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CelcomDigi Announces Partnership With SoftBank Corp And SC-NEX

In hopes of accelerating the digitalisation of Malaysian enterprises.

by John Law
January 15, 2024
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CelcomDigi announced today that it is partnering up with SoftBank Corp, the Japan-based multinational investment group, and SC-NEX, a Sumitomo Corporation company. The partnership was brokered in hopes of accelerating the digitalisation of the Malaysian enterprises, along with the adoption of IR4.0 solutions.

“We are thrilled to partner leading global technology giants SoftBank and Sumitomo’s SC-NEX, in our continuous aspiration to build the nation’s digital ecosystem. This partnership opens many possibilities for Malaysian enterprises to gain faster access to transformative technologies and help them unlock the true potential of their businesses. Our goal is to help more businesses with their digital transformation, enabling them to remain competitive in today’s digital economy. Businesses can look towards CelcomDigi as a partner that they can trust and rely on to improve productivity, strengthen business resilience, and create a more sustainable operating environment.” Datuk Idham Nawawi, CEO of CelcomDigi, said.

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“We are delighted to be working with CelcomDigi and SC-NEX to promote digital transformation (DX) in Malaysia. As part of our ‘Beyond Carrier’ growth initiative, In Japan we have developed leading smart building solutions that utilize cutting-edge building entry and robotics solutions, among others, and we look forward to utilizing our know-how with our partners. We also look forward to collaborating in other technology areas to contribute to the sustainable growth of industry in Malaysia.” Kimimasa Kudo, vice president and head of Global Business Division, SoftBank Corp, said of the new partnership as well.

(Source: CelcomDigi PR)

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