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Axiata’s bumpy IT transformation programme: Lessons learnt
Axiata president and group CEO Jamaludin Ibrahim comes clean on Celcom’s IT transformation programme that caused it to lose customers and dealers, and the lessons the group learned from it. Goh Thean Eu has the story.
Why Sony is not winning the smartphone war
Sony's latest corporate strategy update is the biggest indication yet that the company is looking to find an exit for its loss-making smartphone arm, Sony Mobile Communications. Keith Liu looks at what has led the electronics giant to this point.
Huawei and Xiamen University to set up ICT-enabled campus in Malaysia
Huawei Malaysia said it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Xiamen University Malaysia Campus which would see the two parties jointly plan and develop a “future-oriented ICT-enabled campus” in Malaysia.
StarHub in commercial trial of Huawei’s LampSite solution
Huawei has started a commercial trial of its LampSite indoor coverage solution with Singaporean mobile operator StarHub at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.
Six of world’s top 10 smartphone vendors are Chinese brands: TrendForce
According to Taiwan-based research house TrendForce, market leader Samsung and No 2 vendor Apple maintained their positions, with combined global smartphone shipments of 518 million units, but came under pressure from Chinese brands.
Pressure mounts on Samsung as competitors up ante
Samsung Electronics Co remains the top-selling smartphone maker in the world for now, but keeping that crown has become increasingly challenging with its aggressive rivals baying for blood and doing everything in their power to topple the incumbent giant.
Sponsored Post: Building a better connected world
To enable a better-connected world, three things must happen: The business community must embrace digital reformation; governments and regulators must set clear connectivity targets and lower the financial and regulatory barriers to ICT access; and ICT leaders must work to make the online experience more compelling to those who presently lack connection.
Broadband in Asean: Malaysia not that bad actually
Most Asean countries have strong broadband plans, but room for improvement
Malaysia and Singapore ahead of the curve, former faces more challenges though
Huawei and Maju Nusa deploy mobile network sharing system in rural Malaysia
Huawei said it has successfully deployed a Multi-Operator Radio Access Network (Moran) mobile network sharing system through its partner Maju Nusa at over 127 sites spread across Malaysia.
Huawei and TM R&D to do joint research on next-gen access
Huawei said it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (TM R&D) to launch joint innovation efforts to co-develop next-generation access technologies for both fixed-line and wireless connectivity in Malaysia.
