Izzaddin Idris
Four key takeaways from What's Next 2016
Karamjit Singh reflects on the key takeaways for him from DNA’s anchor event and ends his article with an interesting observation.
What’s Next 2016: If it ain’t broke … well, fix it anyway
The saying goes ‘if it ain’t broke, why fix it?’, but this no longer holds true for traditional businesses, according to a speaker at What’s Next 2016.
TM sets up operations centre for smart services, the IoT
Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM), via Inneonusa – a tripartite joint venture between TM, UEM Sunrise Bhd and Iskandar Investment Bhd (IIB) – has launched its Integrated Operations Centre (IOC) in Iskandar Puteri in the southern state of Johor.
Week in Review: Singapore gets it about digital disruption
The Singapore Government’s move to allocate US$30 million to four large corporates to be used for startup funding strikes Karamjit Singh as major recognition that digital is a mega trend that brick-and-mortar companies need to deal with.
DNA on BFM: Senheng to take on e-commerce merchants
Traditional electrical goods retailer Senheng’s upcoming e-commerce launch and DNA’s July 28 What’s Next conference has Karamjit Singh excited.
DNA on BFM: Why no Asian interest in iProperty?
The key question from this week’s DNA Tech Talk show on BFM was about why Asian entrepreneurs did not see the value in Patrick Grove’s iProperty.
Startup methodology seeping into corporate Malaysia
A BrainChild programme adopted by GLCs in Malaysia is enjoying CEO support due to the ‘entrepreneurial spirit’ being injected into participants, reports Karamjit Singh.
TM, UEM Sunrise and Iskandar in smart city JV for Nusajaya
Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM), through its wholly-owned subsidiary Intelsec Sdn Bhd, has signed an agreement with UEM Sunrise Bhd, through its wholly-owned subsidiary UEM Land Bhd, and Iskandar Innovations Sdn Bhd for the establishment of a joint venture company that will offer and operate smart services in Nusajaya.
