Telaysia Berhad Case Study

Telekom Malaysia Berhad or can be called as TM is one of the Asia’s leading communication company. TM also provide the largest integrated solutions in Malaysia. It has a market capitalisation and workforce of RM13.9 billion and 26,629 employees respectively. Telekom Malaysia Berhad was once named as Telecommunications Department of Malaya in 1946 when it was established. In 1987, it was privatised and in 1990 it was listed on Bursa Malaysia. In 2008, the company focus more on its core businesses of Internet and multimedia, data and fixed-line services. In 1962, before it was named to Telekom Malaysia Berhad, Subscriber Trunk Dialling or STD was introduced between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by using the first long-distance microwave link. Then,

In Bahasa Malaysia, Telecommunications Department of Malaysia can be known as Jabatan Telekom Malaysia (JTM). The company used this name for almost two decades. After these two decades, JTM was corporatized and formed Syarikat Telekom Malaysia Berhad or STMB. STMB is the nation's first privatised entity. STMB introduced digital INTELSAT Business Service in 1988 and toll - free service in the following year followed in 1989. In 1990, prepaid cardphones (Kadfon) were introduced and it was listed on the Main Board of Bursa Securities. They also introduced a new company logo. Telekom Malaysia introduced broadband services in 2001. In south east asia region, they also established TM Net as the largest Internet Service provider. They also launched BlueHyppo.com which is the lifestyle Internet portal. They also launched CDMA service fixed wireless telephony in the same year. Besides that, TM’s TMTouch merged with Celcom and formed the Malaysia’s largest cellular operator in 2003. For this assignment, the place for the site visit is Telekom Malaysia Berhad located in

It is the nation’s first HSBB service. UniFi, the nation’s first HSBB service, was launched. UniFi consists of a triple play of internet, voice and IPTV service.HyppTV. In June 2015, the number of UniFi subscribers has increases close to 782,000. It represents a take-up rate of approximately 46%. It provides customers a plan that cost RM 149 and has 10 Mbps of download speed and 5 Mbps of upload speed. It also has 600 minutes voice calls.
HyppTv
HyppTV can be called as IPTV service. It has TM's bundled Triple-play service offering of Telephone, Internet and IPTV called UniFi. HyppTv is offered to residential and also business customers in Malaysia. It uses an optical fiber network via FTTH and VDSL2. It is also available to various cellphone subscribers. The subscribers will require the HyppTV Everywhere app for Android or iOS. The subscribers are required to sign up for packages ala-carte. Some telcos does not drain data quota of the phone when watching shows.
Streamyx
Telekom Malaysia Berhad launched Streamyx in 2001. It has the speed of 384 kbps. It is the first broadband service for the general population and BlueHyppo.com. TM Net was acknowledged as the largest ISP in Southeast Asia. In June 2007, TMnet introduced the fastest streamyx services which is 4 Mbps and the latest and fastest now is 8