Huawei Malaysia, MCL to provide Huawei eKit solutions for SMEs
The collaboration aims to address the digitalisation needs of SMEs across various sectors such as offices, hospitality, commercial real estate and retail.
MCL will leverage its strong distribution network and in-depth market knowledge to enhance the availability of Huawei eKit solutions.
The company will also provide support to local distributors and partners, including hands-on training and a simplified procurement process, to ensure they are well-equipped to cater to SME clients.
Huawei eKit, a dedicated brand within the company's distribution business, is built with a modular and scenario-based design that enables partners to customise solutions according to the unique operational needs of SMEs.
The brand offers five product series covering various scenarios, including smart devices like the Huawei IdeaHub, integrated wired and wireless connectivity solutions, and IT platforms for data storage.
"The partnership with MCL forms a key part of Huawei Malaysia's broader strategy to foster strong collaborations that empower the SME community.
"By building a stronger, more agile partner network and delivering simplified, future-ready digital solutions, Huawei Malaysia remains focused on enabling inclusive growth for Malaysian businesses of all sizes," it said.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
BusinessToday
24 minutes ago
- BusinessToday
Zetrix AI To Continue Immigration Services Despite Agreement Termination
Zetrix AI Berhad, formerly known as My E.G. Services Berhad, has announced that it will continue to provide immigration-related services despite the immediate termination of a specific agreement term with the Ministry of Home Affairs. The company today received a clarification letter from the Ministry, confirming that it can continue offering these services under the scope of its other existing agreements with the Malaysian government. The company reiterated its Teaming Agreement with Heitech Padu Berhad, which was previously awarded for the National Integrated Immigration System (NIISe) project. Under this arrangement, Immigration Related Services, including foreign worker permits, fall within the comprehensive scope of the NIISe project. In light of this development, the Board of Directors of Zetrix AI Berhad has stated that the full suite of Immigration Related Services provided by the company remains accessible to its customers through its platform. Related
Malaysiakini
2 hours ago
- Malaysiakini
Viral 'pro-Singapore' JB car wash video scrubs off local clients
The taps are running dry at several car wash outlets near a major shopping mall in Johor Bahru, not due to a water shortage, but because a viral video is scrubbing away their local clientele. The clip, posted last Friday, alleged that a car wash in the area had refused to serve Malaysian-registered vehicles, claiming all appointments were reserved exclusively for Singaporean customers.
Barnama
3 hours ago
- Barnama
Palm Oil Exports To The US Rise 51.8 Pct To 93,000 Tonnes For January To May 2025 -- KPK
BUSINESS KUALA LUMPUR, July 30 (Bernama) -- Malaysia's palm oil exports to the United States (US) increased by 51.8 per cent to 93,000 metric tonnes from January to May 2025, compared to 61,000 metric tonnes during the same period last year. The Ministry of Plantation and Commodities (KPK) said that 65 per cent of the nation's palm oil exports to the US in 2024 were certified sustainable products used in high-value goods, while another 19 per cent consisted of palm stearin, a key ingredient in the food and personal care industries. Although the US is not Malaysia's main export market for palm oil, the ministry emphasised that the government is paying attention to the 25 per cent tariff imposed by the US on Malaysian goods, which takes effect on Aug 1, 2025, to ensure that the country's market position is not adversely affected. 'The ministry is always vigilant and proactive in monitoring developments in international trade policies to safeguard the country's palm oil exports,' KPK said in a written response posted on the Parliament's website today. KPK was responding to Datuk Siti Aminah Aching (BN-Beaufort), who inquired about the impact of the 25 per cent tariff imposed by the US on Malaysia, its effect on global demand for Malaysian palm oil, and the ministry's efforts to mitigate any negative consequences on exports. The ministry highlighted that together with the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), it is continuing to engage in ongoing negotiations with the US to ensure fair, open, and mutually beneficial trade relations. It added that various integrated initiatives are underway to ensure that Malaysia's palm oil exports remain unaffected and sustainable. 'These include promoting the transformation of the palm oil sector toward high-technology downstream products such as oleochemicals, processed food ingredients, and biofuels,' it said. KPK said it is strengthening efforts to implement the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) 2.0 certification to ensure Malaysian palm oil meets international standards, particularly in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects.
