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Ng Khai is a leading Philippine computer solutions company. This is their collection of websites to share information, enhance communication, gather feedback, and create an online community.

November 2, 2007

Ng KHai Portal Redesigned

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Ng Khai Portal was redesigned over the weekend.IN addition to summaries of most Ng Khai blogs, you can also get a directory of the Ng Khai public service blogs, like the new Ngenius Photo Gallery, Cebu Picture Gallery, and the Philippine Bloggers Directory.The following selections were added.  These are wilson Ng, ng Khai CEO's personal selection on news/blogs that he reads everyday, and selects/tags the interesting/news worthy ones.-Humor and Offbeat News-Mobile Tech and Gadgets-Select Biz Readings-Select Tech Readings-Software/OutsourcingYou can also check out the last 12 months of the Wired Desktop ...

January 13, 2007

The logic of lowering your margins

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Many businesses lower their price in order to get the business. The important thing to understand is that you cannot build a sustainable business based on offering the lowest price, unless you also have the lowest cost. The logic has to work this way: you lower the margin in order to lower the price. When you lower the price, your market becomes bigger. The bigger your market, the greater will be your economics of scale. The greater your economies of scale the greater will be your ...

November 6, 2006

Standard Test for Indian Outsourcing Workers

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The Outsourcing Weblog: Standard Test for Indian Outsourcing Workers After months of speculating whether or not a standardized test would be implemented, NASSCOM announced that the official test would be given on November 18, 2006. People who have passed the said test would be considered as people who have the "basic skills" required to work in the outsourcing industry. Shouldn't we in the Philippines also consider standardizing or certifying?

November 5, 2006

Some Funny, But Amazingly Accurate Observations

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Got this in my email again, and thought that this time I would like to share it in the blog .ROMANCE MATHEMATICS   Smart man + smart woman = romance Smart man + dumb woman = affair Dumb man + smart woman = marriage Dumb man + dumb woman = pregnancy OFFICE ARITHMETICSmart boss + smart employee = profitSmart boss + dumb employee = productionDumb boss + smart employee = promotionDumb boss + dumb employee = overtimeSHOPPING MATHA man will pay $20 for a $10 item he needs.A woman will ...

November 3, 2006

Philippine Web Awards 2006 - Nominees

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Philippine Web Awards 2006 - Nominees List of the Pre Finalist of the Web Awards Philippines 2006

October 29, 2006

What do People Do in the INternet?

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What do people do in the Internet?  Here is the percent of Internet users who report this:Send email91%Use a search engine to find information90Search for a map or driving directions84Do an Internet search to answer a specific question80Research a product or service before buying it78Check the weather78Look for info on a hobby or interest77Complete list from InfoPlease here.

October 27, 2006

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The Process of Hiring People

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Joel Spolsky is a well known writer and programming guru-entrepreneur.  In this article, he makes a good point on what people to hire ( get only smart people, and people who can get things done -- and he make a clear example and distinction), and generally how to hire and conduct interviews plus a whole lot of other great tips.There are two kinds of businesses ( there are more, but this is rather a simpler way to analyze this) that you can classify - businesses like legal, film-making or software ...

October 26, 2006

Important and Urgent things

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Are you reactive or proactive?  In many business articles, there is a lot that is said about focusing on important things. Most of us rather focus on URGENT things.The thing is that nobody reminds you much to do what is important, but everybody knocks you to do those urgent things -- even if they are not important.SUCCESS is how much you spend and enjoy doing important things which are NOT URGENT or BEFORE they become urgent.Here's my take on what is important and what is urgent...

Huge Counterfeit Market

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There are no statistics specific to network hardware counterfeit rates. But according to a white paper by AGMA and consulting company KPMG, counterfeit products account for nearly 10% of the overall IT products market.  That means there's a $100 billion market for fake memory sticks, drives, monitors, networking gears, & software! .  Spotted also in Manila: Fake IPod Nanos....Here are tips from networkworld on how to spot ...

October 25, 2006

Respect for elders

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I noted this entry and agree wholeheartedly. I think of the chinese ( and asian) culture that we pay respect to our elders, and actually acknowledging other people's strengths and respect is really the hallmark of the true great person. Respect: The Ultimate Business Etiquette >From anita campbell's small business trends: ----- Your Business Blogger is noticing a most disturbing trend in small and large business clients. The younger employees do not, it appears, render proper subservience and groveling to their elder-better bosses. This disturbs my sense of order and entitlement. Is good ol’ ...

Problems of the IT environment today

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According to a seminar that I am attending with Intel, the challenges of the IT environment today is that only 11% of the cost and resource are fueling innovation, and another 89% actually is spent on just maintenance - that is just to keep the business running. Intel is trying to get back market share by not only introducing a faster processor, but processors that is focused on other things, which is manageability, and security, as well as consuming less electricity. This is in a platform they call vPro, which ...

October 24, 2006

What makes a Good Programming Language?

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There are plenty of programming languages around. David Chisnall points out the various factors that determine what makes a "good" language. But note his caveat: These principles don't always apply in any given set of circumstances! More ...

October 23, 2006

The CebuWiki

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One of the fastest growing readership actually from our websites is the Cebu Wiki. This is a voluntary effort to collate reference information on Cebu, and as of this writing, it has now 128 pages of information about all towns, and aspects of living and infrastructure of Cebu.  It has also the details of almost 30 of the best hotels of Cebu.  Here are the links:-Montebello Villa Hotel - Cebu Wikipedia- Crown Regency Suites Mactan - Cebu Wikipedia-Waterfront Cebu City Casino Hotel - Cebu Wikipedia-Cebu City Marriott Hotel - Cebu ...

Microsoft sees fast growth in Windows phones

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Microsoft aims to double the number of mobile phones running its Windows software this year from 6 million at the end of 2005 and to keep up this rate of growth in coming years, a Microsoft executive said. "The number of devices operating on Windows Mobile doubled to 6 million last year," Peter Knook, head of Microsoft's Mobile and Embedded Devices division, told Germany's Euro am Sonntag in an interview published on Sunday. More. ..

October 18, 2006

Guide to holding productive meetings

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SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 Viewpoint By Carmine Gallo How to Run a Meeting Like Google No one wastes time searching for a purpose at Marissa Mayer's meetings—even five-minute gatherings must have a clear agenda Meetings get a bad rap in business today and for good reason—very little gets accomplished in them. I can recall a Dilbert cartoon in which several people sat around a table while the meeting organizer said, "There is no specific agenda for this meeting. As usual, we'll just make unrelated emotional statements about things which bother us…" That pretty much sums it up. ...

September 27, 2006

Tata REcognizes Philippines IT Potential

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The IT unit of the Tata Group, India's biggest conglomerate, is preparing to make the Philippines its new hub for global software development and services, in recognition of the country's vast pool of skilled workers. TCS Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. head and regional director Girijia Pande said Tata Consultancy Services could benefit from the establishment of a Philippine center similar to its existing operations in Singapore, Uruguay, Brazil, Hungary, China and its home country, India.  More ...

September 21, 2006

Pvalnceof TV

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According to the nielsen media research, fifty percent of US households now have three or more tv sets and the tv is on for seven hours and 40 minutes each day... The average american watches more than four hours of tv per day and the children will spend more time in front of tv 1023 hours compared to hours inschool 900 hours,,,

Low cost outsourcing list

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Accentures Effective ness Cross Cultural survey of 200 directors or high level managers of companies of 1 billion dollar or more conducted by Sandy Radoff and Associates reveal that 92 percent prefer India, 29 percent prefer china, 18 percent prefer philippines and 14 ercent preferring Singapore.

September 15, 2006

Chinese names

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If there are over 1.3 billion chinese and most people have names that consist only of two or three syllables, what are the chances o people having the same name? A lot. According to the youth daily newspper, there were 3937 people named chen jie, and 3751 people named zhang min. Jie is popular as a name due to its conotation o purity. Min is associated with being sensitive. Overlapping names are becoming a serious problem in china, which cause confusion There were 9000000 zhangs and several hundred thousand wangs and chesns in ...
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Cebu Photo Gallery. A collection of hundreds of pictures that show in pictures everything about Cebu - its culture, festivities, people, infrastructure etc.

Cebu Investment Promotion Center This is the official website of Cebu Investment Promotions Center, the foremost agency task to promote investments and trade in Cebu.

Cebu Wiki.  A Voluntary attempt by Ng Khai and friends to compile a leading reference guide with wiki technology on Cebu.

 

Makati Medical Center  Leading hospital in the Philippines at the heart of Makati

Hotel Resort and Restaurants Association of Cebu  Largest association of Cebu promoting tourism and leisure.

Philippine Bloggers Compass Directory A free directory on where Philippine bloggers may choose to list their blogs and have its feeds automatically updated in the proper categories.

NGenius IT Hub Web site NGenius is NG KHai's retail arm focused on consumers. Currently it has 5 stores, and growing. This is where they post reviews, announcements, promos, and interact with customers.

NGenius Free Photo Gallery NGenius is offering free 200 megabytes to its customers and friends as a place to put in their photos. Gallery can have private/public albums, picture resolution upto 1200 pixels, personalized URL, as well as free uploading for first 100 photos for select customers.

Esprint Software Esprint Software specializes in business and software solutions, and the products that Esprint carries is highlighted here, as well as product features updates and the like.







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