Thailand IT & Electronics News

OfficeMate Plc (OFM) was established in 1994 by the Ounjai family, which had 40 years in stationery and office equipment distribution, and listed on the Market for Alternative Investment on July 28 last year.

Nokia Thailand is undergoing a major restructuring by setting up a specific wireless "ecosystem" division to drive its device and application service bundling strategy.

Exporters are uncomfortable with the prospect of a strengthening baht, as they want a stable exchange rate to help them keep pace amid tough global competition

Thailand's auto industry is targeting production of 3 million vehicles annually by 2015, pushing the country into the top 10 from its present 12th ranking.

Google is introducing free websites to help 50,000 small Thai businesses get online over the next 12 months, says Julian Persaud, managing director of Google Southeast Asia.

The dispute between the National Telecommunications Commission and CAT Telecom over the licensing of third-generation high-speed cellular networks will not be resolved.

Saha Group, the country's largest consumer products conglomerate, has suggested the new government pay more attention to foreign trade policy.

The National Economic and Social Development Board warned the fragile recovery in the US economy would be a key threat to the Thai economic growth this year.

Translating the notion of a knowledge- and creativity-based economy into practice.

With a series of natural disasters and political crisis that has happened globally during the past 12 months, we are urged to realise the fact that we live in uncertainty.