Malaysia Management Excellence Awards

The solution allows customers to know in advance when a piece of equipment is about to break down, avoiding costly, unplanned plant downtime.

This comes as the hospital bags two wins at the Malaysia Management Excellence Awards 2022.

Leading insurer helped customers stay protected and achieve financial security throughout the pandemic.

Jebsen & Jessen Group’s “The Hub” in Malaysia boosts its service delivery, people and culture through innovative digitalisation processes.

myTukar wins Employee Engagement of the Year and the Team of the Year awards under the Automotive & Transport Equipment category.

Dato’ Gooi Soon Chai’s leadership allowed the company to thrive and build resilience amidst tremendous uncertainties.

Its leadership brought remarkable changes through digitalisation that improved the company’s operational processes.

Her implementation of a fiscal policy ensured the employees’ welfare and the company’s survival amidst the impacts of the pandemic.

Exceptional performances and groundbreaking innovations were awarded.

Ngu Heng Sing said that constant communication and connection should not be taken lightly as companies move to the new normal.

Organisations in Malaysia may be hesitant to embrace this trend amidst significant costs.

Vivien Mah of EY Consulting observed a great push in the world, calling for higher standards of protecting the privacy of customers.

Submission of entries is until 7 October 2022.

Under the helm of Datuk Chay, bank full-year net profit quadruples.

The leading family takaful operator in Malaysia goes above and beyond in mobilising its COVID-19 efforts through innovative and competitive product solutions, improved distribution, and customer experience whilst maintaining its competitive advantage to cope with the new normal 

The group CEO continues to develop intensive business strategies with long-term objectives in the realm of power, metals and hospitality.