Digitalisation and business integrity


The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated digitalisation in 2020. The transformation predicted to take its course in the coming years was forced on businesses within a couple of months. The concern for corporate Malaysia now is whether businesses can ride this wave through while maintaining competency, accountability, compliance and transparency.

Digitalisation is a double-edged sword. It has been proven to bring about changes in the way we think, communicate, collaborate and conduct daily affairs. It enables innovation, making processes more efficient and creating new business models. But it also poses significant implications for the area of compliance and business integrity.

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