Asia Mobiliti demonstrates predictive analytics features for advanced railway track condition monitoring with KTMB

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Live testbed first-of-its kind in Malaysia with solution developed in-house
Digital twin of tracks allows rail operators to adopt predictive maintenance Asia Mobility Technologies Sdn Bhd, a leading mobility-as-a-service and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider, has successfully completed a live testbed programme for railway condition monitoring with Malaysia’s largest railway operator,…Continue Reading

Anwar’s nonalignment pays off big in Beijing

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SINGAPORE – Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cast his recent maiden state visit to China as a major foreign policy win, securing a record 170 billion ringgit (US$38.6 billion) worth of investment commitments from Beijing all the while asserting his country is non-aligned in the escalating New Cold War pitting Washington versus Beijing. The […]Continue Reading

ADA acquires Indian startup, dhiOmics, to launch global data and AI delivery hub

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Acquisition enables ADA to strengthens its position in Indian market
Digital transformation will be enhanced, enabling ADA to deliver at speed & scale ADA, the largest digital growth partner in South and Southeast Asia, has acquired Bengaluru, India based startup, dhiOmics to launch its Global Data and AI delivery hub. 
In a statement, the company…Continue Reading

China offers unified train ticketing app for all Belt and Road countries

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China has developed an all-in-one train ticketing system that can unite the widely different ticket-selling platforms in more than 140 countries on a smartphone app, according to the top national rail science academy. The system has been tailor-made for member countries of China’s Belt and Road Initiative – the world’s largest infrastructure investment campaignContinue Reading

The great re-shoring charade

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NEW YORK – Moving factories from China to Mexico is one of the few hot topics in an otherwise listless market, US investment bankers say. As American hostility to China rises, US corporations scramble to assure the public as well as inquisitive congressional committees that they are moving operations out of the Middle Kingdom to […]Continue Reading

Failure to respond to rise in cost-of-living tops EY telecoms risk radar

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Security function undermined by weak relationships with wider business
Response to cost-of-living is entrant at No.1 on Top 10 telecoms risk radar The rise in the cost-of-living has driven consumers to readjust spending priorities. Telcos’ failure to respond to this changing mindset is now the biggest threat facing the industry, according to…Continue Reading