convergence
Celcom Axiata introduces Celcom MAX convergence package
The all-new convergence package combines unlimited fibre internet and postpaid plans into a single bill touting savings on the package on top of device offerings, says the operator.
Celcom sees resilient H2 2020 performance, commits US$246mil capex for FY2021
The Malaysian telco saw increases in subscriber base, but faces challenge in increased data traffic. Pledge to further improve network capacity as well as 4G coverage.
Bnetworks-Yanolja partnership expands hotel tech solutions to SEA
Promotion and sales of solution to Malaysia, Phil, S’pore
Open technology partnerships are new digital economy formula
Maxis TV launched for mobile subscribers in another step to converged connectivity
Service catered to customers’ increasing digital lifestyle and personalized
Easy content discovery and purchase from 1-day, 7-day & 30-day passes
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Moka raises US$24mil in Series B funding
Round was led by Sequoia India and included SoftBank Ventures Korea, Singapore-based EDBI, and EV Growth.
Shazalli sees strong scope for digital to replace old processes at TM, drive performance
TM’s new Group CEO, Mohammed Shazalli Ramly is pinning his hopes on Perfexe 10 and a “Jedi Council” to deliver on TM’s 2017 financial performance.
Maxis taps into rising enterprise interest in IoT
Confident that the timing is right for enterprises to adopt IoT, Maxis launches its suite of services while partnering with Vodafone.
Indonesia’s Moka secures US$2 mil funding, led by Mandiri
Moka raises US$2 million led by Mandiri Capital in an extension to its Series A funding round.
Week in Review: Convergence accelerates between Old and Digital Economy
A prominent property developer ties up with a unicorn, a telco talks about usage based cost for fixed broadband, the Digital Economy takes prominence in Malaysia, and Karamjit Singh sees a common thread of convergence accelerating.
A services-based business model – from a property developer?
Property developer the Aspen Group is about to introduce an innovative services-based business model for its US$2.5bil smart city, writes Karamjit Singh.
