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28 January 2002, Singapore
Info-Comm Technology is the current hot technological wave sweeping through the global arena. The buzzword, " Wireless technology" has been ringing loudly in all major newspapers. In some countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, wireless technology has become part of daily life. A common example will be the execution of transactions through wireless devices like mobile phones. In order not to be trailing too far behind the big America market for such fast-moving technology, Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong are also building up their wireless infrastructure to prepare the new generation for the Info-Comm Era. As stated in Wireless World Dec 2001, "Wireless Technology will impact all industries. Across the different industries, business will look into how this technology can help them streamline business processes, enhance productivity and operational efficiency, drive profitability and improve customer relationship. Examples of consumer applications in use today include transferring money, receiving alerts in flight delays and buying movie tickets via a mobile device." These changes in the business processes can take place very swiftly considering the speed of technological advancement. Thus, in order to be the one of the pioneers to be able to advice and lead in the Info-Comm field, start to learn the basics of the skills required in Info-Comm Technology. To find out more information about PurpleTrain Info-Comm Technology (Year
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