BT Group has announced the merger of its Enterprise and Global units to create a unified division serving business customers in the UK and internationally [61d8bd11]. This division connects over one million organizations in around 180 countries and supports more than three million end-users through UK wholesale operations. The strategy focuses on solving customer problems and being prepared for future challenges, such as AI and achieving Net Zero. BT aims to provide a rock-solid digital foundation for businesses, emphasizing stability, security, and skills for future growth [61d8bd11].
To achieve this, BT will double down on its core platforms and partner with others where necessary, prioritizing customer outcomes. The company is also developing a network-as-a-service called Global Fabric, which will make it easier and quicker for businesses to connect to multiple clouds. This service will offer "pay-as-you-use" contracts and is estimated to use 79% less electricity than current international networks [61d8bd11].
BT's Business strategy is built around the purpose of connecting for good, empowering customers with digital skills training and tools to support sustainable growth. The company believes that business is better on their network and is committed to execution [61d8bd11].
In Malaysia, Grey Malaysia has launched 'Unifi’s UniVerse', a suite of convergence offerings including home internet, mobile, entertainment, and lifestyle solutions. The brand film 'Choose Your UniVerse' showcases how the products converge into a seamless ecosystem. The campaign also highlights the updated visual identity, structure, and product offerings of Unifi [3c175a39]. Anand Vijayan, TM’s chief business consumer officer, stated that UniVerse is their most comprehensive suite of packages, integrating connectivity, entertainment, and lifestyle solutions. TM aims to become a Digital Powerhouse by 2030 [3c175a39].