Choosing the right provider and solutions for true digital transformation

Time’s private and public cloud platforms can improve operational efficiencyWith Southeast Asia opening back up post-pandemic in 2022, the digital economy is expected to grow 20% year-on-year. One of the drivers is e-commerce which is registering higher adoption among digital users. Meanwhile, after years of acceleration, digital adoption growth is normalising. This in turn, has created pressure on organisations to leverage digital capabilities to create future businesses.

How then can Malaysian businesses leverage on adopting new digital technologies, upskilling capabilities and transforming digital architecture to be competitive in an ever-changing market?Digital transformation uses modern digital technologies — including all types of public, private, and hybrid cloud platforms — to create or modify business processes, culture, and customer experiences.

Housed in AIMS’ hyperscale data centres, Time’s private and public cloud platforms can improve operational efficiency and agility for successful deployment of cloud strategies. As the only Malaysian telco with direct access to all major global cloud service providers, our NFVi-capable OpenStack and VMware cloud platforms paired with our high-performance network, gives you the flexibility, reliability and security to work without boundaries.

With direct connections to major global cloud service providers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Alibaba Cloud, and virtualised network services over cloud platforms, Time simplifies network complexities to reinforce growing cloud adoption.Although the wealth of information from digitalisation provides new opportunities for innovation and optimisation, it also renders enterprises vulnerable to data breaches, cyber threats and not to mention, the cost.

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Malaysia faces escalating cybersecurity breaches and skills gap: Fortinet Survey45% of respondents experienced breaches costing over US$1mil in past year No single org or entity can solve problem alone, vital role for govts to play Image source: 2023 Fortinet-IDC Asia Pacific SASE Survey A recent Asia-Pacific SASE survey commissioned by Fortinet from IDC revealed that 45% of Malaysian respondents experienced breaches costing over US$1 million in the past year. Additionally, 86% of surveyed organizations in Malaysia reported at least a 2X or greater increase in breaches, while 52% experienced a 3X jump in breaches.
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