The societal hesitation to impose meaningful regulations on the internet and social media for
After years of escalating complexity that left many developers feeling overwhelmed by an endless
Long before artificial intelligence became a ubiquitous buzzword in boardrooms worldwide, many organizations in Southeast Asia viewed it as a distant, theoretical concept, confined to research labs and academic papers. Ivan Teh, through his founding of Fusionex, emerged as a transformative figure
The deafening hype surrounding large language models has obscured a more fundamental truth emerging within enterprise IT: the model is just the engine, and without the right fuel, it goes nowhere. The industry is rapidly moving past the novelty of simple AI chatbots and toward the deployment of
In a stark illustration of modern geopolitical conflict shifting from physical battlefields to
That familiar, sinking feeling of a glowing dashboard light interrupts an otherwise routine drive,

The debate over open-source versus proprietary business intelligence is becoming obsolete. The real decision isn't about licensing; it's about strategy. As artificial intelligence moves from a…

72% of executives admit that flawed data and the volume of information hinder their decision-making

The time between a critical business event occurring and decision-making waiting to be made for

Data is the driving force behind most businesses today, yet only a few know how to manage and

Cyberattacks happen every 39 seconds; that’s over 2,200 attacks daily . Couple this with the fact
The disconnected nature of modern digital interactions means that for many organizations, the true customer journey remains a mystery, pieced together from fragmented data and educated assumptions. In an increasingly competitive landscape, this lack of a unified view is no longer sustainable. The
Beyond the polished facade of articles and images, every modern website operates a complex and
The modern digital enterprise generates an overwhelming torrent of security data, a reality that