CELCOM (Malaysia) Bhd has come up with a powerful and dynamic proposition following the successful completion of its integration programme, says group CEO Datuk Ramli Abbas.
Aiming for further integration of services, Celcom has ambitions to regain its pole position in the country's telecommunications industry.
Ramli sees a major challenge in 3G near-future developments in personal and business wireless technology, especially mobile telecommunications.
Datuk Jamaludin Ibrahim, CEO of Maxis Communications Bhd, expects a healthy growth in the industry, which will see new trends and usages for handsets. More SMS users will be getting information and other services, while handsets will be used for camera, MP3 and PDA functions.
At Mesdaq-listed Symphony House Bhd, business process outsourcing will be the next growth area, supported by Government policies and a growing list of multinational clients.
Executive director Abdul Hamid Sheikh Mohamed expects IT spending to continue strongly in tandem with the economic growth.
Aiming for further integration of services, Celcom has ambitions to regain its pole position in the country's telecommunications industry.
Ramli sees a major challenge in 3G near-future developments in personal and business wireless technology, especially mobile telecommunications.
Datuk Jamaludin Ibrahim, CEO of Maxis Communications Bhd, expects a healthy growth in the industry, which will see new trends and usages for handsets. More SMS users will be getting information and other services, while handsets will be used for camera, MP3 and PDA functions.
At Mesdaq-listed Symphony House Bhd, business process outsourcing will be the next growth area, supported by Government policies and a growing list of multinational clients.
Executive director Abdul Hamid Sheikh Mohamed expects IT spending to continue strongly in tandem with the economic growth.
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