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Asia-Pacific is ripe with opportunities for digital transformation, and the pandemic has accelerated it. According to the Asian Economic Integration Report ...

One area of this case study compilation covers organisations that have leveraged HIMSS' digital tools in their transformation journeys.

By Simon Lin, President of Huawei Asia Pacific Asia-Pacific is ripe with opportunities for digital transformation, and the pandemic has accelerated it. According to the Asian Economic Integration Report 2021, Asia Pacific would reap an economic dividend of more than $1.7 trillion yearly or more than $8.6 trillion to 2025. The increased use of digital […]

Huawei definitely plays a leading role in this area, not only in products and solutions, but in fundamental theory research and industrial design as well.

Major contract electronics makers are planning to expand production capacity in Taiwan and overseas this year to meet rising demand from clients, with Pegatron Corp (和碩) planning to increase its capital expenditure by nearly 30 percent from last year. The iPhone assembler has allocated US$500 million for capital expenditure this year, up 29.87 percent from last year’s US$385 million, Pegatron said at an earnings conference on March 10. Market demand for products from Pegatron’s three ma...

Taipei, March 17 (CNA) Wistron Corp., one of Taiwan's major contract notebook computer makers, is planning to expand its production in Taiwan and Mexico this year as part of its global expansion.

Contract electronics maker Wistron Corp (緯創) is planning to expand production in Taiwan and Mexico this year as part of its global expansion. The company expects to spend NT$16 billion (US$562.27 million) in capital expenditure this year, largely to be spent in Taiwan and Mexico, Wistron chairman Simon Lin (林憲銘) said at an investors’ conference on Wednesday. Wistron’s global expansion plan is intended to reduce risks amid growing geopolitical tensions, Lin said. Moreover, productio...

Representatives of 20 Taiwanese organizations in the Los Angeles area on Thursday demanded that the US-based National Football League (NFL) correct a map that implies Taiwan is a part of China and apologize for its actions. The groups acted after the NFL announced in a statement on Wednesday last week that 18 teams had been granted access to 26 “International Home Marketing Areas” across eight countries. It shared a map of the world, with nations color-coded according to which teams are asso...

/ Staff writer, with CNA, LOS ANGELESRepresentatives of 20 Taiwanese organizations in the Los Angeles area on Thursday demanded that the US-based National Football League （NFL） correct a map that implies Taiwan is a part of China and apologize for its actions.

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