For the second consecutive year, the Singapore telco is awarded for its performance and market leadership in Asia-Pacific
Singtel has been awarded the Asia-Pacific Telecom Group of the Year award at the annual Frost & Sullivan ICT Awards for the second consecutive year. The award ceremony was held on August 15 in Singapore.
According to Frost & Sullivan, Singtel is recognised for its performance and market leadership in the region. The panel also took into account factors such as revenues, market share, capabilities, service innovation and adoption of the best practices in the industry.
Singtel also picked up the Asia-Pacific Managed Cloud Services award for providing enterprises comprehensive cloud services and solutions that help companies accelerate their digital transformation.
Francis Fong, managing director of enterprise data and managed services, group enterprise, Singtel, said: “The awards are a testament to the strength of the Singtel Group as we continue to innovate and deliver leading-edge services and solutions for enterprises. The accolades also recognise our efforts to help enterprises digitally transform their businesses by providing companies comprehensive cloud services that will help them operate in the new economy.”
Having embarked on its own digital transformation six years ago, Singtel is now in a position to help other companies to start their own transformations. In August this year, Singtel launched the FutureNow Innovation Centre, a platform that combines the group’s experience and expertise with emerging technologies to help companies test innovative concepts and unlock new growth opportunities that will help them compete in the new economy.
Ajay Sunder, vice-president for telecom, Frost & Sullivan, concluded: “We conferred Singtel these awards due to its strong commitment to innovation and digital transformation. Its ability to meet topline and bottomline targets despite heightened competition across its regional footprint sets Singtel apart as Asia’s leading communications technology company.”
