An ongoing survey has found that 90 percent of employees here wish to continue working from home in some capacity after the circuit breaker ends. Across some 2,700 respondents as of April 28, 10 percent said they would want to continue working from home for a quarter of their usual working time, The Star Online […]Continue reading

SolarWinds IT Trends Report 2020: The Universal Language of IT examines the evolving role of technology in business and the breakdown of traditional IT siloes  Less than 25% of budgets dedicated to emerging tech, instead prioritize cloud and hybrid IT  Tech pros cite need to upskill across security, APM, and non-technical and interpersonal skills  SolarWinds, […]Continue reading

The taps are running dry for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as Malaysia moves into its fourth phase of the movement control order (MCO). Quite a number of them had been squeezed to the maximum and were forced to fold because there is just no more liquidity in the company to go on. On May […]Continue reading

Malaysian Government has issued a nationwide Movement Control Order (MCO) that is effective from 18th March 2020, which has been extended until 12th May aiming to arrest the spread of public health risks due to COVID-19 outbreak.  The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) had warned that anyone violating MCO regulations would be subjected to various penalties […]Continue reading

While there is currently a significant focus on the public health and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the workforce and societal implications are no less profound. With widely-encouraged social distancing, organisations around the world have to learn how to conduct business remotely. Businesses must also find new and innovative ways to carry on the […]Continue reading