Shazalli Ramly
Celcom and Universiti Teknologi Petronas in wide-ranging pact
Celcom and Universiti Teknologi Petronas have inked an MoU that covers the latter’s wireless campus network as well as further collaboration in student development.
Celcom CEO: The Blue is back!
'Today, I am very sure that with the Celcom First Blue, First Gold and First Platinum plans, we are going to be trending back,' says CEO Shazalli Ramli.
Celcom: We don’t want to be a dumb pipe
For 'Big Three' operator Celcom Axiata, the launch of its three new OTT services carries one simple message: 'We don’t want to be a dumb pipe.'
Celcom now a partner in MDeC’s eUsahawan programme
Celcom has signed an MoU with MDeC which will see it becoming the digital partner for the latter’s eUsahawan digital entrepreneurship programme.
Rivals Celcom and TM unite in converged play
TM and Celcom Axiata have struck three deals that will allow them to extend both their customer offerings.
DNA on BFM: Three telcos, a bank and you, the customer
Customers are the focus for banks and telcos when they talk about digital services, says Karamjit Singh.
Celcom in MoU for Iskandar’s Forest City project
Celcom Axiata Bhd said it has been appointed the “preferred service provider candidate” for a long-term network communications and infrastructure collaboration for the Forest City project in Iskandar Malaysia, the development hub in the southern Malaysian state of Johor.
Celcom and Sunway in customer loyalty pact
Celcom Axiata Bhd said it has sealed a partnership with Sunway Pals, a loyalty programme under Sunway Group, one of Malaysia’s biggest conglomerates.
Telco Deep Dive: Celcom out to regain lost momentum
Continuing our Telco Deep Dive, Goh Thean Eu speaks to Celcom CEO Shazalli Ramly on his plans for 2015, after the first quarter saw the company slipping.
Celcom and TM in Phase 2 of infrastructure-sharing agreement
Celcom Axiata Bhd and Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) have signed an agreement for the provisioning of additional Long-Term Evolution (LTE) sites through TM’s ‘next-gen backhaul’ services.
