The latest in a long line of its initiatives to support the country’s SMEs in their digitalisation journeys. - brought to you by Maxis
At the heart of the matter is the digital transformation imperative for SMEs to remain relevant and get back into full swing by transforming their businesses, said Maxis SME head Kevin Lee.
As a telecommunications technology solutions provider identified by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation for the grant, it leverages its fixed and mobile network to offer business customers more than 17 types of solutions, including digital marketing, electronic point-of-sale, remote working and e-commerce.
During the movement control order and conditional MCO periods, for instance, Maxis launched its #KitaSapotKita campaign. The campaign, now in its second phase, sees the telecommunications TSP going beyond offering products and solutions, by mobilising an SME Help Squad with 100 personnel to provide answers and advice to help SMEs get back on their feet.
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