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Malaysians Can Enjoy Additional Protection for Online Purchases, Up to Six Months After Receiving Their Purchases

 |  Monday, 20 February 2023 18:14  |  Published in FEATURES

KUALA LUMPUR, 20 FEBRUARY 2023 – Malaysians can bid goodbye to their worries of accidentally damaging their online purchases during normal usage. Protecting online shoppers in Malaysia, PolicyStreet is launching its Damage Protection Plan, Malaysia’s most comprehensive embedded protection product to date. Starting at less than RM1, Malaysians can enjoy damage protection of up to RM10,000 on more than 800 categories of items available on partnering e-commerce platforms. 

The Damage Protection Plan protects shoppers' purchases against accidental damage, fire, flood, and theft for up to six months after delivery. Baby clothing, furniture, travel and luggage, mobile phones and gadget accessories are also eligible for wear and tear damage compensation up to three months after purchase. Wear and tear coverage in the Damage Protection Plan acts as a quality assurance policy, allowing customers to be compensated when gradual damages such as shrinkage, rust, or damage by rodents or insects occur due to the nature of the product itself.

Half of Generation Z willing to accept short-term economic limitations for a more sustainable future

 |  Wednesday, 01 February 2023 10:02  |  Published in FEATURES

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – February 1, 2023

Nearly half (47%) of Generation Z would be willing to accept short-term economic limitations, such as lower GDP growth, for policymakers to invest in a longer-term strategy that promotes more sustainable growth, according to Dell Technologies research.

The research across 15 international locations gives Gen Z adults (18–26 years) voice regarding social and economic recovery strategies. Almost two-thirds (64%) of survey respondents believe that technology will play an important role in the fight against climate crisis.

Resiliency or fragility? Ten 2023 predictions from SAS

 |  Friday, 16 December 2022 15:14  |  Published in FEATURES

MALAYSIA – December 16, 2022– In business, technology, supply chains and more, what will be the most important trends to watch in 2023? SAS, the leader in analytics, asked executives across the company to make predictions for the new year. Here are some of their forecasts and spotlight trends:

Low-code analytics brings AI to the people
“In 2023, the concept of ‘analytics for everyone, everywhere’ will not only be a major trend to watch but also a critical way for businesses to achieve maturity in AI. As organizations continue to embrace machine learning, computer vision, IoT analytics and more to gain valuable insights, people of all skill levels will be empowered to participate in the analytics process through low- or no-code options.”
– Jared Peterson, Senior Vice President of Engineering
 

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