Adopt technology in holistic manner


Day 1 panel: (from left): Privasia group CEO and managing director Puvanesan Subenthiran, AmBank Group managing director wholesale banking Raja Teh Maimunah, Mida advanced technology and research and development division director Norhizam Ibrahim, and Asia School of Business associate dean and faculty director for action learning and International Faculty Fellow at MIT Loredana Padurean.

PETALING JAYA: As businesses scramble to remain relevant in the digital transformation wave, industry leaders have advised companies to approach technology adoption in a holistic manner.

Digital adoption has, no doubt, accelerated in light of the pandemic and chief executive officers across Asia are looking at various innovations to equip themselves to be future enterprises. Many of them are looking at technological solutions to ensure business continuity, resiliency and cost optimisation.

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