Manoj Menon
Action, accountability needed in Johor for state to realise digital economy future
Launch of Digital Johor Masterplan 2030 delayed till 1Q24
Can incoming Sultan, Tengku Ismail, inject urgency and drive state govt needs
Can TMJ seize the moment and be the dynamic leader Johor’s digital ambitions need?
Launch of Digital Johor Masterplan 2030 and leadership of TMJ as incoming Sultan
No-nonsense, results oriented leadership style could make the difference
Who will make it to the inaugural Harimau x Startup list?
Ecosystem leaders participate as judges, playing role to drive culture
Finalists for 3 categories identified from total 32 submissions received
The three pillars of transformative leadership
Ex-managing director of Frost & Sullivan and founder of Twimbit delivers nuggets of leadership advice relevant for today’s pace of change.
Week in Review: Grab-Uber merger throws down gauntlet to Go-Jek
Go-Jek was supposed to go on the offensive with its impending SEA expansion but the Grab-Uber merger changes that.
Grab beats Uber, goes up against Alibaba & SEA Group in next battle
After 4 years of fierce battle with Uber, Grab takes over its assets and now gears up for its next battle in Southeast Asia.
Turning the spotlight on ‘soft’ infrastructure
While Malaysia’s developments in physical and digital infrastructure are a national priority, improvements in “soft” infrastructure remain an elusive concept that could undermine the country’s aspirations to achieve developed nation status.
What’s Next: Think about zero, or become irrelevant
Traditional companies need to urgently reinvent their business models by adopting the ‘Innovate to Zero’ concept or risk becoming irrelevant in the market, Frost & Sullivan senior partner Manoj Menon told the What’s Next conference in Cyberjaya.
Tech Vision: Eliminating borders at the causeway
In this, the last instalment of the Tech Vision series, Frost & Sullivan’s Manoj Menon looks at how emerging and innovative technologies can help Malaysia and Singapore solve their causeway traffic and border-crossing problems.
Week in Review: What’s next for disruptor Tony Fernandes?
What’s an old-school business guy doing at a tech conference? Probably because his most famous venture harnessed technology and innovative business models to disrupt the entire global airline industry, and he is aiming to do the same to other industries, writes DNA founder Karamjit Singh.
