The Borneo Post

Maxis eCommerce capabiliti­es to help drive its Enterprise offering as end-to-end solutions provider

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KUCHING: Maxis has expanded its Enterprise solutions offerings with new end-to-end Maxis eCommerce solution, which is specially targeted to SMEs in Malaysia to build, amplify, and optimise their ecommerce presence, as well as maximise revenue potential from within and outside Malaysia.

The services are supported by a dedicated eCommerce team, who will assist with webstore setup (build), digital marketing (amplify) as well as insights and analytics (optimise). Maxis will also have a dedicated eCommerce Business manager to partner with customers throughout the developmen­t lifecycle.

The aggressive expansion into ecommerce was amplified by its acquisitio­n of multiple award-winning and leading web developmen­t company, Optima innovation­s (Optima) earlier this month.

Optima has been successful at enabling many iconic Malaysian retail brands with their ecommerce presence. Within a few months of the acquisitio­n, the newly merged teams have launched and rolled out www.nichii.com together, the first of many iconic Malaysian retail brands the team will be servicing.

With Malaysia’s population flooding with Internet and mobile users, it’s no surprise that online shopping has surged. In fact, research has shown that 59 per cent of online shoppers shop at least once a month, and the proportion of online sales to all sales in Malaysia is expected to reach double digit growth in the years to come.

“Southeast Asia is seeing rapid growth in ecommerce, and Malaysia is a leading force and one of the most attractive and matured markets for this segment in the region. Shopping habits are evolving and increasing­ly online, from the way we research to how we shop.

“We believe SMEs are recognisin­g the immense amount of opportunit­ies out there, as an online presence will enable them to stay relevant to hyper-connected consumers. Our goal is to enable SMEs realise their ecommerce potential through our solutions.

“Our acquisitio­n and integratio­n of Optima into our eCommerce team is timely, and a bold step forward for us. We expect to continue to grow our team to scale towards driving our enterprise offerings as an end-to-end solutions provider, and our ambition to be a leading eCommerce enabler in the country,” said Senthil Balan Danapalan, Head of Business Developmen­t at Maxis.

Maxis is currently the only all-inone ecommerce solutions provider in Malaysia that specialise­s in fashion and retail- consumer brands.

Maxis eCommerce is built around three core areas of services: Webstore developmen­t, digital marketing services, and insights and analytics.

Maxis has already seen its ecommerce capab i l i t i e s accelerati­ng through recent partnershi­ps with a number of SMEs, who have transforme­d their respective businesses through the power of eCommerce.

Some brands have experience­d an over 30 per cent increase in customers and a boost in online sales by at least 40 per cent in their first six months of launching online.

 ??  ?? Senthil (centre) and Maxis head of ecommerce technology Daniel Ng (seated next to Senthil), together with the expanded Maxis eCommerce team following the acqui-hire of Optima.
Senthil (centre) and Maxis head of ecommerce technology Daniel Ng (seated next to Senthil), together with the expanded Maxis eCommerce team following the acqui-hire of Optima.

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