Digital transformation needs urgency


Competitive advantage: The key technologies that offer huge opportunities for future digital investments and business transformation are sensing and mobility, big data, IoT, AI, cloud computing and 5G. — AP

After experiencing political changes earlier this year and the onslaught of new coronavirus disease (Covid-19), it’s high time that Malaysia took another look at its national digital plan.

The digital sector has been playing an increasingly significant role as a new driver for Malaysia’s economic growth. It is driving transformation in our daily life, social-economic as well as business dealings and operations.

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