JLG Corporate Edge strengthens tech-driven corporate services
KUALA LUMPUR: JLG Corporate Edge helps organisations improve operational efficiency, governance and long-term resilience through integrated corporate and shared services.
KUALA LUMPUR: JLG Corporate Edge assists businesses in enhancing operational efficiency, governance, and long-term resilience through blended corporate and shared services. By integrating professional knowledge, technology, and rigorous service delivery, the firm aids organizations in shifting from uncoordinated operations to more cohesive, well-governed, and future-oriented business models.
Azua Kamarudin, the chief corporate officer of Jland Group, discussed the importance of the company's accolade at the PIKOM Digital Excellence Awards, the development of the corporate services sector, and its future trajectory.
When asked what this recognition signifies to her and her organization beyond the award itself, Kamarudin stated that the validation of the company's direction in leveraging technology to transform work processes, enhance service delivery, and generate more value for stakeholders, especially clients, reinforces the significance of continuously improving the delivery of corporate services.
For JLG Corporate Edge, digital transformation goes beyond merely introducing new technology; it involves utilizing technology, data, and improved processes to make organizations more efficient, responsive, and better governed. This recognition spurs them to persist in elevating standards, challenging conventional methods of working, and making a meaningful contribution to the digital transformation of corporate services in Malaysia.
When questioned about the present state of Malaysia's technology industry, Kamarudin noted that the sector has undergone substantial changes. It initially emerged as an outsourcing model, progressed into shared services, and is now experiencing a broader transition towards digitally enabled managed services. This shift presents an opportunity for service providers to transition from merely processing transactions to becoming true business partners.
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