Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), Malaysia’s leading communications service provider. The network is being delivered through AirStar (M) Sdn Bhd, a local solutions provider in telecommunications and ICT.
Alcatel-Lucent’s solution will enable TM to offer highly reliable services such as Virtual Leased Lines and Virtual Private LAN Services to its business customers. This next generation network will also form the platform for future services, including triple play, allowing TM to offer the next wave of advanced services with minimal further investment.
Built on a single unified IP infrastructure, Alcatel-Lucent’s IP-based solution is designed to support multiple type of services with superior scale, hierarchical quality of service and availability, critical for guaranteeing stringent Service Level Agreements on business-critical data.
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