Malaysia

The BonusLink Transformation Project and BLINK App are keys to the company’s loyalty programme growth.

ADA powers consumers insights with data analytics to better understand shoppers’ offline and online behaviours.

Allo’s carrier network system intensifies Malaysia’s digital transformation through advanced connectivity services.

According to Dato' Robert Teo Keng Tuan, new economy businesses and long-stay hospitality accommodation are potential growth sectors. Teo has more than 40 years of experience in the fields of corporate taxation, audit assurance and corporate restructuring exercises. He has undertaken Special Administrator appointments by Pengurusan Danaharta Nasional Berhad (Danaharta was established by the Government of Malaysia to act as the national asset management company) for certain publicly-listed companies and is also involved in the restructuring of corporations, some of which are listed on the Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. Teo’s specialised industry knowledge lies in the property, construction and housing development sectors, with a focus on tax planning. He was an independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Symphony Life Berhad* for 17 years until he resigned on 23 March 2021. An avid nature lover and food connoisseur, the multi-faceted Malaysia International Business Awards and Malaysia National Business Awards judge shares his insights on passion, principles, business growth, and innovation in the construction industry during the pandemic. Can you share with us your work experience or any backstory that has contributed to your professional career?

He believes that being agile and open to exploring different ways of serving customers is important for business survival during a crisis.

Hoe Yin joins the panel of judges in this year’s Malaysian Technology Excellence Awards.

In this age of technology disruptions, Alvin Gan still believes that "people factors" are highly significant in driving organisational growth and sustainability.

Michael Graham is one of the judges in this year’s Malaysian Technology Excellence Awards.

The executive director in advisory with BDO in Malaysia will be one of the judges at this year's Malaysia International Business Awards and Malaysia National Business Awards.

The maker of Corporate Identity Elements products has seen significant growth in recent years. Branding is an indispensable element of business, and companies usually allocate large budgets for Corporate Identity Elements (CI) products such as signage, flat-pack fast assembly furniture and shop fittings, LED light sources, digital signage with total content management system and similar materials.

The awards programme is accepting entries until 5 March 2021.

Deadline for submissions is on 5 March 2021. With the global acceleration of digitisation, many companies are now tapping into the opportunities of technology and innovation, and Malaysia is definitely not lagging in this trend. As companies adapt to digitisation and automation, many are developing new technologies and solutions to help in their transformation and in the road to recovery from the pandemic.

Entries can be submitted until 5 March 2021. The highly anticipated awards program for local businesses comes to Malaysia as Singapore Business Review opens the nomination for the inaugural Malaysia National Business Awards.

i-Alerts and enterSarawak are applications designed to help the state and its citizens prepare for in-state disasters.

Malaysia’s first e-payment solution that creates seamless on-the-go refuel and retail experience while addressing motorists pain points.

The company designed and developed a system that streamlines processes of linen asset & laundry management services in the public healthcare sector.