Going digital and changing mindset

Have partnerships to stay ahead

Companies going the digital path are likely to face many challenges

Digital twin and BIM in the global water and building industries

USING digital twin technology that creates virtual replicas or simulations of water utilities can result in up to 30% energy cost and carbon savings, and increased productivity with reduced maintenance.

Manufacturers look to Industry 4.0 to restore ops post-Covid

PETALING JAYA: Manufacturers are looking to Industry 4.0 technologies to restore their operations as they ride out the current pandemic and build their capabilities to deal with future crises.

Retailers need to find ways to retain online, offline clients

PETALING JAYA: As the pandemic further disrupts the retail scene, businesses will have to strengthen their omni-channel offerings to retain both online and offline customers

Accelerating workforce reskilling in a digital world

Both the digital transformation disruption and Covid-19 pandemic have accelerated the rise of automation and concerns about job losses.

Privacy issues in the new normal

PETALING JAYA: Data privacy and how it is being handled are among some of the upcoming issues that governments would need to tackle moving forward as the world adapts to the new normal.

Holistic approach needed to implement digital strategies

PETALING JAYA: Companies looking to build a successful brand presence in the digital space should take a holistic approach in implementing their digital strategies to ensure effective reach and engagement with consumers.

Adopt technology in holistic manner

PETALING JAYA: As businesses scramble to remain relevant in the digital transformation wave, industry leaders have advised companies to approach technology adoption in a holistic manner.

Companies turning to cloud tech to support recovery

PETALING JAYA: Companies are increasingly looking to cloud technology to support business recovery efforts post-Covid and help build their resilience to weather future crises.