Author: Goh Thean Eu
BlackBerry to increase focus on Malaysian enterprises
Admits it has been 'passive' in growing enterprise space
Financial results show yet another quarter in decline
All KPJ hospitals to be on the cloud by end-2015
KPJ Healthcare Bhd, the biggest private healthcare group in Malaysia, expects all its hospitals to be running on cloud infrastructure by end 2015. This move, is part of the company's plan to operate more efficiently and serve its patients better.
Many CEOs still clueless about megatrends: Frost chairman
Most CEOs 'aren’t doing anything' to address tech megatrends
Need to be more hands-on in looking into it and not just delegate
Low revenue not a sign of ICON failure: MDeC
The ICON programme, now in its third iteration, was first launched in 2009. To date, the three ICON programmes have cumulatively generated RM440,000 in revenue. MDeC CEO Badlisham Ghazali shares his view on why the ICON programme is successful, despite the low revenue figure.
Microsoft sees 'resistance to change' improving
Microsoft (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd is seeing signs that more small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are beginning to understand the need to upgrade their IT infrastructure, which the company believes is a good sign given the end of support for its Windows XP operating system, reports Goh Thean Eu.
Celcom hopes to reduce churn, boost revenue, with loyalty programmes
Celcom Axiata Bhd, a mobile operator wholly-owned by Axiata Group Bhd, hopes to kill two birds with one stone with the launch of a series of loyalty programmes on Wednesday (April 9).
Citrix to target Malaysian manufacturers in 2014
Malaysia's manufacturing sector is a key focus for Citrix this year, alongside addressing security and BYOD management concerns for corporations. Goh Thean Eu reports from Singapore.
Better times ahead for Astro, say analysts
Analysts expect better times ahead for Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd, despite the rising content costs being experienced by the satellite TV operator.
YTL Comms to be profitable soon?
YTL Comms CEO optimistic of breaking even, declines to say when
Plans to launch LTE in near future, Samsung the expected vendor
Time is running out, start the GST journey now
Too much focus on getting finance ready, leaving out IT
Stiff penalties in place, no room for error for companies
