The world is opening up – but not for everyone

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The celebrated Anglo-Indian writer Salman Rushdie once declared that the “most precious book” he possessed was his passport. Rushdie had already published dozens of works, including novels, short stories, essays and travelogues, to wide acclaim and considerable controversy. But he acknowledged that it was his British passport, doing “its stuff efficiently and unobtrusively,” that enabled […]Continue Reading

Delivering business impact with Cloud FinOps

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Gain new expertise internally, improved productivity of IT team FinOps is exercise of driving visibility and bringing economic accountability ÂTo remain ahead of the competition, organisations need to relook in how they can increase productivity and operational efficiencies. Today, organisations within Malaysia are more and more  turning to cloud to deliver…Continue Reading

Mongolia’s hands tied by Russia-China reliance

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Mongolia’s domestic party politics, international relations and economy all faced challenges in 2022. The Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) wrestled with how to govern despite having a supermajority in Mongolia’s parliament, the State Great Khural, and how to position itself vis-a-vis Moscow following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The government staked its fiscal fortunes on reviving coal […]Continue Reading