CLOUD COMPUTING

Hong Kong's role as a leading business centre in the Asia-Pacific region owes much to its advanced telecommunications infrastructure. The role of telecommunications is especially vital to Hong Kong's competitiveness in this age of electronic commerce. In 2019, the information and communications industry generated HK$95.6 billion (US$12.3 billion) of value added and accounted for 3.5% of Hong Kong’s GDP. More

The Covid-19 has triggered new waves of PPE trading and business digitalisation. As the local node of the Brussels-based global supply chain standards organisation GS1, GS1 Hong Kong, in addition to providing barcodes for “made-in-Hong Kong” PPEs, has been facilitating digital transformation by promoting the application of Internet of Things (IoT) on supply chain management and process automation. More

While the speed and scale of the Covid-19 spread over just a few months has choked life out of many businesses, a great many survivors are riding the crest of a new technology wave. As a leading international financial centre, Hong Kong has seen its first fully-operating, virtual-only bank launch multicurrency savings accounts, time deposits and local transfers services at the height of the pandemic. More

Global technology conglomerate Dell Technologies set its roots in Hong Kong more than 30 years ago and since then has established itself as a major tech player across China. In the past 20 years, the US company has made it an article of business faith to build the relationships and experience that makes doing successful business in mainland China possible. As the GBA takes off, the company believes this puts it in a strong position for another chapter of success. More