MAPPING OUT THE COUNTRY’S DIGITAL FUTURE


Embracing the digital economy: (From left) Goh, Law and Naysan.

KUALA LUMPUR: More than ever, it is high time for Malaysia to have high-speed, widely accessible and stable internet connectivity throughout the country as the world’s economy is increasingly digitally driven.

The government’s priority appears to be on improving telco and internet networks in the country, along with driving the adoption of digitised services that will bring about productivity and efficiency gains.

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