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IDC Malaysia 2014 Top 10 ICT Predictions

Roger Ling, IDC Malaysia

11-Mar-14 12:30

IDC Malaysia 2014 Top 10 ICT Predictions

IDC sees Malaysia having strong growth prospects for technology in 2014. The Malaysian IT market is anticipated to cross the US$10 Billion mark creating a wealth of opportunities in the local market space. We speak to Roger Ling from IDC Malaysia on the Top 10 predictions for the ICT industry in Malaysia.


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