Leadership
Top in Tech: Replacing Wet Ink and Paper for Digitalisation
Pushing for digital signatures adoption across entire public sector by 2025
Next step: public to embrace digital leadership to take it to the next level
Surina Shukri - the bold move that failed
Karamjit Singh reflects back on the bold move to appoint Surina Shukri in Jan 2019, a total stranger to the Malaysian tech ecosystem, as CEO of MDEC and what is expected of Mahadhir Aziz who clocks in On Sept 1 as the new CEO.
Macrokiosk Teams Up With DOC2US
Efficient and swift vaccination appointment management with BOLD. solutions
Automate configuration & delivery of messages for appointment update, confirmation
Decisive board action needed at MDEC as speculation intensifies about CEO’s tenure
Rising speculation becoming a distraction, affecting morale
Uncertainty is hurting MDEC’s reputation as tip of the spear
Selangor takes it to the next level with Sidec
Aims to be leading Smart State in SEA by 2025
Will require strong ecosystem, collaborating together
Taking it to the next level is how best to describe what the Selangor State Government is doing in its efforts to help businesses in the state strengthen their competitiveness.
Unlocking leadership capabilities in the digital transformation journey
Specific leadership capabilities needed across four digital transformation phases
Leadership needs to be aligned toward data-driven decisions in mature stage
Ata Plus appoints Elain Lockman as CEO
Cofounders Kyri Andreou & Aimi Aizal Nasharuddin assume ED roles
Listing will be key catalyst for continued growth in fast-moving ECF sector
MDEC appoints Aiza Azreen Ahmad as new Chief Digital Business Officer
Aiza tasked to chart new business strategies and development initiatives
Brings over 20 years experience, expertise, further strengthening MDEC’s resolve
Every challenge presents a great opportunity: Pikom’s Sean Seah on WITSA Deputy Chairman appointment
PIKOM’s deputy chairman, who is now part of the WITSA board, lays down the big shoes he has to fill as well as his role in representing Malaysia in the global ICT stage
As MDEC embarks on its “Reinvent” mission, changes and chaos are expected, and necessary
Addressing concerns of internal crisis, MDEC says that the change is an expected part of the agency’s own evolution amidst the ever-changing digital economy landscape.
