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TM and Axiata win big at Frost & Sullivan’s APAC awards

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TM had highest broadband revenue growth and highest ARPU in the vicinity Axiata recorded highest subscriber boom and profitability in Asia Pacific TELEKOM Malaysia Bhd and Axiata Group Bhd were some of the groups recognised at the eleventh consecutive Frost & Sullivan awards programme which recognises agencies and people that have proven nice practices in their enterprise.   At the 2014 Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards hung on June 25 in Singapore, Telekom Malaysia (TM) received the Fixed Broadband Service Provider of the Year award for the third consecutive time. TM confirmed exemplary boom and overall performance inside the fixed broadband segment, Frost & Sullivan stated in a announcement.   It achieved terrific growth in terms of subscribers and broadband sales during the 12 months, and performed a vital function in increasing Malaysia’s fixed broadband penetration from 23% in 2009 to sixty seven.1% in 2013.   TM additionally registered the best benefit ...

The Big 3 and gaps in the M2M m-commerce ecosystems

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Industry fragmentation and absence of standards act as headwinds Smart gadgets and cloud offerings key factors to power adoption MOBILE trade or m-commerce has been touted as a hot space in Malaysia for a number of years, but it has not genuinely taken off but.   The likes of Mudah.my, Maybank and AirAsia may be visible as most of the market leaders, yet no-one has a clear take care of of the market length or growth as no information is to be had.   ‘The Big Three’ cellular telcos – Celcom Axiata, DiGi and Maxis – were gearing for m-trade for a number of years.   When Digital News Asia (DNA) reached out to them via electronic mail, none may want to monitor any clue as to how the market is actually doing, even though all 3 said they expected it to grow.   Celcom has already been taking an aggressive role by way of launching three m-commerce sites. Its leader government officer (CEO) Shazalli Ramly stated his agency would retain to paintings closely with its traders and different...

Telco Deep Dive: Q&A with the Big 3 (Part 2)

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On May 26, Digital News Asia (DNA) released its first Deep Dive record, which looked at the telecommunications area in Malaysia. To down load the Telco Deep Dive, click on right here . In this very last article, DNA founder Karamjit Singh places the senior executives of the Big 3 telcos within the warm seat. This reprint consists of responses from Celcom Axiata CEO Shazalli Ramly, which got here too past due to be covered in the initial document. This is the second one of a -part finale. Celcom, DiGi and Maxis working to evolve to the OTT truth Despite the assignment, trust it could enhance client experience THE telecommunications area is undergoing one of its more tough stages, with phone adoption changing purchaser behaviour, new technology like Long-Term Evolution (LTE) making it a new ball game, and opposition coming from a variety of latest resources.   Here, we speak to senior executives of the ‘Big Three’ telecommunications organizations: Celcom Axiata Bhd chief governme...

Telco Deep Dive: Q&A with the Big 3 (Part 1)

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On May 26, Digital News Asia (DNA) launched its first Deep Dive record, which looked at the telecommunications area in Malaysia. Over those next weeks, we can be publishing the articles from the PDF document on our portal, plus other testimonies. To download the Telco Deep Dive, click on here . In this very last article, DNA founder Karamjit Singh places the senior executives of the Big 3 telcos within the warm seat. This reprint consists of responses from Celcom Axiata CEO Shazalli Ramly, which got here too overdue to be included within the initial document. Celcom, DiGi and Maxis cognizance on improving community performance Believe telco networks offer higher first-rate app experience NOTICING that a neighbour’s residence alarm had brought on and spotting a few bikes out of doors the house, every other neighbour tried desperately to attain to attain him. But Anthony Umann, the neighbour in question, become calm.   He had already received an alert while his residence alarm w...

Big data spells more than just bottom-line gains: Oracle

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Financial services, telcos & manufacturing to benefit from big facts analysis Enterprises ought to embody huge records to growth top-line growth, backside-line margins THE time period ‘Big Data’ has been bandied about for the past 12 months and it manner specific component to one-of-a-kind human beings. In truth, in keeping with corporation software program participant Oracle, one of the boundaries to adoption is the lack of the proper understanding of the concept of huge data.   Kaleem Chaudhry (p.c) , senior director of Oracle organisation era, referred to that there are many different definitions of large statistics today, just like how cloud turned into loosely described whilst it first emerged as a marketplace fashion.   Put without a doubt, massive information is a time period that refers to the large quantity of unstructured statistics this is derived from the Web via a couple of sources consisting of social media feeds from Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and different vari...

Move over cloud big data is here

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95% of data is ‘available’ and unstructured Big statistics allows agencies to discover hidden relationships and act on them IF 2011 became the 12 months of the cloud within the dealer space in Malaysia, with each Microsoft and Google launching principal campaigns to get Malaysian organizations on Office 365 and Google Apps respectively, this year the point of interest may shift to “massive records.” Or as a minimum, Oracle Corp hopes so, seeing that this state-of-the-art generation trend – or buzzword, in case you’re the cynical type – falls firmly into the database organisation’s area of speciality. The analyst companies are all on it too. McKinsey describes it as “the subsequent frontier for innovation, competition and productivity,” while IDC says it “will earn its location as the next ‘must have’ competency in 2012.” Speaking its blessings, Gartner says that “businesses integrating excessive-cost, numerous, new information kinds and assets right into a coherent records manage...

HP announces ‘Think Big’ channel initiative

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Channel partners want new approaches to supply solutions that help modernize infrastructures, address developing records and embody rising computing fashions Joint funding application affords qualified distributors with get entry to to HP education, demonstration facilities, sales and marketing help HP has introduced a brand new channel initiative that it believes will stimulate boom and amplify revenue possibilities for channel companions in Asia Pacific and Japan.   The new ‘Think Big’ Initiative is a joint funding software that gives qualified distributors with get entry to to HP education, demonstration facilities, income and advertising and marketing support to pursue boom markets and win more commercial enterprise throughout garage, servers and networking.   To meet business enterprise and SMB (small and medium commercial enterprise) purchaser needs, channel partners need new ways to deliver answers that help modernize infrastructures, address growing records and include ri...

Big data powered network security from Sourcefire

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Three new models: FirePOWER 7010 (50 Mbps), FirePOWER 7020 (one hundred Mbps) and FirePOWER 7030 (250 Mbps) Creates forensic fingerprints of files to become aware of acknowledged malware, song file movement and pick out assault goals SOURCEFIRE has released its today's FirePOWER equipment circle of relatives in Malaysia, pronouncing it is able to defend networks from state-of-the-art malware, advanced persistent threats (APTs) and centered attacks.   FirePOWER also gives visibility and manage of modern-day threats at the community, proper from the point of entry, to propagation, and with publish-infection remediation, the employer stated in a statement.   “Sourcefire’s FirePOWER minimizes the propagation of superior malware through developing forensic fingerprints of files to perceive regarded malware, track file movement and identify assault targets for focused remediation,” said Ivan Wen (percent) , united states of america supervisor of Sourcefire Malaysia,   He said that ...

Did big data analytics help Obama get re-elected?

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Big statistics, predictive evaluation used notably in Obama's re-election campaign Slick use of those gear might also have proven to be the decisive factor in triumphing fence electorate in swing states Periscope via Edwin Yapp BARACK Obama retained his mandate and will continue to be the president of the United States of America for 4 extra years after defeating his Republican challenger, former governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney   The race for the presidency couldn’t were greater tightly contested as the one we simply witnessed. According to early reviews on CNN, the incumbent Obama become trailing his challenger Romney to begin with. That modified quickly whilst results of some of the bigger west coast states – such as California, Oregon, Nevada and New Mexico – finished their matter.   By 11am (Malaysian time) Nov 7, it have become apparent that the primary black president of the US could re-capture the White House with greater than the 270 electoral votes he had to d...

ANZ Thailand and Philippines big winners in Cloud Readiness Index

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14 economies assessed across 10 indicators, inclusive of public policy Japan nonetheless tops list, Singapore and Malaysia keep 4th and 8th spots THE Asia Cloud Computing Association’s Cloud Readiness Index 2014 (CRI 2014) reveals Asia Pacific divided into three development businesses.   The Index, now in its 0.33 new release, assessed 14 international locations towards 10 indicators which contribute to the infrastructural and regulatory preparedness for cloud computing adoption inside the location, the affiliation said in a declaration.   While Japan maintained its lead on the pinnacle of the Index for the 0.33 time jogging, the large improvers had been New Zealand, Australia and Thailand, all whom moved up four places, and the Philippines, moving up two places.   Between 2011 and 2014, the Philippines has now moved from backside of the desk to tenth, the Asia Cloud Computing Association said.   Common to all of the improvers appears to be the presence of an overarching ICT an...