Digitalisation a game changer for GDEX


Upgrading ops: For this year, GDEX has allocated between RM20mil and RM30mil to upgrade the facilities at its hubs and for IT development.

THE rapid shift in both consumer behaviour and the digitalisation of businesses has not only spiked demand for delivery services but also nudged the latter to evolve.

Courier companies, at least those that are competitive, are fast seeking ways to make their deliveries faster, safer and more reliable. GDEX Bhd lays claim to being one of the first courier companies to tap into the e-commerce boom, way before the current coronavirus pandemic began.

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