Insights

Traditionally, the Japanese telephone systems market has been owned by NEC. There are various niche players with call centers, dealing room, and various other applications. The overall largest installed base for non-Japanese firm is currently owned by Nortel Networks. However that is quickly changing with the advent of IP.

With the internet, digital television, push email services, online search, and advertizing it is very clear that we have a lot of information overload. Information overload is having more information than what we can process.

Looking for a smart phone? There are many choices in the US; Palm, Windows Mobile, Symbian and Blackberry. In Japan, we finally got the Blackberry about 16 months ago.

If you have used Windows you know that after a year of use, the registry gets clogged, the PC starts slowing down, and the machine no longer runs like it just came out of the box. Now there is something you can try to fix that. Microsoft has come out with the Windows Live OneCare safety scanner. You can find the application at this site on the net

AINEO buildings a lot of facilities for various organizations in Japan. We are frequently putting NTT East telephone company’s services into our budgets. Here is a quick reference for their services

With a great economy and a lot of companies moving or expanding in the market, AINEO Networks has seen a lot of changes in the marketplace. It seems like anyone who can install a computer is now an IT expert. We’ve also seen a rise in the body shop businesses in the market place. These are companies selling “IT staff” to other companies. They find the person, get the contract, and drop the person in.