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Opinion 5 years ago

Building the data center of the future

More than 50 percent of the operating cost of a modern-day data center is driven by energy consumption.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

In transient Dubai, expats struggle to find love

"Even if I had the best job, I wouldn't stay," said the curly-haired 32-year-old French teacher who is keen on starting a family.

Business 5 years ago

For many, COVID-19 has changed the world of work for good

Nearly a year after governments first imposed lockdowns to contain the virus, there is a growing consensus that more staff will in future be hired remotely, work from home and have an entirely different set of expectations of their managers.

Opinion 5 years ago

A better normal for women and girls after COVID-19

Governments across the Asia-Pacific region have shown that taking decisive and proactive action can mitigate the short-term effects of the pandemic and pave the way to a better normal for women.

Opinion 5 years ago

Super-app, technology solutions during pandemic

The total number of internet users now exceeds 4.39 billion people.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

Why you should call in sick more often than you think – even if working from home

Working at home makes it harder for managers to see when employees are ill – so they are less likely to tell people to take sick leave.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

Can introverts thrive in business? 5 tips for survival and success

Some introverts can actually be very good business leaders, and some excel in more specific roles like sales or business development.

Opinion 5 years ago

New COVID-19 test for Indonesian companies: How they treat their employees

How companies in Indonesia treat their employees in a given market now will influence how their business and product brands are perceived long after the pandemic. This will include treatment of female workers, contract employees and part-time staff.

World 6 years ago

Women in virus-hit Iran tech sector fight to keep hard-won jobs

From the hustle and bustle of a startup, Fereshteh Kasrai now works from home, like many Iranian women fighting to keep hard-won tech jobs as the coronavirus outbreak stirs uncertainty.