BT is one of the world’s leading communications services companies. We are a global leader in managed networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally to help our customers succeed. We employ 89,000 people worldwide and serve the needs of customers in more than 170 countries, making us one of the largest professional service providers in our industry.We have been operating in Malaysia for 20 years and today we have around 600 people all based in our office in Bangsar South. In early 2013 we received an MSC status & announced our partnership with the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) to establish a Global Shared Service facility in Malaysia.We are focusing on building our industry specific capabilities in Malaysia, especially in Financial Services, Global Consumer Package Goods, Global Manufacturing, Oil and gas, Healthcare and Education. We serve a number of large multinational customers as well as many domestic customers including local Financial Services Industry, Telecommunication Providers, Government-linked companies (GLC) and Public Sector.Our global development centre ( BT Technology, Service & Operations) is responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – our centre in Malaysia will undertake development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.About BT Technology, Service & Operation (TSO)TSO is an internal service unit responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – The centre in Malaysia undertakes development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.The TSO team works closely with each of BT’s customer-facing lines of business to create new products and make sure that existing services evolve to meet the needs of their customers. BT is always looking towards the future and team manage most research and development, and are responsible for BT’s worldwide patent portfolio of more than 4,500 patents and applications. BT is continuing its long history of innovation. In 1926 BT held the world’s first two-way, trans-Atlantic conversation by radio telephone from our wireless station near Rugby. And in 1943, Tommy Flowers, working in the telecommunications division of the General Post Office, developed the world’s first programmable electronic computer, Colossus. In 1968, BT installed the world’s first digital telephone exchange. BT laid the world’s first, purpose-designed optical fibre submarine cable in Loch Fyne, Scotland in 1980.TSO is building on this great legacy to keep developing and delivering the technology that will allow BT’s customers to thrive in a fast-changing world.
BT is one of the world’s leading communications services companies. We are a global leader in managed networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally to help our customers succeed. We employ 89,000 people worldwide and serve the needs of customers in more than 170 countries, making us one of the largest professional service providers in our industry.We have been operating in Malaysia for 20 years and today we have around 600 people all based in our office in Bangsar South. In early 2013 we received an MSC status & announced our partnership with the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) to establish a Global Shared Service facility in Malaysia.We are focusing on building our industry specific capabilities in Malaysia, especially in Financial Services, Global Consumer Package Goods, Global Manufacturing, Oil and gas, Healthcare and Education. We serve a number of large multinational customers as well as many domestic customers including local Financial Services Industry, Telecommunication Providers, Government-linked companies (GLC) and Public Sector.Our global development centre ( BT Technology, Service & Operations) is responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – our centre in Malaysia will undertake development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.About BT Technology, Service & Operation (TSO)TSO is an internal service unit responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – The centre in Malaysia undertakes development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.The TSO team works closely with each of BT’s customer-facing lines of business to create new products and make sure that existing services evolve to meet the needs of their customers. BT is always looking towards the future and team manage most research and development, and are responsible for BT’s worldwide patent portfolio of more than 4,500 patents and applications. BT is continuing its long history of innovation. In 1926 BT held the world’s first two-way, trans-Atlantic conversation by radio telephone from our wireless station near Rugby. And in 1943, Tommy Flowers, working in the telecommunications division of the General Post Office, developed the world’s first programmable electronic computer, Colossus. In 1968, BT installed the world’s first digital telephone exchange. BT laid the world’s first, purpose-designed optical fibre submarine cable in Loch Fyne, Scotland in 1980.TSO is building on this great legacy to keep developing and delivering the technology that will allow BT’s customers to thrive in a fast-changing world.
BT is one of the world’s leading communications services companies. We are a global leader in managed networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally to help our customers succeed. We employ 89,000 people worldwide and serve the needs of customers in more than 170 countries, making us one of the largest professional service providers in our industry.We have been operating in Malaysia for 20 years and today we have around 600 people all based in our office in Bangsar South. In early 2013 we received an MSC status & announced our partnership with the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) to establish a Global Shared Service facility in Malaysia.We are focusing on building our industry specific capabilities in Malaysia, especially in Financial Services, Global Consumer Package Goods, Global Manufacturing, Oil and gas, Healthcare and Education. We serve a number of large multinational customers as well as many domestic customers including local Financial Services Industry, Telecommunication Providers, Government-linked companies (GLC) and Public Sector.Our global development centre ( BT Technology, Service & Operations) is responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – our centre in Malaysia will undertake development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.About BT Technology, Service & Operation (TSO)TSO is an internal service unit responsible for the innovation, design, development and delivery of the processes, networks and platforms that run the BT business – The centre in Malaysia undertakes development projects using enterprise information technologies to improve customer service and enable us to invest and grow the business.The TSO team works closely with each of BT’s customer-facing lines of business to create new products and make sure that existing services evolve to meet the needs of their customers. BT is always looking towards the future and team manage most research and development, and are responsible for BT’s worldwide patent portfolio of more than 4,500 patents and applications. BT is continuing its long history of innovation. In 1926 BT held the world’s first two-way, trans-Atlantic conversation by radio telephone from our wireless station near Rugby. And in 1943, Tommy Flowers, working in the telecommunications division of the General Post Office, developed the world’s first programmable electronic computer, Colossus. In 1968, BT installed the world’s first digital telephone exchange. BT laid the world’s first, purpose-designed optical fibre submarine cable in Loch Fyne, Scotland in 1980.TSO is building on this great legacy to keep developing and delivering the technology that will allow BT’s customers to thrive in a fast-changing world.