GWS features a suite of collaboration tools that runs on a web browser without the need to install a client or software, allowing users to access tools like Google Meet, Drive, Docs, Forms and more on the go.
OF all the business establishments in Malaysia, as many as 97.4% are made up of small, medium, micro businesses (MSMEs) and social sellers, according to the Malaysia Statistical Business Register.
Malaysia’s street vending or pasar scene, where people operate stalls as full-time or part-time jobs, continues to see a resurgence as the country continues to recover from all the restrictions put in place to curb the spread of Covid-19.
With that comes adaptation, for businesses of course.
This largely meant switching business models and adapting to contactless payment and delivery systems for a lot of smaller businesses when the country went into lockdown mode.
An optimist would say that the lockdowns served as a rallying cry for digital adoption.
With the pandemic, businesses have had to scale down over the last couple of years.
But since moving into the endemic transition stage as of April 1, businesses are hoping to make a grand comeback with the upcoming Raya celebrations.
With RM50 in ePENJANA credit for eligible Malaysians, there’s increasing encouragement to adopt e-wallet usage to stimulate the local economy.
The quick adoption of technology – especially for smaller players – became a necessity for businesses looking to adhere to new hygiene and safety regulations alongside “post-Covid” consumer needs.
To properly set yourself up for success, it’s important to look into the digital technologies available to your business and its fluctuating needs, and which digital solutions can help you navigate future challenges.
Celcom Business is reaching out to grassroots and homegrown businesses this Raya season with their Raya campaign between April and May 2022.
As local businesses turn to digital services, despite the breadth of options in the market, most owners look for easy, reliable, seamless solutions to meet their digital needs.
One of the Raya highlights is Celcom Business Wireless – an existing Celcom Business product that comes with the new upgrade of Business Wireless Gold plan with unlimited internet data for business at RM135/month.
The Business Wireless Gold plan has the additional bonus of trying out their WiFi router with a 30-day return policy.
The whole idea is value for money.
Celcom Business Wireless is flexible and can easily be used without needing to hack walls.
Those operating in premises such as cafes, homestays, SOHOs, budget hotels or those who need a big quota and have fixed WiFi usage behaviour can probably appreciate the simplicity of the whole installation process. Just “plug and play” as Celcom says.
If mobility isn’t the biggest challenge for your business, Celcom Business Fibre might be the right solution for you with stable, unlimited, high-speed internet.
It comes packaged with free Google Workspace (GWS) that enables productivity and collaboration on a high-speed fibre connectivity.
Going digital and staying connected is becoming a necessity with the push for a cashless society too, so there’s even more reason for MSMEs to look into digital solutions.
Celcom has the opportunity to ease the burden by making sure one sure thing in their life remains uninterrupted, a digital lifestyle.
