The Sun (Malaysia)

Bintai Kinden, MNP in venture to provide telecom services to hospitals

- PETALING JAYA:

Bintai Kinden Corp Bhd wholly owned sub-subsidiary Johnson Medical Internatio­nal Sdn Bhd (JMI) has formalised a venture with MN Permai Netcom Sdn Bhd (MNP) for the sale, marketing and installati­on of telecommun­ication services to healthcare centres and other medical sites governed by the Ministry of Health.

JMI specialise­s in healthcare solutions and medical support systems while MNP is an end-to-end telecommun­ication solutions provider covering smart fibre-to-thehome, smart cloud solutions, broadband, 3G as well as 4G/5G offload, smart poles and business cloud solutions, among others.

Under the agreement, JMI will market telecommun­ication services to the ministry or any private hospital provided by MNP, which will be involved in sale as well as the installati­on of the services.

Services provided by MNP include managing the backhaul network, supplying and installing access network equipment, interconne­ction with third parties, as well as designing the interconne­ction and backhaul network infrastruc­ture.

Other services are designing the infrastruc­ture access network, maintainin­g the access network, supplying and installing technicalb­ased on-site requiremen­ts, and providing maintenanc­e services.

Bintai Kinden executive director Azri Azerai said this agreement leverages on the strengths of both parties.

“JMI has a network of hospital contacts with a solid presence in Malaysia and understand the needs of hospitals and people who work in them. We listen to our customers and want to provide them with services or products that solves their problems or fulfil their needs.

“The telecommun­ications services offered by MNP enable faster data transfer speed as well as applicatio­n performanc­e, faster streaming of videos, reduce buffering, increase data transfer capability and enable interactiv­ity.”

MNP managing director Malik Faizal Bakar said ever since its establishm­ent in 2014, it has expanded to become a provider of comprehens­ive services ranging from planning, building, operating and optimising networks including inside plant solutions, outside plant solutions and technical support.

“We also have the expertise in managing large telco infrastruc­ture projects as we were awarded a 120km fibre optic project in Penang.”

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