MDeC
11street sets up physical education centre for e-commerce sellers
Ahead of its April launch, South Korean online marketplace 11street has unveiled its ‘Seller Zone,’ which it claimed is the first education centre and support facility in Malaysia for e-commerce business coaching, training and development programmes.
Frost & Sullivan believes bet on Iskandar Malaysia will pay off
Two years after opening a temporary office in Iskandar Malaysia, Frost & Sullivan moved into its new site at Iskandar. Its global president and managing partner Aroop Zutshi spoke to Karamjit Singh about its experience so far.
MDeC to work with GameFounders to bring games accelerator to Malaysia
National ICT custodian Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) and GameFounders, the first gaming startup accelerator in Europe, said they would collaborate to bring a regional games accelerator to Malaysia.
BDA awareness growing, but not momentum: Teradata Malaysia
Telcos and banks in Malaysia applying analytics, but on a siloed basis
Lack of adoption likely driven by attitude, not cost or resources
Yasmin Mahmood – driver, not the driven
Karamjit Singh shares his thoughts on Yasmin Mahmood being the driver at Malaysia's Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) as its chief executive officer.
Week in Review: Does quality come through quantity?
Two comments by a senior civil servant caught Karamjit Singh’s attention this week: One was on quantity leading to quality, and the other was on overlaps in Malaysian Government initiatives.
What keeps the MDeC CEO awake at night
In Part 2 of her interview with Karamjit Singh, MDeC CEO Yasmin Mahmood talks about what keeps her awake at night, and why the perception about her interest on the Infotech cluster is wrong.
MDeC appoints Gopi Ganesalingam VP of new unit
Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) has created a new unit, Enterprise Development, with entrepreneur Gopi Ganesalingam as its first vice president.
2015 to see Chinese and Taiwanese smartphones taking over: IDC
Research firm IDC expects Chinese and Taiwanese-branded devices to increase their share of the smartphone market in Malaysia to 65% by the end of this year, from about 46% last year, thanks in part to their lower prices and inventive marketing campaigns.
Yasmin Mahmood starts to shape MDeC
Malaysian Multimedia Development Corporation’s new chief executive officer Yasmin Mahmood sat down to have a talk with Karamjit Singh on how she views her role, making a difference and not being afraid to fail.
