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Monday, November 2, 2026

JLG Corporate Edge strengthens tech-driven corporate services

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KUALA LUMPUR: JLG Corporate Edge helps organisations improve operational efficiency, governance and long-term resilience through integrated corporate and shared services.

By combining professional expertise, technology and disciplined service delivery, the company helps organisations move away from fragmented operations towards more integrated, well-governed and future-ready business models.

Jland Group chief corporate officer Azua Kamarudin talked about the significance of the company's recognition at the PIKOM Digital Excellence Awards, the evolution of the corporate services sector and its future direction.

*What does this recognition mean to you and your company beyond the trophy itself?*

This achievement validates the direction we have taken in using technology to transform how we work, strengthen our service delivery and create greater value for our stakeholders, particularly our clients.

It also reinforces the importance of continuously improving the way corporate services are delivered.

For us, digital transformation is not simply about introducing new technology. It is about using technology, data and better processes to make organisations more efficient, responsive and better governed.

This recognition motivates us to continue raising standards, challenging established ways of working and contributing meaningfully to the digital transformation of corporate services in Malaysia.

*As a key player in Malaysia's technology industry, how would you assess the current state of the sector?*

The sector has evolved significantly. What began largely as an outsourcing model progressed into shared services, and we are now seeing a broader shift towards digitally enabled managed services.

This creates an opportunity for service providers to move beyond processing transactions and become genuine business partners.

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