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The close connection between water and power means technology choices need to be made carefully.

With demand for mobile data soaring, 2G and 3G mobile operators have an ideal opportunity to offer their customers a diverse range of services.

With the video conferencing continuing to grow rapidly, CommsMEA looks at the key issue of interoperability.

Frost & Sullivan's senior analyst expects lack of investment over next 3-4 years.

Cutting edge communications technology is being used to help save patients lives and make healthcare professionals’ jobs easier in two very different settings, with vendors reaping the rewards of the growing sector.

Revenues from the mobile sector in eight key Asian countries will almost double by 2013 from 2007 rates, research indicates.

Another year, another fresh start. 2009 starts off in style for the security, fire and safety industries, with the perennially successful Intersec trade show and conference.

With cash-rich Middle East telcos expected to go on a buying spree as asset values fall in 2009, Roger Field looks at the challenges facing operators post-deal.

With peak oil but a distant memory, what does crude below $50 a barrel mean for economies in the Gulf?

South Africa's telecoms sector is entering an interesting phase as it begins to feel its way in a potentially progressive and liberalised regulatory environment.

Although visitor numbers at last month's Working Buildings Middle East debut were lower than expected, the show attracted top management and got off to a cracking start with an impressive conference line up, Facilities Management Middle East reports.

Does initial MEP installation in the Middle East have a positive or negative impact on the work of an FM? facilities management Middle East investigates.

As new research delves deep into the total facilities management market, facilities management Middle East asks industry professionals what they think of the findings.

Indonesia's market for automotive logistics is expected to increase from US$86.5 million in 2006 to $256.3 million in 2013, according to Frost & Sullivan.