Oracle to recruit 1,000 cloud sales staff in APAC
US data giant Oracle will hire around 100 sales staff and consultants working on cloud in South Korea and 1,000 in Asia, the regional manager of the firm's Korean branch has said.
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LG CNS partners with Megazone Cloud in public cloud
LG CNS, LG Group's IT service affiliate, has partnered with Megazone Cloud, South Korea's largest public cloud vendor, to expand its cloud business locally and abroad.
Samsung SDS aims for top 10 by 2020 in global IT service
Samsung SDS plans to focus on using social network, mobility, analytics, and the cloud to help it triple its revenue to 20 trillion won by 2020.
AWS in talks with Korea telco KT to expand cloud service
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is in talks with Korean telco KT to provide its cloud services using the latter’s IT infrastructure, reports ZDNet Korea’s Cho Mu-hyun.
Samsung to supply cloud printing to Korea Post
Samsung will provide its cloud printing services to South Korea's postal service as its continues to expand its enterprise printing business locally and globally.
Samsung SDS, Oracle to add biometric security on IAM
Samsung SDS will connect its FIDO-based biometric solution with Oracle's Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution.
Korea-Russia start-up to face off with Dropbox, eyes global market
The worldwide cloud services market has already become a battlefield for the big guys, with little leeway for small companies to barge in. Korean start-up ASD Technologies disagrees, and vows to take on Dropbox, reports ZDNet Korea’s Cho Mu-hyun.
A cloud hangs over the Korean economy’s sluggish adoption of new IT delivery models
Despite boasting one of the world's best broadband networks, Korea has been remarkably slow to adopt cloud and may be harming its competitive position, reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.
IBM, SK launch cloud datacentre in South Korea
The cloud datacentre in South Korea is the ninth in Asia-Pacific for Big Blue and will join its global network of 47 cloud datacentres.
Joyent fills cloud need to expand services: Samsung CTO
Samsung's acquisition of US cloud firm Joyent will allow it to fill its cloud need for software and services at a lower cost and more efficiently, says company mobile CTO Injong Rhee, and allow it provide its own Samsung-made platform to enterprise partners.