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| Sugriiva Paramasivam

Malaysian Prime Minister learns coding with Microsoft ambassadors

| Sugriiva Paramasivam

62 years of independence: The technological future of Malaysia

| Sugriiva Paramasivam

rhipe crowned 2019 Microsoft Country Partner of the Year for Malaysia

| Sugriiva Paramasivam

Digital Skills Today, Future Ready Tomorrow: Microsoft partners with local NGOs to drive digital empowerment among Malaysian Youths

| Sugriiva Paramasivam

Microsoft Malaysia builds national digital empowerment momentum, appoints Public Sector Lead for Malaysia

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| Sugriiva Paramasivam

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