In this first part, Dr Mohd Awang Lah, the CEO of JARING Communications Sdn Bhd, discusses which is its most profitable business and its move into the corporate sector, which is now 90 percent of business. He also talks about which sector is most profitable now. He also discusses house broadband penetration. And whether JARING itself is profitable and for that matter, self sufficient. He also discusses the possibility of a merger with TimeDotCom, or that it may be spun off and listed on the stock exchange.
In this second part, Dr Mohd Awang Lah, the CEO of JARING Communications Sdn Bhd, discusses the possibility of its building an alternative high speed broadband network. He also talks about the possibility of broadband costs falling as new infrastructure is built and spends more time on broadband penetration targets in Malaysia. He also talks about the wireless broadband project in Ipoh.
Thanks Ivy for your birthday wish (on behalf of Yek). Thanks Agnes for the wonderful birthday party, we love the food very much.
BalasPadamYek did not finish the story last night because he was too excited with the durian roti jalar. The story of buah petai is like this... when he was a small kid, everytime when the mother cooks petai, he can see a slice or two of brinjal in the toilet. His mother told him that the brinjal in the toilet is to eliminate the sticky urine smell, is not for him to eat!! The End. But how true is it? Can somebody try it and tell us the result....ha ha.... may be the next gathering... who's birthday next???
sorry! accidently post my comment in the wrong blogspot.
BalasPadam