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Axiata Case Study

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Axiata was incorporated in Malaysia in 1992 as a private limited company under the name of Telekom Malaysia International (TMI), which then managed as a division within Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM). In 2009, TMI changed its name to Axiata Group Berhad and launched a new identity, upgrading their position as a leading mobile operator in Asia.
In inquiry of Axiata’s vision to be a New Generation Digital Company by 2020, they pieces together the best in the region in terms of connectivity, technology and talent. With a distinct portfolio in mobile network, communications infrastructure and digital services. Through operating companies, Axiata offers a range of innovative telecommunication products and services. Throughout this year, Axiata has controlling interests in six mobile operators under the brand names of Celcom (Malaysia), XL (Indonesia), Dialog (Sri Lanka), Robi (Bangladesh), Smart (Cambodia), Ncell (Nepal), Idea (India) and M1 (Singapore).
The board of directors of Smart Axiata in Cambodia is led by Mr Thomas Hundt which is the Chief Executive Officer, followed by Mr. Kanishka Wickrama (Chief Financial Officer), Mr. Yap Kok Leong (Chief Marketing Officer), Mr. Andrey Kuzin (Chief Technical Officer) and Mr. Vishal Upadhyay (Chief Information Officer).
Smart Axiata Company Ltd is a mobile telecommunications company in Cambodia where it serves currently over 8.5 million subscribers under the “Smart” brand. Smart Axiata is actually part of Axiata Group Berhad which is

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