Smart Cities
Mdec strengthen ties with Jetro through Malaysian-Japan Digital Exchange pitch
MDEC, Jetro partner to support tech firms from Malaysia and Japan in addressing digital challenges through the Malaysian-Japan Digital Exchange Pitch programme.
Digerati50: Conceived in Malaysia, born in Singapore, ready to take on the world
Goh Seok Mei flips a software looking for a problem, to smart city answer
Helps city planners better understand smart cities, to make them inclusive
Gobi Partners announces 64 startups to kick-off Asia's first ever sudden death pitching competition – SuperSeed Championship II
Gobi Partners-MDEC curated competition targets early-stage startups
Rigorous process by Gobi, taking into account 6 factors to fix seedings
Aerodyne-Celcom collaborate to develop 5G-based drone tech solutions for smart cities and agriculture
Celcom strategy to strengthen links with local digital entrepreneurs
Aerodyne to jointly explore, develop solutions using 5G technology
Budding data scientists to brainstorm smart city solutions at Urbanlytics 2019
Urbanlytics 2019, a datathon for Smart Cities tackles problem statements including cashless society and low carbon mobility planning.
Governments need to be smarter about keeping cities safe
Cities that fail to take a holistic, fully integrated approach to planning for the future are likely to remain stuck with the problems of the past.
IDC announces best smart city initiatives in Asia Pacific
Intensified competition in the region shows cities are constantly contending for limited resources.
Singtel to roll out nationwide cellular IoT network next month
Singtel IoT network will support IoT devices with longer battery life and wider coverage
REDtone IOT and Unified Inbox unite to make the IoT more … social
KL-based REDtone IOT Sdn Bhd and Singapore-headquartered Unified Inbox Pte Ltd said they are working together to bring messaging capabilities to the Internet of Things and smart cities.
Critical infrastructure: A clear and present danger
Securing critical infrastructure is progressing from talk into actual action, but more needs to be done to spread the word on the danger even small groups can pose, according to a former DoD man.
