Author: Gabey Goh
'Mobilising' the Malaysian rental market with myRent
A new app called myRent developed by mobile development studio BinarizeMe wants to make navigating the rental market in Malaysia an easier, less painful and more mobile experience.
VC-funded 99.co to put renters first in property search
With S$700,000 in seed investment raised, a Singapore-based startup is hoping its website will bring a fresh new approach to the property search market – by putting the renters first.
Anaplan set to shake up Malaysian ERP market
Company believes time is right to tap on market demand for more agile ERP solution
In its arsenal are its HyperBlock Architecture, and the former head of Oracle Malaysia
Digerati50: Quietly helping others in the ecosystem
ICT veteran believes that everyone should learn to work for him or herself and not depend on others for a living
Spends time helping next generation of startups via Founder Institute Kuala Lumpur
With US$2.8mil in the bank, In2nite eyes regional dominance
Last minute hotel booking app In2nite announced the successful conclusion of a US$2.8 million investment round led by IDG Ventures and a number of other regional strategic corporate parties.
Launch of MaGIC ignites slew of partnerships
The Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Centre (MaGIC) in Cyberjaya was officially launched with much fanfare on April 27, serving as a strong signal of the Government’s commitment to the development and growth of entrepreneurs.
Cradle moves to clean up processes after Auditor General's report
The 2013 Auditor General’s Report highlighted weaknesses in the management of activities at Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd, a funding agency under the Ministry of Finance. Following the findings of the report, the agency is making moves to clean up its internal processes, reports Gabey Goh.
Taking paper out of the billing equation with Billplz
Aims to be easy-to-use billing management system
Eyes GLC clients, with mobile apps in the pipeline
Dropmysite aims to serve the underserved
Dropmysite seeks to serve the underserved segment of companies with under 10 employees, while expanding its footprint via strategic partnership to leverage rising global demand for secure cloud-based backup services.
Nation's cyber-defence needs holistic approach: Applied Intelligence
For BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, cyber-security solutions took centrestage at DSA2014 amidst growing demand for securing national defences. The company also reports high interest in its mobile security solution, which focuses on securing networks rather than devices.
