As we stand at the forefront of rapid technological advancement and societal change, it’s crucial to acknowledge a fundamental truth: progress is never free. There is always a cost. This concept, though seemingly simple, has profound implications for how we navigate the future. The Price of Technological Advancements In Brunei,…
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Pick My Provider
Ever since we got the revamp internet plans from DST, Imagine and Progresif (which I call the #BruneiTelcoWars) thanks to the work of UNN there have … Pick My Provider
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Brunei Infocomm Federation signs MOU with Korea Telco association
THE InfoComm Federation of Brunei (IFB) will be collaborating with Korea Telecommunications Operators Association (KTOA) in the field of information and communication technology (ICT) for the next two years. The cooperation between the two countries was finalised in yeterday’s signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Under the MoU, both…
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World Telecommunications and Information Society Day
Road accidents are a global problem that needs the approach of relevant parties to manage and reduce its effects. According to the Global Status Report on Road Safety 2013, issued by the World Health Organisation, W-H-O, 88 countries have managed to reduce the number of deaths from road accidents. Despite…
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WTISD 2013 Essay Writing and Drawing Competition
This year AITI is celebrating the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) which carries the theme ‘ICTs and Improving Road Safety’. There will be a series of events and activities organised in conjunction with WTISD 2013; mass prayers at Masjid As-Salihin, forums which discusses on road safety issues, exhibitions,…
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I said it before and I’ll say it again…
I’m in a retrospective mood today… Below is a piece I wrote for Asia-inc in 2002. Four years on, we are still struggling to address the same challenges that I outlined. It seems to me that the ICT industry in Brunei is bleeding slowly to death (some are already dead)…
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