Sigve Brekke
Digi CEO to lead Telenor’s Developed Asia cluster
Albern Murty will remain as the telco’s head and continue to drive performance and value creation in Malaysia.
Week in Review: Telco chiefs will soon face worst nightmare
The dreaded day of reckoning for telcos is coming .. are they ready?
Week in Review: There will be less white collar jobs available, thanks to tech
Don’t rely on goodness of technology leaders, there will be less jobs, especially white collar ones, so be prepared.
Telenor Group’s contribution to Asia’s digital future
Telenor Group on Dec 8 unveiled its first Global Impact Report quantifying the socioeconomic impact of the Group’s contributions in 13 markets across the world.
Telenor challenges 26 millennials to tackle global problems with technology
Twenty-six millennials from Telenor’s 13 markets were selected from a pool of nearly 5,000 applicants to represent their countries in the fourth annual Telenor Youth Forum and 2016 Nobel Peace Prize activities.
Week in Review: Telco challengers to the fore
DNA founder Karamjit Singh looks at YES 4G LTE launch, and shares a jaw-dropping moment courtesy of ‘Planet Startup.’
Digi team among 8 winners of Telenor innovation program
A team from Telenor Group’s Malaysian unit, Digi, has been selected as one of eight teams from the telco group to participate in an internal startup programme with the reward being an opportunity to be funded by Telenor and spun out.
Week in Review: Adapting to the digital reality
The upside of technology advancements and innovation are well known and this week, Karamjit Singh ponders the dire consequences of life going increasingly digital and how individuals, governments, and companies will adapt.
Sigve Brekke’s ‘burning platform’ mentality to move a giant
Very aware of the dangers of becoming a ‘dumb pipe,’ Telenor group president Sigve Brekke lists a number of things the telco must execute to escape this nightmare scenario, writes Karamjit Singh.
DNA on BFM: Are our jobs at risk?
Who will be at risk from the increasing digitisation of work, and what can be done to make one more valuable and relevant? Karamjit Singh discusses that with Freda Liu, and still got in four other talking points … and a 90-second song!
